S3 E5: Rayna Maggalet & Chloe Gordon

Episode 5 of the Point of Information with Max Zepeda podcast, hosted by Max Zepeda, titled "S3 E5: Rayna Maggalet & Chloe Gordon" was published on October 16, 2024 and runs 85 minutes.

October 16, 2024 ·85m · Point of Information with Max Zepeda

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Summary

To celebrate the end of Fall Break, Max welcomes to the program two ladies who have known him nearly from the moment he has stepped into The Valley: Boston native Rayna Maggalet and Cincinnati native Chloe Gordon. Together, they discuss how they discovered Cronkite, their ever-changing career goals, and why they believe it's important to have a balance of a work and social/party lifestyle in Tempe. In addition, they discuss the current MLB postseason and why the sport has a double standard occurring in its popularity.

Episode Description

To celebrate the end of Fall Break, Max welcomes to the program two ladies who have known him nearly from the moment he has stepped into The Valley: Boston native Rayna Maggalet and Cincinnati native Chloe Gordon. Together, they discuss how they discovered Cronkite, their ever-changing career goals, and why they believe it's important to have a balance of a work and social/party lifestyle in Tempe. In addition, they discuss the current MLB postseason and why the sport has a double standard occurring in its popularity.

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