Campus Insider

In final episode of season two, the three co-hosts join to discuss the year in review, and their paths with the Gazette. In the second half, an interview with Lukas Geske, the 2025-26 U Sports Wrestles of the Year. Aired on Friday, April 17.

This week, a culture roundup on the Science behind: Flow state, a review on the recent film The Drama and reflections on the year. In the second half, an interview with Wren Montgomery, an assistant professor at Ivey and an expert on corporate “greenwashing” and the intersections of climate and social justice. Aired on Friday, April 10.

Join us this week to talk about startups, columns, combines and more. In the second half, an interview with assistant professor in the department of anatomy and cell biology Charys Martin and clinical anatomy master's student Charlie Brake on their research into how gender- and sex-diverse people view body bequeathal. Aired on Friday, April 3. 

This week, the Gazette dives into how stress might be making you sick, the Eng Ivey rivalry, and upcoming articles in the opinions section. In the second half, an interview with the President of WARP, the Western Association of Role Players, on the world of table-top role play games, campaigns and character creation. Aired on Friday, March 27.

This week, Gazette staff recap recent coverage in culture, social media, opinions and sports. In the second half, an interview with Western Student Senators on how they got involved in student governance and how they advocate for students. Aired on Friday, March 20.

In this week's episode, the Gazette talks recent movie reviews, Western news, and photoshoots. In the second half, an interview with Neisa Long from Western's EDI office. Aired on Friday, March 13.

This week, editors recap recent news — USC budget increase, OSAP changes, Western's first curator-in-residence. In the second half, an interview with Antonio Mendes, team captain of Western's men's squash team and an assistant coach for the women's squash team on Western's winning streak. Aired on Friday, March 6.

Join the Gazette this week as editors discuss recent pieces in Culture, Sports and Video; student budgeting, the history behind ringette and London's first micro modular shelter. In the second half, an interview with executives from the Muslim Students' Association on celebrating Ramadan on campus. Aired Friday, Feb. 27.

In this week's episode, the Gazette dives into our recent coverage of the ongoing police investigation into an alleged trespassing incident on campus and the alleged discovery of explosives and chemicals in a home on Chesham Avenue. They also give an inside look into the visuals and opinions that bring our Sex Issue to life. In the second half, an interview with Treena Orchard, an associate professor in health sciences, on how people navigate relationships, sex and dating apps. Aired on Friday, Feb. 13. 

In this week's episode, editors discuss stories from the Gazette's annual Sex Issue — steamy sex scenes, blind dates and soulmate searching. In the second half, an interview with Dr. Barney, a professor at Western who specializes in Olympic research. Aired on Friday, Feb. 6.

This week, editors discuss articles in the Gazette's most recent print issue — covering news, cutlure & sports. In the second half, an interview with Jack.org Western co-lead Ashlee Wittlin on the importance of community and conversations around mental health in university. Aired on Friday, Jan. 30.

This week, the news team and Editor-in-Chief Sophia Schiefler discuss the upcoming USC election. In the second half, an interview with the men’s basketball captain Matteo Zagar on his basketball journey and recently representing Team Canada in Brazil. Aired on Friday, Jan. 23.

Join the Gazette's middle management as they give listeners an inside look into what it means to be a coordinating editor, in both our writing and creative sections. In the second half, an interview with Dr. Derek McLachlin, a Biochemistry professor turned internet sensation for his creative cover songs. Aired on Friday, Jan. 16.

Happy New Year! Join the Gazette in welcoming our new staff members in the news and sports sections. In the second half, an inside look into Western's oldest social charity club, the Purple Spur Society. Aired on Friday, Jan. 9.

This week, show producers 'wrap' up first semester with reviews and news updates. In the second half, an interview with two former Gazette staff, current Radio Western employees Veronica MacLean and Alex McComb on the media landscape and opportunities.  Aired on Friday, Dec. 5.

This week, join editors as they go flip through the Gazette's first-ever Do Not Disturb Issue, with stories around tech, AI, doomscrolling, playing games in dating and more. In the second half, an interview with Western student, campus content creator and football player Mason Giovannangeli, known as Vanilla Thunder on TikTok.  Aired on Friday, Nov. 28.

Join the Gazette as editors give an inside look into the opinions section — ed-boards, op-eds, and opinion pieces alike. In the second half, an interview with Kayla Homan, Alex Matic and Cole Cooper, executives on Western's largest club, Western Ski & Snowboard. Aired on Friday, Nov. 21.

On this week’s episode, the Gazette discusses recent news on campus, the shutdown of StreamEast and an inside look at the social media section. In the second half, Learning Specialist Heather Ellis speaks on her career path and helpful tips for students during midterms season. Aired on Friday, Nov. 14.

On this week’s episode, the Gazette’s sports editors discuss the shocking early exit of the men’s football team in the OUA playoffs, soccer and hockey coverage and athlete interview tips. In the second half, Emma Campbell, the captain of the women’s hockey team, talks about her younger playing days, moving away from home for the first time and the current state of the team. Aired on Friday, Oct. 31.

On this week’s episode, the Gazette’s culture team chats about columns, how to survive quitting substances, the lost art of the house party and the Forest City Film Festival’s tenth anniversary. In the second half, Western Dean of Law Mohamed Khimji discusses the future of Western Law and his Law (Taylor’s Version) course. Aired October 24, 2025.

On this week's episode, the Gazette covers breweries, book bans and ball — in anticipation of this weekend's big game against the Laurier Golden Hawks. In the second half, an interview with Paolo Dizon on pursuing your passions, even in the face of rejection. Aired on Friday, Oct. 17. 

Join the Gazette's culture editors as they recap their latest stories — dating, reality TV, microtrends and the investigation into the Western Pisser. In the second half, an interview with Kohl Kletke from Western’s Men’s Rugby team to break down the sport and his journey on the field. Aired on Friday, Oct. 10.

This week, the Gazette discusses the new student housing project by Fitzrovia, recent coverage for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and the performative man phenomenon. In the second half, Writer-in-Residence Anna Chatterton talks all things plays, opera and inspiring young creatives. Aired on Friday, Oct. 3.

This week, the Gazette talks recent reviews of the Grand Theatre's production of Newsies and The Coffee Club daytime parties hitting to Joe Kool's. Ahead of Western's biggest weekend — Homecoming — editors discuss traditions, signs, football, photo and more. In the second half, senior sports editors interview the star running back of the Mustangs Football team, Ethan Dolby. Aired on Friday, Sept. 26.

Join the Gazette as they discuss recent news coverage on Mastercard's $5 million investment in Indigenous Initiatives and the opening of Western's first ever Free Store. Editors also speak on their internship experiences ahead of our Fall 2025 Internship application deadline on Wednesday, Sept. 24. In the second half, Havana David, owner of pop-up laya mnl, talks all things matcha. Aired on Friday, Sept. 19. 

This week, the Gazette dives into music festivals and concert etiquette, discussing upcoming events Rock the Runway and Stompfest. In the second half, student entrepreneur Maya Lekhi joins the program to share her journey at Western, co-founding the co-working collective Momentum and the importance of pursuing passion projects. Aired on Friday, Sept. 12.

Welcome to season two of the Western Gazette's Campus Insider, join editors as they discuss our newest issue — the Frosh Issue. Learn everything you need to know about Mustang Sports, Western's coolest classes, OWeek characters and more! In the second half, University Students' Council president Kathleena Henricus talks OWeek, PurpleFest and her term so far. Aired on Friday, Sept. 5, 2025.

On the final episode of season one, Gazette editors break down encampment costs, how to shoot a concert and reflect on their favourite pieces from the year. In the second half, the Gazette's outgoing Front Office reflects on Vol. 118 and looks toward the future. 

This week, Gazette editors talk what's new and upcoming in sports, news and photo. From motorsports to Navitas to campus fashion shows. On the second half, Allie Banman from Western Baja Racing joins to discuss the club and what it's like to build a Baja racing car.

On this week's episode, the Gazette recaps St. Patrick's Day, the CAISA Fashion show and gives their picks for this year's March Madness basketball tournament. In the second half, Western PhD candidate Joel Welch discusses his dissertation on science fiction to explore the implications of emerging technologies and how policymakers should respond.

This week Jess, Ryan and Chiara talk about their monthly R.E.V.I.E.W - What they are currently reading, eating, viewing, inspired by, experiencing and working on. In the second half, Aria Title and Nicole Fialkiewicz from OPENWIDE Zine join to discuss their upcoming issue. 

This week, the Gazette talks about the articles featured in their recent Tech Issue. On the second half, Spur Fashion Show directors Ben King and Santiago Rivera join to discuss the 13th annual Spur Charity Fashion Show titled "Aphrodisia", which happens on March 13th. (Aired originally on Mar. 7, 2025)

This week the Gazette talks about how Canadian politicians use hockey in their campaigns, Huron's historic donation, Grooves records and the upcoming Oscars. In the second half, Alexandra Kane, a musical director for the Grand Theatre, producer and activist joins to discuss her career and her activism initiatives. Aired on Feb. 28, 2025.

This week the Gazette discusses what went into the creation of this year's Sex Issue. In the second half, Dr. Cornel Grey joins, a professor in Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies, to discuss his research on the health and well-being of Black queer men. 

This week the Gazette recaps the 2025 Grammy Awards, give their Super Bowl LIX predictions and review the Oscar-nominated film The Brutalist. In the second half, Western track star Favour Okpali joins to discuss her career with the Mustangs. Aired on Feb. 7, 2024.

This week the Gazette discusses the rising cases of norovirus, the London music scene and what's happening in the world of Mustang sports. In the second half, crime reporter for the London Free Press, Dale Carruthers, joins to talk his career and crime in the Forest City.

On this week's episode the Gazette breaks down Western's ongoing USC elections. In the second half, Vanshika Dhawan joins to discuss LISA (Legal Information for Sexual Assault) and her work with the program. 

This week the Gazette covers the USC president progress report, VR technology in the world of sports and answers some fun questions from the office. In the second half, Western University professor and department chair of political science, Dr. Laura Stephenson, joins to discuss Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's recent resignation and what we can expect in the world of Canadian politics over the next months. 

Join the Gazette as they discuss their New Year's resolutions, and what is in store for the newspaper this semester. In the second half, varsity swimmer and 2024 Mustangs female athlete of the year Shōna Branton joins to discuss her career and her goals after Western.

Join the Gazette as they discuss the end of the semester, the coming holidays and Spotify Wrapped. In the second half, editors compete in some friendly competition to see who knows the most about the holidays. Aired on Dec. 6, 2024.

This week on Campus Insider Gazetteditors recap the USC's proposed policy on divestment. Plus, learn about what it is like to intern at the Gazette and how to ace this upcoming finals season. In the second half, show producer Chiara Wallace sits down with Theatre Western's Lauren DaSilva and Samantha Cox to discuss their upcoming production of Little Women, which debuts on Dec. 5. 

The Gazette discusses their new magazine issue — a look into what Western students can get up to in London's nightlife. In the second half, Western student band Whine Problem joins to play and discuss their music. 

Join the Gazette this week as they recap the 116th Yates Cup, reading week moving back to November and Western's new minimum course enrolment threshold. In the second half, David Sills from the Northern Tornado Project joins to discuss his work and the new Canadian Severe Storms Laboratory. Aired on Nov. 15, 2024.

The Gazette brings on its Sports section to discuss the 116th Yates Cup, the 4 Nations Canadian roster and much more. In the second half, Senior Sports Editor Manan Joshi interviews Milan John & Emily Capretta, members of the Western Mustangs basketball teams. Aired on Nov. 18, 2024.

Join the Gazette as they survey this week's stories, including how London's population will grow 50 per cent by 2050, how athletes are changing sneaker culture and the newest entry in Chiara's Confessions. In the second half, political science PhD student Sam Routley joins to discuss the effects the upcoming U.S. election could have on Canada. Aired on Nov. 1, 2024. 

Join the Gazette as they discuss Halloween costumes, events and traditions. In the second half, professor John Reed joins to discuss Halloween movies and the film industry.

The Gazette brings on it's video team to discuss their process, recent projects and videos coming down the pipeline. In the second half, Alyssa MacLean and Elizabeth Hinds-Hueglin join to discuss the Black Londoners Project, a digital archive that will trace the history of formerly enslaved persons who settled in London, Ont. Aired on Oct. 11, 2024.

Join the Gazette as they recap Western's 2024 Homecoming and review the new Francis Ford Coppola film Megalopolis. In the second half, Jules Lee and Zoe Port join to discuss ICONOCLAST, the arts and culture collective on campus. Aired on Oct. 4, 2024.

Join the Gazette's culture team as they discuss what's been making waves across campus, including dating as a student and Western Bookstore's recent OVO collaboration. In the second half, Indigenous Students' Association president Claudia Zavitz & professor Cody Groat discuss reconciliation in academia before Western's second observance of Truth and Reconciliation Day as a non-instructional day.  Aired on Sept. 27, 2024.

The Gazette discusses previous Homecomings and what to expect for this year. In the second half, Western Mustangs' football player Jackson Findlay stops by to discuss the team's season and next week's Homecoming matchup against Queen's University. Aired on Sept. 20, 2024.