On Sunset Sessions this week, Vritra (and his son Ivan) come in to deliver a relaxed performance of songs off his catalog along with a few tracks from his upcoming project. He brings together engaging...
On Sunset Sessions this week, Jay Cue delivers an intimate performance from his dense catalog. He brings together charismatic lyrics, creative flows, and pounding production.
Every week we invite musicians...
This week, CSUN communications professor Joel Lemuel talks about how flexible scheduling and adequate advising can help students with the graduation process.
Why did it take Bryan Zamora seven years to get a bachelor's degree? Tune in for an extra-length episode about one man's journey from the hospital to the graduation stage.
Also: be sure to check out bethematch.org after...
On Sunset Sessions this week, Sad Park comes in for a stripped-down performance. The group brings together powerful vocals, subdued drums, arpeggiating basslines, and sprinkled guitars for a great performance...
Ivan Salinas, the Sundial's Arts & Entertainment editor, fills in for Madison Parsley this week and updates us on what’s happening in The Sundial’s issue on the Latinx community.
Produced by...
PJ Shahamat, the Sundial's Audio Editor, fills in for Madison Parsley this week and updates us on what’s happening in The Sundial’s issue on dating.
Produced by PJ Shahamat
Ivey Mellem, the Sundial's Chief Copy Editor, fills in for Madison Parsley this week and updates us on what’s happening in The Sundial’s issue on wildfires.
Produced by PJ Shahamat
How does one go from being homeless... to being a respected scientist? This is Richard Rachman’s story. For more info on Rachman, or on entering the field of science, you can follow him on Instagram...
On Sunset Sessions this week, Banned From Japan come in for a partly acoustic performance. The group brings together vulnerable lyrics, punchy drums, groovy bass lines, and riffing guitars for a great...
