Cari Champion, a broadcast journalist and television host known for her work on Tennis Channel and ESPN, joins Podcasts contributors and sisters Lauren and Olivia Miller. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Bruin to Bruin: Cari Champion

UCLA alumnus Austin Nasso sits down with Podcasts contributor Aashay Ghiya to discuss the co-founding of Shenanigans Comedy Club at UCLA, transitioning from tech to full-time comedy and offering advice on pursuing creative passions while balancing practical concerns. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Bruin to Bruin: Austin Nasso

In this episode of “Religion on Campus,” contributor Lauren Miller and Podcasts editor Olivia Miller interview Sister Kathy Schneider from the University Catholic Center to discuss her duties as well as community events and programs for Catholic students at UCLA. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Religion on Campus: University Catholic Center

On this episode of Religion on Campus, Podcasts editor Olivia Miller and contributor Lauren Miller interview Rabbi Dovid Gurevich, the Chabad Rabbi at UCLA since 2006. They explore Jewish life on campus, student engagement programs, support for Jewish students’ spiritual journeys in college and the importance of community in Jewish life. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Religion on Campus: Chabad House at UCLA

On this episode of "Religion on Campus," sisters Lauren Miller and Olivia Miller sit down with the internal vice president of Bruin Hindus, Keshav Shukla, to explore UCLA's Hindu student organization. Discover how this young club fosters community through Seva, Dharma discussions and cultural celebrations. A transcript of this episode is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Religion on Campus: Bruin Hindus

Updates on the undocumented student employment lawsuit and closure of Jackie Robinson Stadium. UCLA's football performance and Oregon and upcoming game against Penn State. Release of "Joker: Folie à Deux" and Coldplay's new album. Hurricane relief efforts, vice presidential debate and rocket attack on Israel. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

This Week: October 4

In this episode of "This Week," Daily Bruin correspondents cover Adam Schiff's Senate victory and Nathan Hochman's win as LA District Attorney, UCLA soccer teams entering Big Ten tournaments, men's and women's basketball season openers and the 30th anniversary celebration of alumni-founded Asian American magazine "Giant Robot," along with the upcoming horror film "Heretic." Moreover, they discuss the election results and what it means for UCLA students. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

This Week: November 8

In this episode of "Bruin to Bruin," host Aidan Teeger interviews UCLA freshman tennis player Rudy Quan, who discusses his journey from childhood athlete to collegiate competitor and his experience balancing academics with Division I athletics.

Bruin to Bruin: Rudy Quan

Listen to series host and Podcasts contributor Megan Vahdat sit down with actress, writer and producer Tara Grammy to discuss her viral sketches, famous impressions and involvement in the Zan, Zendegi, Azadi movement. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Persian Perspectives Today: Tara Grammy

In this week's episode of “This Week” by Daily Bruin Podcasts, our team covers the UC development proposing tuition hikes for out-of-state students, UCLA's athletic achievements with both basketball teams being nationally ranked, the Getty Center's new Alps exhibition and significant music releases from major artists. On a larger scale, the episode covers political developments and EU environmental policy changes and provides updates on campus, local and global news, courtesy of our correspondents Izzy Greig, Sam Mulick, Connor Dullinger, Reid Sperisen and Sophia Alcomendas.

This Week: November 15

Contributor Aidan Teeger sits down with Dr. Jeffrey Schwartz, a pioneering UCLA psychiatrist, to discuss his groundbreaking work combining mindfulness practices with neuroscience to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder and develop the "four-step method." Through decades of research, he demonstrated how mental health practices can physically rewire the brain. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Bruin to Bruin: Jeffrey Schwartz

In this episode of "This Week" by Daily Bruin Podcasts, learn about important campus safety updates, including recent developments in a Saxon Suites assault case and UCPD reports. Moreover, Sports correspondents cover UCLA women's basketball making program history with their first-ever No. 1 national ranking after defeating defending champions South Carolina. The episode also features updates on UCLA football's crosstown showdown with USC, Arts coverage from the Hammer Museum, "Glicked" release, and international news from the COP29 climate conference. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

This Week: Nov. 29

Listen to series host and podcasts contributor Megan Vahdat sit down with MSNBC national correspondent Yasmin Vossoughian to discuss her experiences covering the 2024 presidential election and the importance of dismantling harmful stereotypes about Iranians. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Persian Perspectives Today: Building bridges between Tehran and television with Yasmin Vossoughian

In this episode of Nightly Bruin, hosts Olivia Miller, Mia Fernandez and Jina Bae investigate the disappearance of Michael Negrete from UCLA's Dykstra Hall in 1999, examining multiple theories about what happened that night, speaking with current UCPD officials about the ongoing investigation and a friend of Negrete's. Through archival research, interviews with law enforcement and a look at how this case changed campus security, this episode explores both the enduring impact of this 25-year-old cold case and the continuing efforts to find answers about what happened to the 18-year-old music student who vanished without a trace. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Nightly Bruin: The Unsolved Disappearance of Michael Negrete – 25 Years Later

In this episode of Bruin to Bruin, contributor Srinidhi Nagarajan interviews 2024 graduate Arushi Avachat, who recently published her debut young adult novel "Arya Khanna's Bollywood Moment." Avachat discusses her journey as a writer from childhood through college, the process of writing her Bollywood-inspired rom-com and her current pursuit of master's degrees at Oxford as a Marshall Scholar. She shares insights about the importance of South Asian representation in young adult literature and offers advice for aspiring writers balancing creative pursuits with academics. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Bruin to Bruin: Bringing Bollywood to Life - A UCLA Author's Journey from Campus to Oxford

In this episode of "Bruin to Bruin," Professor Dana Cuff from the UCLA School of Architecture and Urban Design discusses her transformative work with cityLAB, a research center addressing social justice and urban challenges through design. From affordable housing laws to community partnerships in Los Angeles, Cuff shares how collective action and academic innovation can reshape cities and inspire impactful change. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Bruin to Bruin: Transforming Cities Through Design – A Conversation with Dana Cuff

Host Kayla Hayempour talks with UCLA alum Rachel Sumekh, founder of Swipe Out Hunger, about turning a small campus initiative into a national movement against college food insecurity. Rachel shares her journey, the impact of student activism and how legislation she helped craft has secured over $100 million for campus hunger programs. Plus, UCLA’s Carl Maier joins to discuss Swipe Out Hunger’s work today. A transcript is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

Bruin to Bruin: Swiping Out Hunger with Rachel Sumekh

In this episode of “Bruin to Bruin,” host Celina Landero Valenzuela sits down with student and singer-songwriter Katie Simpson to talk about her journey as an independent artist. Simpson shares insights into her creative process, the inspiration behind her upcoming album “Strangers, But Not Really,” and the balance between music and student life. She treats us to a special live performance of her song “Echolocation.”

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