Matt Joye may be away, but the show must go on! Newspaper in hand, Aubrey Yeo guides his listeners through the ever-hectic world of UCLA sports. More »
Podcasts
Arts, Arts Columns, Podcasts
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April 7, 12:00 am
That’s a Wrap! Episode 12: Pranks for Nothing
Kelly Brennan/Daily Bruin
By Gail Acosta, Lindsay Weinberg, William Thorne and Shreya Aiyar
April Fool’s may be past, but the memory lives! The editors relive their favorite pranks from April Fool’s days past, as well as some of the times they pulled the wool over someone else’s eyes.
Opinion, Podcasts
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April 6, 12:00 am
No Offense, But: Student Lobbying
This week on “No Offense, But,” the Daily Bruin’s weekly Opinion podcast, columnists Chris Campbell and Abhishek Shetty sit down with a special guest, Bruins for Israel President Omer Hit. More »
Campus, News, Podcasts
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April 4, 12:00 am
Dance Marathon funds AIDS treatment, support
UCLA students have teamed together with the Pediatric Aids Coalition to acknowledge the struggles of children suffering from AIDS. The Pediatric AIDS Coalition raised over $446,000 through their annual Dance Marathon this weekend, which will will help fund support and treatment services aimed at women and children. More »
Men's Volleyball, Podcasts, Sports
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April 1, 12:00 am
Set Six Episode 10: The road to BYU
The Daily Bruin beat writers are back from spring break and ready for more volleyball! Grant Sugimura, Phil Share and Tanner Walters sit down to discuss the recent wins from UCLA men’s volleyball and the team’s eight-match winning streak. More »
Podcasts, The Quad
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March 30, 4:30 pm
#HashitOut: Spring Break Edition
#HashitOut is back and live every Monday at 6 p.m. This Monday, we cover hashtags that were relevant during the spring break such as #PrayforBrussels and #MarchMadness. More »
Opinion, Podcasts
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March 30, 12:01 am
No Offense, But: Out of state students
“No Offense, But,” the Daily Bruin’s official Opinion podcast, is back for spring quarter, and we’ve got some hot takes on a recent state audit indicting the University of California for prioritizing out-of-state student enrollment over that of resident students. More »