In this episode, host Aziza Gomez talks with Universal music group producer, songwriter, film composer, and saxophonist Andrew Balogh about work-ethic tips for life after graduating from CSULB as well as the importance of digital marketing and brand building as an undiscovered artist. Check out Andrew's Masterclass from the BCCM YouTube p...

Kevin Caparoso reports on the opening of the brand new Beach Kitchen in the University Dining Plaza. Nehemiah Balaoro reported that the new alumni Center named, Anna W Ngai Alumni Center will be opening this Fall. The center is located along Beach Drive near the University Student Union. Ana Acosta reported that ASI held a “KNOW YOUR RIGHTS” workshop event...

In the last episode for the month of April, host Sebastian Perez explains the meaning behind Max Liborion's book "Pollution is Colonialism". In the book Liborion describes how capitalism, colonialism and environmental science conspire to further damage the Earth. In the process Indigenous land is harmed, destroyed and the rights of First Nation people everywhere are also violated. This book...

In this week's episode, a recap of spring athletics; teams that have impressed and teams that have struggled throughout the season. Daily 49er Sports Editor and Sports Editor Assistant Thomas Murray discuss their take on athletics this spring and a look in to men's volleyball search for another title. Long Beach State Athletic Director Andy Fee shares his thoughts on...

In this episode, Cindy Aguilera goes over this weeks news. First up, Jonathan Bigall reports for the Daily 49er that a new police chief has arrived at CSULB. John Brockie, former Cal State Fullerton police chief, was sworn in April 11. Next, Ana Acosta wrote about Blake Krawl, a psychology major at CSULB who shares his experience helping formerly incarcerated...

In this episode, host Leila Nunez sits down with Daily Forty-Niner staff Jonathan Bigall and Hannah Shields to get their opinions on the current state of the environment as well as their opinion heading into their senior year. Also, go check out our new video format on YouTube! Editing by: Leila N...

In this episode, host Aziza Gomez talks with BCCM music students; Anna Crumley (voice), Oscar Rodriguez (guitar), and Tom Flores (piano/composition) about their path into preparing for their recitals. She also speaks with flutist and CSULB body mapping professor Rena Urso about preparing your mind and body for an important performance as well as giving post-graduation advice to the class...

In this episode, guest host Isabel Silagy discusses Amanda Gorman’s latest body of work, Call Us What We Carry, in celebration of National Poetry Month. Gorman, who performed at Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration, is widely considered to be the poetic voice of her generation. With this latest collection of her poems, it is easy to see why. Call Us What...

In this episode of Beach Weekly, host Cindy Aguilera shares what Daily Forty-Niner staff has written for Earth Day. In the Earth Day Special Issue, staff wrote a series of stories focusing on the current state of our planetXochilt Andrade wrote a story titled "Where Do We Stand Six Months After Southern California's Most Recent Oil Spill" and who are...

For this episode, guest host Leila Nunez discusses and reads a passage of Silent Spring by Rachel Carson. This controversial book quickly became a best-seller among readers when it was published in 1962. Many credit it to be the catalyst for the environmental movement. Rachel Carson was born in 1907 in Springdale, Pennsylvania and grew up with a deep connection...