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Today's episode of Off The Record x B-Side, hosted by Jonesia Martimbor, Denisia Martimbor, and Assistant Director of Student Media Michael Lynn, marked the farewell for graduating host Denisia Martimbor as well as staff members Yosef Nahon, and Ana Azambuja. Leaders from each section of Mako Media Network shared a recap of the semester and expectations for the next. Dr. Mario D’Agostino and Michael Lynn discussed favorite moments from their show B-Side. Ritchy Laguerre from The Office of Campus Life summarized this semester's events, and Denisia reviewed the prescreening and press conference of the new movie Challengers.

On this episode of "That's News To Us," Dr. Eric Mason featured Carlo Ricchi, Adjunct Faculty for the Mako Band - as well as students from the Mako Band and Bossa Nova Chorale, including Heidi Hellenbrand and Nathalie Marin - on NSU news, as well as current events!

This Off the Record featured a packed and intriguing lineup, starting with an informative interview with Jeremy Ignatius from Green Sharks in honour of Earth Day, followed by a CAPS office update given by the amazing Johnny Kevorkian. Kristen Anti also stopped by to give us the full scoop on a new exciting collaboration called One NSU where different initiatives on campus such as Pawsitivity was discussed. Of course, these segments were enhanced by a special sports coverage given by practicum student, Tyler Monezone, on NSU baseball athlete, George Zogodi, along with a special prerecorded interview with the amazing Samantha Ramsdell who currently holds the Guinness World Record for biggest mouth! As usual we highlighted an outstanding student led business here on campus, Dispensing Beauty. We finished it off with our captivating pop culture segment discussing Coachella, Tayler Swift’s new album, and much more juicy topics. This is not a show to miss!

Nicole Shaker sits down with the band Kiss Bang, based in Los Angeles and made up of Kaya Stewart and Max Mercier. They discuss the new band’s first release ever, “Horrors of Your Hometown EP,” their process of creation, and their plans for future releases.  

On this episode of The B-Side, Mike Lynn and Dr. Mario D'Agostino invited Justin Abonce, Kena Patel, Aashvi Gowrisankar, and Jeraldine Saint Gilles, students from The Protest Song in America Honors Course, to discuss what they learned from this semester! Come explore the history of protest anthems and their origins form secular folk and blues roots!

On this episode of In The Know, Daja and Luqman cap off their run with an episode about coming of age. The pair look back on how the show has grown alongside them and look forward to how society will grow in the future. Does the world need to take a step back in order to move forward? Is a brighter tomorrow even possible? Tune into this episode of In The Know to find out.