Podcast: The Raiders are not a good football team
Andrew Baumgartner and Ricardo Tovar
November 2, 2018
Filed under Baseball, Basketball, Football, Mobile Headlines, Multimedia, Sports
Another episode of the Wildcat Rumble is here. Andrew and Ricardo are back and as usual the NFL is a key talking point as the duo selects their games of the week. With the conclusion of the World Series, we say goodbye to baseball, but look forward to the off-season. Be sure to listen t...
Podcast: What makes our favorite horror video games work
Alex Coba, Ulises Duenas, Natalie Hanson, and Grant Schmieding
October 28, 2018
Filed under A&E Sliding Showcase, Arts & Entertainment, Community, Multimedia
Halloween is almost here and we're ready for new games of the season, with another podcast this week as we discuss our favorite scary video games. As video games progress rapidly through improving technology and increasing possibilities, horror games have been some of the most lucrative offerings in the me...
Podcast: Kawhi Leonard welcomes you to the NBA
Andrew Baumgartner and Ricardo Tovar
October 26, 2018
Filed under Baseball, Basketball, Football, Mobile Headlines, Multimedia, Sports
Another episode of the Wildcat Rumble is ready. Andrew and Ricardo start the discussion about the NBA and then slowly work toward the NFL and World Series. Stick around to see who Andrew and Ricardo think is the best wide receiver in the NFL. Thank you for listening to another episode of the Wildcat Rumble and be sure to check out the othe...
Arts in Review Podcast: Superhero movies continue evolving from comic book roots
Alex Coba, Ulises Duenas, and Natalie Hanson
October 14, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Community, Multimedia, Reviews
This week on "Arts in Review" we're back with a discussion about the myths and legends of modern-day superheroes. The last decade has been packed with movies based on comic books. Some get the idea right, others fail to realize what makes them special. As time goes on, these movies have evolved from simp...
Arts in Review Podcast: Classic Miyazaki anime films influence wider audiences
Ulises Duenas, Natalie Hanson, and Alex Coba
October 8, 2018
Filed under A&E Sliding Showcase, Arts & Entertainment, Community, Multimedia, Reviews
Many of the Japanese director, Hayao Miyazaki's, animated films have been known as classic examples of high-quality anime from Japan and have drawn in generations of fans worldwide. This week, we explored why Miyazaki's anime still not only holds up, but serves as film initiations for animation fans in...
Off the Record: What sex is not and party life in Chico
Rayanne Painter, Rachael Bayuk, and Karen Limones
October 5, 2018
This week Rayanne Painter and Rachael Bayuk with guest speaker Karen Limones discuss topics about sex and the party life in Chico.Rachael Bayuk, Rayanne Painter and Karen Limones can be reached at [email protected] or @theorion_news on Twitter....
Arts in Review Podcast: Fans of “Assassin’s Creed” series prepare for release of “Odyssey”
Ulises Duenas, Grant Schmieding, Alex Coba, and Natalie Hanson
October 1, 2018
Filed under A&E Sliding Showcase, Arts & Entertainment, Community, Multimedia, Previews, Reviews
This week, we are talking about the history of the "Assassin's Creed" video games and our personal perspectives on the franchise. In anticipation of the new game, now released, "Assassin's Creed: Odyssey." We sat down to discuss the game franchise's impact on video gaming overall. Combat and gameplay...
Podcast: Knee injuries, concussions, the NFL and terrible rules
Andrew Baumgartner, Ricardo Tovar, and Alex Grant
September 28, 2018
Filed under Baseball, Football, Mobile Headlines, Multimedia, Sports
In the second episode of the Wildcat Rumble podcast, Ricardo and Andrew are joined by special guest Alex Grant. The trio talk about the recent Thursday night football game, other football headlines and then finish with upcoming playoff baseball. The crew debuts two new segments. The first is called 'F...
Off the Record: Friendships and lubricating in the bedroom
Karen Limones, Rayanne Painter, Brooke Martin, and Rachael Bayuk
September 25, 2018
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, Tweet Talks
This week, columnist Rachael Bayuk, Rayanne Painter and Brooke Martin hit on topics about friendships in and out of college and using lube in the bedroom.Rachael Bayuk, Rayanne Painter and Brooke Martin can be reached at [email protected] or @theorion_news on Twitter....
Podcast: Modern sitcoms look to the past, from ‘Friends’ to ‘New Girl’
September 23, 2018
Filed under A&E Featured Articles List, Arts & Entertainment, Community, Multimedia, Q&As, Reviews
You know them, you love them or sometimes you hate them and we're talking about them. In this week's podcast, we tackle sitcoms in past and present entertainment, and how these types of shows have evolved. From "Roseanne," "Seinfeld" and "Friends," to "The Office," "Parks and Recreation" and "New Girl...
Podcast: Netflix originals offer lots of content with varying quality
Natalie Hanson, Ulises Duenas, Alex Coba, and Grant Schmieding
September 15, 2018
Filed under A&E Sliding Showcase, Arts & Entertainment, Campus, Previews, Reviews
This time on The Orion's A&E Podcast Natalie Hanson, Grant Schmieding, Alex Coba and Ulises Duenas discuss the rise and stagnation of Netflix's original programming. What started off as an ambitious and interesting endeavor has turned into a shooting gallery of hits and misses. We discuss the hi...
Podcast: ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ continues to deliver in its 13th season
September 8, 2018
Filed under A&E Sliding Showcase, Arts & Entertainment, Community, Reviews
The Orion is finally making your dreams come true. For the first time (as far as I know) the Arts and Entertainment section is hosting a podcast. It's only fitting that such a momentous occasion is used to cover the 13th season premiere of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." Grant Schmieding and...
