Mako Radio's Off The Record

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. 

Today's Off The Record was a dynamic blend of voices and perspectives, hosted by Denisia and Jonesia Martimbor. From Carey Courson's insightful exploration in 'Arts of the Matter' to Amaya Flores's engaging chat with NSU Athlete Bianka Texidor, every segment brought depth and diversity. Ilene Petzold-Bradley shared invaluable insights on Diversity month events, while Ritchy Laguerre shed light on the upcoming STUEYS Awards. Anthony Greaves delivered the latest in sports news, and Gabriela Alvarado and Natalia Vega showcased the entrepreneurial spirit with their interview of Lauren Levin from Sharkcuterie. Finally, Daja Long, Luqman Gbenro, Ashianna Trivedi, Anthony Greaves, and Michael Lynn injected humor and knowledge into the Popculture and music news discussion, making today's episode unforgettable.

Nicole Shaker sits down with Carter Vail, indie rock artist, and discusses with him his most recent release, “Arizona,” his upcoming projects, and his sources of inspiration.

On this artist interview, Carey Courson and Daja Long co-host an interview with NSU's Mako Band - featuring Carlo Ricchi, James Perez (saxophone) and Jacob Elalouf (guitar). The Mako Band will be performing their Spring Concert with the Bossa Nova Chorale on Friday, April 19th!

On this episode of In The Know, Daja and Luqman focus on generational trauma or trauma in general through films and how society goes about resolving the issues of the past. This episode also touching on how gen z might be the generation to break this cycle and heal their wounds.

Be sure to tune in every other Thursday from 12:30-1:30pm on 88.5FM for new episodes!

On this episode of The B-Side, Mike Lynn, Dr. Mario D'Agostino and Carey Courson continue to discuss the changes in country music over the past century - as well as other related genres. This episode also discusses the state of country music in college radio today, as well as bluegrass!

On this episode of "That's News To Us," Dr. Eric Mason featured Dr. Andrea Nevins, Dean of the Farquahar Honors College - as well as students from the Farquahar Honors College - on NSU news, as well as current events!

Nicole Shaker, co-editor-in-chief of The Current and reporter and anchor for Mako TV, interviews Tish Melton, up-and-coming singer-songwriter who’s still in high school and is being mentored by Grammy-winning artist Brandi Carlile. They discuss Melton’s debut EP, When We’re Older, which is available for listening on all major streaming platforms.

On this episode of In The Know, Daja Long and Luqman Gbenro discussed social status and how it ties into the idea of generational wealth, the concept of individualism, and consumerism (which is pushed through the media) - as well as how one could transform this idea of a social ladder into finding a sense of self and creativity, leaning closer to community support.

Tune in every other Thursday from 12:30-1:30pm for a new episode on WKPX 88.5FM Sunrise!

This episode of Off The Record episode, hosted by Denisia Martimbor and newcomer cohost Jonesia Martimbor, featured interviews with USGA Election presidential candidates Anne Sylvie Jean Louis of The Drive Party and Daniyal Baig of the Shark Surge Party, along with Shawnie Allen from the Office of Campus Life, Photographer Brandon Neal, and Artist Tish Melton. Additionally, Anthony Greaves provided a sports news update, Carey Courson explored 'Arts of the Matter,' and the team engaged in their infamous pop culture discussion with Daja Long, Anthony Greaves, and Luqman Gbenro.

On this episode of The B-Side, Mike Lynn, Dr. Mario D'Agostino, Weston Clark, and Carey Courson discuss the changes in country music over the past century. This episode also discusses the state of country music in college radio today, as well as the various subgenres that helped build its many sounds that can be heard across the country!

On the latest episode of In the Know, Daja Long and Luqman Gbenro discussed gender roles and how art both mirrors and influences life. The podcast touches on how gender role stereotypes exist through beauty standards, Chasity norms, parenting expectations and mainstream media’s contribution to the overall discourse. You can listen to the In The Know podcast on Spotify. New episodes air every other Thursday from 12:30-1:30 p.m. on WKPX 88.5FM Sunrise.

On this episode of Off The Record, Denisia invites many guests together to celebrity Black History Month - as well as commemorate major updates at Mako Radio! Tune in to listen to Alex Hernandez's interview with John Cena and Luqman Gbenro's interview with Kingsley Ben-Adir!

In this artist interview, Denisia Martimbor interviewed comedian Cassidy Russel from The Second City! The Second City's Comedian Rhapsody debuts on Saturday, Feb 24th and features sketch comedy and songs from their history, their newest classics and, of course, their trademark improvisation!

Daja Long and Luqman Gbenro debuted the first episode of In The Know, tying together music and social issues in a central narrative!

Nicole Shaker, Co-Editor-In-Chief of The Current, interviewed Motown singer, Larry Johnson. Larry Johnson has performed with The Drifters, The Four Tops, and The Temptations.

On this episode of The B-Side, Mike Lynn and Dr. Mario D'Agostino discuss more subgenres of Indie Rock and where the genre stands today. This episode also features Brianna Muñoz and Veronica Prieto of Mako TV.

On this episode of "That's News To Us," Dr. Eric Mason quizzed Dr. Mario D'Agostino and three Digressions Literary Magazine student staff members about their knowledge on NSU news, as well as current events!

On this episode of Off The Record, Denisia hosts a variety of segments and features Margeaux Miller, Daja Long, Luqman Gbenro, Anthony Grieves, Ritchie Laguere and more! We also feature a special interview by Sadie Jean!

Mako Radio's Daja Long interviewed Sadie Jean on Wednesday, January 31st! Sadie Jean's latest EP, Simple Like 17, can be heard on most mainstream music streaming platforms!

On this episode of The B-Side, Mike Lynn and Dr. Mario D'Agostino discuss the rise of Indie Rock and its subgenres following the success of The Seattle Sound. Stay tuned for a continuation of this episode coming soon!

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We interviewed student-led business Skark Kit’s owners Julianne and Ryan Mangano, Sharkette Amaya Flores, and Nicole Shaker from The Current.

In this episode, Alex Hernández interviews solo artist Jordan Lindley with his latest album, Maybe It’ll All Work Out Part 1. Dive into the deep blue with "Sharks Grotto," a special edition heard first on Mako Radio WKPX 88.FM!

Join your host, Alex Hernández, aka DJ Sirena, as she takes you on a captivating journey through the world of indie music and the artists who make waves.

In this episode, Mike, Dr. Eric Mason, and Dr. Mario D'Agostino talk about Copyright Law Parody and Fair Use.

On the last episode of the semester of Off The Record, Denisia interviews for arts and entertainment, sports, and pop culture news. Denisia also interviews Mike from The B-Side.

For the first episode of That's News To Us, Dr. Eric Mason quizzes 4 members from NSU's Undergraduate Student Government Association, as well as Kandy Lopez from the Department of Communication, Media, and the Arts!

In this Off The Record, Denisia Martimbor interviewed

On this episode of Off The Record, Carey Courson interviewed composer Bill Withem for her segment The Art of the Matter. We had two hosts, Denisia Martimbor “DJ Blossom” and Alexandra Hernandez “DJ Sirena” discussing some pop culture news and music recommendations with practicum students Luqman, Erick, and Anthony. We also had Bryce Johnson, the Editor in Chief of NSU Florida’s The Current, reporting on the Cancer Survivorship Summit. Erick Caldera and Anthony Greaves gave sports fans an exciting rundown of the latest sports news, and our very own Weston “DJ Ray” had the opportunity to interview rock band The Americans!

On Episode 3 of the B-Side, Mike Lynn and Dr. Mario D'Agostino discuss the history of music sampling and its related genres, such as hip-hop, trip-hop, hauntology, vaporwave, and more!

On this episode of The B-Side, Mike Lynn and Dr. Mario D'Agostino discuss The Seattle Sound and its rise to mainstream success - also known as "grunge rock".

The pilot episode of The B-Side features Mike Lynn, Weston Clark, and Mario D'agostino about the Origins of College Radio.

College Radio Day Miniaci and Jazz Segment with Mike Lynn and The Miniaci Theater.

College Radio Day of Writing and Communications Segment featuring Dr. Mason, Game Trivia Show.

College Radio Day Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging featuring Denisia Martimbor, the Office of Diversity, and the Undergraduate Student Government Association.

College Radio Day featuring Mike, Luqman, and Alex Hernández.

In this episode, we have the incredible pleasure of hosting Christopher Kessnich, the mastermind behind the mesmerizing sounds of Arts Fishing Club. Dive into the deep blue with "Sharks Grotto," a special edition heard first on Mako Radio WKPX 88.FM! Join your host, Alex Hernández, aka DJ Sirena, as she takes you on a captivating journey through the world of indie music and the artists who make waves.

Christopher Kessnich, the creative force behind Arts Fishing Club, shares insights into his unique approach to music-making and the inspiration behind his soulful compositions. From the tranquil depths to the exhilarating highs, we explore the emotional landscapes painted by Arts Fishing Club's evocative melodies.

On this episode of 'Off the Record,' Denisia Martimbor, known as DJ Blossom, is accompanied by the talented Alex Hernández, also recognized as DJ Sirena, who joins her as a co-host for this special edition dedicated to Hispanic Heritage Month. The agenda includes 'Art of the Matter' with Carey Courson interviewing the dynamic and expressive artist Kandy G Lopez and her art~ a fascinating segment on culinary delights with Gabriela Alvarado; updates on the world of sports with Eric Caldera; a comprehensive overview of events commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month with Professor Joanne Urrechaga; and an engaging conversation with Campus Life, shedding light on-campus activities and initiatives. The highlight of the episode is undoubtedly the much-anticipated artist interview, with 'Metchy' on 'Diving Deep with Sirena,' promising insight into the artist's creative process and inspirations.

This episode first aired on Sept. 22, 2023, on Mako Radio WKPX 88.5FM Sunrise.

Originally aired on Sept. 15, 2023.

Dive into the world of Pop as Mako Radio sits down with the incredibly talented Hariz in this exclusive artist interview! Get ready for an insightful show that delves deep into Hariz's creative process, inspirations, and the stories behind his chart-topping hits. From his humble beginnings to his latest musical endeavors, and even some relatable moments along the way. This episode promises to be a treat for sharks, fans and music enthusiasts alike.

This week on Off The Record, DJ Blossom has the opportunity to interview one of the organizers for the upcoming 25th Annual Student Life Achievement Awards (STUEYS), Monique Reto, and one of the hosts, Avani Kulkarni. Anika King is back with her Pop-culture news with Nephtalie Delva joining her, DJ Flackie gives us the run down of the top charting music for the week along with this week's evening show schedule, and DJ Sirena dives deep with a literal star, ALEXANDER STAR!

DJ Blossom talks to Russell Eckert and Maryann Chamberlain, who gives information about the upcoming JDRF One Walk happening on April 1st 2023 at 8am, DJ Flackie gives us an update on the music charts for the week and the evening show schedule, Anika talks all things sports, and Ronald joins us from The Current to talk about TikTok's ban from campuses. This week on Diving Deep with Sirena, DJ Blossom interviews self-made indie producer, singer, and songwriter out of Overland, Kansas, TRE' MUTAVA!

On episode 2, we are celebrating Women's History Month! Our host and producer, DJ Blossom, is joined by Ashley from The Current as well as NSU Florida's Fight Like A Girl club president and IOC Chair, Ariana and Zariah. Anika entertains us with Pop culture news, and DJ Flackie gives us an update on the music charts for the week and the evening show schedule. DJ Blossom brings in a new segment of birthday shoutouts for the week, and DJ Sirena dives deep for a interesting interview with award-winning vocalist, musician, songwriter, American composer, producer, and recording artist, DAMOYEE!

We are back! For this new season, we are bringing you entertainment, music, news, artist interviews, and much more. In episode 1, our host and producer, DJ Blossom, is joined by guests Anika, Quincy, and Nephtalie discussing Black History Month and Pop culture. DJ Flackie gives us an update on the music charts for the week, Brielle gives us a report on the top news from The Current, and DJ Sirena dives deep for a special interview with Azia Dinea Hale on her role in the movie iMordecai.