QFM Podcast

On this episode, we interview the Student Body President at the UNC-Greensboro, Hazael Mengesha. Although he might not be your average look for SGA, this man comes with wisdom beyond his years. Especially getting a second chance at being President. In this interview we talk about, Diversity, Inclusion, Frat Life, and Upbringings on minorities. Regardless of where you come from, we think that input and leadership can be expressed to the one who is the most equipped for it.

Kashaveli is one of our regulars of the show and he always brings another rapper that can get his perspective of the music industry. Brandez discusses his struggles with music and how he evolved into the rapper that he is today.

In this Podcast, we are brought into the perspective of Greek Life. The president, Giovanni Martinez, of Pi Kappa Phi gives his introduction of what his fraternity is about. 

Bryan Jimenez, a self-made Entrepreneur/CEO comes in to talk about his skills, struggles, the trials and tribulations of what it takes to become successful in the sales business. What we all fail to realize is that it’s easy to be convinced and say that we want to be successful at the finish line. However are people willing to go that extra mile to do so?

What is a good person? Is it what society dictates it or does it depend on the person and the environment? On this episode of the Quest, we really dive into the word of the gospel, doing the right thing and living life in a sinister world. The Bible does correctly label all humans as sinful, even in a state of belief. Selfishness is, of course, sin. But self-interest can be legitimate, as it drives humans to provide for themselves and their families. Can humanity find a clear common ground and structure to what is right and what is wrong?

On this episode of QFM, we interview The Pakistani Student Organization from our school to talk about the life and culture of Pakistan. Over the summer, Pakistan has experienced major flooding caused by extreme Monsoons across the Asian pacific. Currently a 3rd of Pakistan is covered in water causing thousands of people losing their lives and millions homeless with nowhere to go and it is only getting worse. Does society even notice let alone care?

In this episode of QFM, we have the opportunity of interviewing an aspiring filmmaker who shares her stories and perspective on the film industry. She progresses through her goals, trials, and tribulations in the film world.

For this episode, we take a look at another musical artist that started off as a producer. D Martian gives his perspective on how the music industry and how it made him a great. This comes with doing features, having the right atmosphere to create your music, and how you sell it to the masses. Please look at on YouTube for visual and subscribe.

Hello guys, this was a chill episode and we wanted to share our stories of childhood. What were your funniest stories that made who you are today?

This is our first interview with someone that is actually in the business field. Stephanie Weber is an employee at UNCG that is involved with employee relations. She takes the viewers into her world as a teacher, marine veteran, and her present employment today. This is her quest of being a future messiah. What is yours?

Another musician interview with a rapper named Raiz, he is a rapper that discusses his process and purpose in the hip-hop genre. This episode, Raiz walks the listeners through his journey on why he came to be. His loses and his wins, all perspectives matter because this is his quest of being a Messiah.

Today, we lost someone that was considered a big impact to our society. Some of us looks at him as the villain in our story, others consider him to be the light that get us away from our darkness. We lost someone that was willing to spread his views that gave us a different outlook on our relationships and how we shape each other's lives individually. Regardless of the agreements and disagreements that we have with person, give this person the respect that he deserves. R.I.P Kevin Samuels.

In our quest of being a Messiah, we wanted to Introduce Kashaveli. He is a rapper in Greensboro, North Carolina that discusses his journey of being a rapper. He explains his progression as an artist and the mentality that comes with it. Watch and subscribe to us on YouTube. 

 The event called "Smack Heard Around the World" became a big uproar in the Oscars. Will Smith retaliated based off a joke that Chris Rock said about Jada Pinkett Smith about her disease. We wanted to give our audience our perspective of the conflict, making points that can clarify both sides of the matter. Do you feel that Will Smith had the right to defend his wife? How would you handle the situation if you were in these positions? 

When we look into our lives, we often don't think who are role models are. Role models that we look up within our families or the people we never met. Fathers today are bashed from doing the right thing for the kids. Due to the situation with Kanye West and Kim K, we had to analyze the conflict. What happened between them? What are bad feelings between two parties?

Hello guys, I wanted to have an interview with someone that does radio and can give you another perspective on being a student for UNCG. She is a finance major, a dancer, and she is also a host for her radio show The DangZy Show on WUAG radio.

We have a special guest that was introduced into the podcast. We talked about what fashion means to us and our views on the fashion standards today. 

For this episode, we wanted to talk about one of the harshest crimes that can be done to a human being. Sexual assault is a crime and it should not be committed to any human being! As we dive into these issues, we explain our experiences and the ways to prevent them from happening to us in the long run.

I'm starting up my podcast with two new people. Kamal is a new edition because of how he expresses the vibe of the room and Ashley gives that female perspective to the podcast that is always needed. This podcast is a quick introduction to us and our lives, explaining on how we are the people we are today.