ZU Podcasts

In this first episode of "Home Away From Home," host Megan Wilhelm sits down with Sophie Svigel to discuss what it's like to attend college out-of-state. These two Texas natives moved to opposite coasts; one to California, the other to Pennsylvania. This episode explores topics like culture shock, COVID-19 responses, reasons for attending college out-of-state, and homesickness.

In this first episode of A Book a Month, Brandon Gonzales discusses his thoughts on Free Will Explained by Dan Barker. Grand philosophical questions such as, "Do we have free will?" are briefly discussed.

Host Morgan Kuriger recently took interest in a local cafe in her neighborhood, known as the Yellow Deli. This cafe has received criticism from locals over the years due to the fact that it’s owned and operated by a religious organization, The Twelve Tribes Community, that many deem to be a cult. She decided to begin a further dig and start researching their cafe, the religion behind it, and the lifestyle of those involved.

In this introductory episode, Luke Eggers is joined by Justin Smith, Associate Professor for the Department of Religious Studies at Azusa Pacific. Luke asks Smith about becoming a new dad and how parenting has changed due to COVID-19. Smith also shares his perspective on biblical fatherhood.

Hosted by Vincent DeSantis. Guest James Walmer. In this episode, Walmer deep dives into what originally inspired him to become a Christian Ministry major and his big plans for the future.

Welcome to Ep.1 of "Confessions of a Thriftaholic." Host Jazzy Nickles talks about her thrifting adventures, her findings on Wednesday morning, and what she usually finds at thrift stores.

Two college seniors, Sarah E. Sudfeld and Becca Midori Elliot, who are swiftly approaching graduation, talk about their professional hopes and dreams. With humble job beginnings like Kentucky Fried Chicken and babysitting, internships in New York City, and now leadership roles on campus, “Are Ya Happy?” explores where they have been and what they are hoping to go careerwise.

Former APU President Jon Wallace had a significant impact on developing the campus’ community and pouring into APU students and faculty. In the first episode of Jon Wallace: Life and Legacy, Jesse Watson explores who Jon was and how he got to the position he was best known for. Jesse takes a look at Jon’s early life and talks with APU alum John Breslow about the impact Wallace had on APU students.

This podcast looks into fashion trends transpiring today and how you can use these trends to help mold your style together. Looking into clothing from the decades as well as what’s new in social media, we hope to help you gain inspiration and come to like fashion even more. Join host Olivia Smith in episode one of "Fashion Do's & Don'ts."

“Over the Line '' is a podcast dedicated to diving into some of the more controversial topics in Christianity — because the more you’re challenged, the more you can grow. In this week’s episode, Emily Abbatacola explores the baptism debate and how Scripture is used to support the differing beliefs.

Have a taste of what it’s like to be a part of the APU community in B.J. Kang’s podcast, Memories of Cougar Walk. In this episode, he interviews undergraduate sophomore Keiros Kobiyashi, asking him to share his most treasured and fond memories of APU.

Join Kaitlyn Miller as she talks to Camila Gaona Galvan, Beth Magee,
and Grace Pruitt, about how they are staying positive despite their final college semester being virtual.

In our final broadcast of the semester, the graduating members of the ZU Media staff sit down one last time to recount fun memories of working together, discuss plans moving forward and lament the bizarre finish to their senior year.

Today Micah talks about the Good Shepherd and how to be a good sheep. Wouldn't it be awesome if we could clearly hear the voice of God? This episode will examine how to hear the voice of God.

On this episode of That's Debatable, we tackle the topic of whether or not President Donald Trump and American governors should be starting the conversation about reopening the economy. COVID-19 has had some serious effects on the economy, so is it time to give people their jobs back?

Reid honors APU baseball's senior athletes by looking back on their collegiate careers.

On today's episode of "Rank 'Em with Cody and Jordan," the boys discuss sports history and which sports franchises are the greatest in North American history. Taking into account franchise success, fanbases and overall roster talent, Cody and Jordan get heated about which teams hold the most prevalence in terms of American and Candadian sports history. Check out the final episode of the semester!

On this episode of Student Side Hustles, Charissa Enns chats about what it means to be running a business during this time.

From the latest on the COVID-19 impact on the travel industry, details on the production of the 737MAX, and a new airline that is now the world's largest airline, Channing Reid gets you up to speed on what's going on in the friendly skies in this edition of "Air Travel Today."

Sienna Hicks talks with Ruby Bronaugh about the Coronavirus updates in LA county, gives some tips on how to stay healthy while staying inside, and shares some interesting fun facts.

This episode talks about the theory that Tupac is alive... based on the recent photo of him living in Belize. Stay tuned to hear more conspiracy theories and a guest opinion from LA local and hip hop enthusiast, Kay Arvidson.

In the third episode on A Night at the Movies I have special Kiara and Kathy Martinez of Grand Canyon University, and Myles Bosopem of UCSD. We dive further into binge-worthy films to watch during quarantine and what movies to look forward to when movie theaters reopen.

In the third episode of The Passion Projects, Alex Maldonado, a professional guitarist who has played with artists like Becky G, Nipsey Hussle, 6LACK and more, reveals how his passion turned into a career. He talks support, difficulties, favorite memories and ways to achieve your dream.

On this episode, we look into the case of the Lizard People who are said to live in tunnels deep under LA. Sounds crazy right? Wrong, there's actually solid evidence.

Unsolved cases are everywhere, but in this podcast, I look into the cases right near home. Elisia Lamb was last seen on an elevator, and wound up in the water tank of a prestigious hotel — dead.

Micah explains why the Christian faith is so important to share and how to do so.

On today's episode of "Rank 'Em with Jordan and Cody," the boys provide a top 10 ranking of their favorite George Strait. Both fans of the King of Country, the boys dive into what their favorite tunes are, along with ones that they find to be his most successful and important songs. Once again, while there are moments of reconciliation and agreement, Cody and Jordan get into heated discussion over each other's choices.

On this episode of Student Side Hustles, Charissa Enns is quarantined with her Dad, David Enns, who has started many of his own businesses. They chat about what it takes to open a small business.

On this episode of Student Side Hustles, Charissa Enns is joined by Hannah Sy as they talk about how she started her business and how it has impacted her life.

Sienna and Ansley fill you in on the latest news you might not have time to track yourself.

Sienna and Ansley fill you in on the latest news you might not have time to track yourself.

Host and APU baseball broadcaster Reid Conant chats with several APU players about the abrupt end to the season.

Host and APU baseball broadcaster Reid Conant chats with Cougars outfielder Casey Dykstra.

Host Tessie Scavone tells her story of having to leave campus early due to the coronavirus.

Channing Reid tells you what you need to know when it comes to the COVID-19 impact on airlines including refunds that passengers are eligible for after flight cancellations in this podcast edition of Air Travel Today.

On the second episode of "That's Debatable," the important discussion of socialized heath care in America is discussed. Listen here for the pros and cons of a socialized system so you are ready for the question of where you stand when it inevitable comes up during this years elections.

In the second episode of The Passion Projects, Amy Barajas discusses her podcast “The NICU Family.” She opens up about her experience in the NICU with her baby boy, how her calling grew from trauma and how faith was the anchor through it all.

One this episode, I discuss movies that you should watch or shows you should binge on various streaming platforms. My guest is Chandler Clancy who is a film student at LMU.

In this episode, Journalism and Biblical Studies student, Brandon Gonzales, dissects the most popular sermon on YouTube: Joel Osteen’s, “The Power of ‘I Am.’”

In this episode we discuss his recent success, what it means to be a Rapzilla Freshman, and plans for his ministries.

In this episode we discuss with DXVID his origins within Christian Rap, who he looks up to, and the importance of his work within the music industry. We also take time to go behind the scenes in one of his most famous songs, Gold Crown. For more content be sure to check our instagram page @runitback.co

Intro to the show where we share our testimonies, how we started listening to Christian rap, and our vision for the show.

On today's episode of "Rank 'Em with Jordan and Cody," the boys provide a top 10 ranking of their favorite Pixar movies. Full of laughs and arguments, Cody and Jordan discuss whether "Wall-E" deserves to be on the list, which "Toy Story" movie out of the series is the best, and if "Cars" is worthy of being regarded as one of the top Pixar productions. Join in, laugh and have fun with these silly hosts who can't stand each other.

On this episode, I talked about the benefits and pitfalls of the electoral college. By providing both sides of the conversation, as well as rebuttals and solutions, I hope to provide the public with enough information to make an informed decision about where they stand on the desire to get rid of the electoral college.

In the first episode of The Passion Projects, Carlos Aguero discuss his recording studio, Stolen Keys Media. He talks about the inspiration behind the studio, the importance of creativity, and gives advice for individuals pursuing their own passions.

Micah Roth will be exploring the Christian faith. From topics of what it looks like the love like Jesus, understanding God’s will, how to find joy in trials and many more deep topics to dive into to talk, reason, and understand the character of God better and how us little humans fit in that picture. Everything we talk about on this show will be rooted in the gospel.

Discussing various movies in theaters that are currently streaming. My guest Bri and I also discuss the movies that won Oscars awards and if you should go watch them or not.

Karlis Kezbers, the director of business intelligence & ticket strategy for the OKC Thunder, sat down with several students from Azusa Pacific University to discuss his career, sports business and more.

ZURadio's Bryce Ronquillo and Anthony Gex breakdown the Duke comeback victory over UCF in the round of 32 of March Madness.


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In the final episode of 21 in the 21st Century, host Cheyenne Jimenez discusses the hardships she experienced with close friends once boys entered the equation.

Micah Roth and Joe Murphy break down what's going on at the week 13 mark in the NFL.

Channing tells you everything you need to know about traveling during the Thanksgiving season.

In the third episode of Fair Threads, Ruby McAuliffe brings on another special guest for blunt and honest ethical fashion conversation. Everything from brands needing to take a stand to the queen of England is covered in this episode.

On this episode of Poetry with Jordan, we sit down with a good friend in Cody Doster and discuss three separate poems about the theme of friendship. Although Cody would not describe himself as a fan of poetry, will dissecting some of these works change his opinions about the significance of poetry? Tune in to find out.

Talking about trending music, videos, or interesting topics of the day.

In the second episode of 21 in the 21st century, host Cheyenne Jimenez returns to share some financial tips and tricks that every college student should know.

From American Airlines’ new international service from Los Angles, to which popular destination has a guitar-shaped hotel, Channing Reid highlights some headlines happening in the friendly skies in this edition of Air Travel Today.

In the second episode of Fair Threads, Ruby McAuliffe brings on two special guests and discusses thrifting, the power of the individual and how Christianity plays into ethical fashion.

The image of a squirrel, digging through a trash can that is filled with plastic Starbucks cups is somewhat iconic to APU. If anything, students continue to live in a ‘trash culture’ while the rest of California is making strides towards sustainability.

Host Anna Savchenko asks Aubrey Dyer, president of APU’s sustainability club, whether or not she thinks APU is doing enough to educate students on sustainability, as well as the difficulties behind promoting the idea of sustainability to a student body that generally approaches this matter with an attitude of neglect.

Air Travel Today with Channing Reid is a travel and lifestyle radio show produced by ZU Radio based in Azusa, California. The show covers a wide variety of topics related to traveling. It's main focus is highlighting different destinations and vacation spots that are affordable for full-time college students.

In the first episode of 21 in the 21st century, host Cheyenne Jimenez offers insight and advice into the seven things couples should discuss one year into dating.

This episode of "Poetry with Jordan" dissects the poem "Love's Philosophy" by Percy Bysshe Shelley. We begin by reading the poem and giving some initial thoughts, which then transitions into a detailed observation of the techniques used by the poet and is finalized with the real life implications behind the work.

In the first episode of Fair Threads, Ruby McAuliffe discusses what ethical fashion is, why awareness matters and how to get involved in the movement.

APU alum Kathryn Ross joins ZU Radio host Jesse Friedman live to discuss her new book, "Black Was Not a Label." Ross breaks down how to have healthy conversations about race and tells a few hurtful stories from her past.

"Black Was Not a Label" was released on Oct. 18. You can find out more information about the book here: http://www.speakthewritelanguage.com/black-was-not-a-label.

APU alum Matt Orzech has made it big-time as long-snapper of the Jacksonville Jaguars. He joins ZU Radio host Jesse Friedman by phone to tell the wild story of how he get there.

Music by Bensound.com. Photo courtesy of APU Sports Information.