KUCI: Half Past Five

Episode 27: Sara Rodriguez & Darby Vickers

MORE SHOW, YOU GUYS! This week, I interviewed returning guest Sara Rodriguez and Darby Vickers, creators of the podcast, "Odyssey & Chill." We talked a whole bunch about Homer's "The Odyssey" and Greek Mythology- two things I should know much more about than I do. So it'll be as much a learning experience for you guys as it was for me!
Fun Fact: The interview both opens and closes with me saying "Thank you guys so much for coming on the show", Sara replying, "Thanks for having us", then me saying, "Much appreciated." CRAZY, RIGHT?!

Episode 26: Derick Gonzalez

We back with our first normal, prerecorded interview again and, boy howdy, is it a DOOZY! I sat down with actor, Derick Gonzalez, to discuss his commitment to his craft, the tribulations that come with being an actor in the latinx community, and we did some silly voices. It was a hoot! Enjoy...

Episode 25: Andrew Weston (Part 2)

Who's got two thumbs and is back from the holidays with another live episode??? THIS GUY BAYBEH! Also Andrew Weston is here. We talked about "Cats" and, as always, Andrew shared a plethora of bad opinions which I chastised him for. Enjoy!

Episode 24: It’s the Great Holiday Special, Paxton Wright!

With 2019 coming to a close, I look back at my year and my time at the station and then quickly fall into a nightmarish pit of anxiety for the future. Maybe my good friends here at KUCI can yank me out of that rut? Let's find out! Also Glenn's a republican now I guess? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Episode 23: Andrew Weston (Part 1)

WE BACK! AND BY "WE" I MEAN "ME"... Me back... AND BETTER THAN EVER BABY. Say "hello" to Andrew Weston, host of "And the Oscar Goes to..." right here at KUCI. We talk our favorite films of 2019 as it nears its close and Andrew drops terrible takes left and right. Check it out!

Episode 22: Victoria Johnson (and Glenn’s Fate)

This week, Paxton and UCI Professor/Sports Media Scholar Victoria Johnson discussed Victoria's upcoming book, "Sports TV," which takes a sweeping look at the history of sports on television, as well as its cultural, political, and technological impact. Also, the inspiring story of a radio announcer guy who overcame the odds and proved to the world that he wasn't ready to go out without a fight. Truly the "Rudy" of public radio. You won't wanna miss this one, folks.

Episode 21: Murder on the KUCI Express

I SMELL A MURDER MYSTERY! Or is that just corpse?... Nope... No, yeah. That's- that's definitely corpse. Oh well, 'tis the season I guess... Hey Thoren's back also and we talked about horror movies to ring in the holiday! Enjoy!

Episode 20: Buster Baer

DO YOU WANT THE FUNK?! DO YOU SIMPLY GOT TO HAVE THAT FUNK! WELL HAVE I GOT THE CURE FOR THAT WHICH AILS YOU, SIR OR MADAM! This week, I was joined by a good friend of mine and exceptionally talented musician, Buster Baer: Lead singer of the funk band, Buster. We talked about funk and goofed around a whole bunch. Check it out, buddy!

Episode 18: Ryan Shannon

It's been a long day and I can't think of a silly, long-winded description for this episode. But trust me, it's a good one! Ryan is one talented sunuvagun and you'll see what I mean when you tune in. Remember to scope his YouTube channel at musicalinferno42 for some 10/10 content- including his music which, as always, I cannot play on this podcast for legal reasons. Enjoy!

Episode 17: Patrick Bornhop

YEAH buddy. You know what time it is: HALF PAST FIVE, baybeh! WOO! To celebrate my new time slot and a return to titular normalcy, I was fortunate to have on a grade-A guest: The one and only (NOTE: I cannot confirm that he is actually the one and only) Patrick Bornhop! Patrick is an up-and-coming stand-up comic based out of Orange County and is well on his way to taking over the d*ng world. We discussed the transition from the open mic circuit to becoming a full-fledged comic, the bizarre nature of one Jordan Peterson, and the time Patrick bombed a set in front of David Koechner. All that and more on this very special episode of "Half Past Five."