Miwa Gemini Drops a Guitar Bomb

New York artists Miwa Gemini and Guitar Bomb arrived at our studio on Saturday, May 17th to discuss their current tour (all the way up to Canada) and their new albums This is How I Found You and Back Alley Jesus. They also played a few tunes for us live in our stuuuuudio.
Listen to Artemis on SCAD Radio
Today seven writers came into the studio to read their works. We recorded them, and here it is: the complete Artemis on SCAD Radio program. All of the stories you hear on this broadcast can be found in Artemis, the SCAD Student Literary journal. Click the play button below to listen to the stream.
Author: Ben Frisch, and Jake Allen
Artemis Reading on SCAD Radio!
This Saturday at 2pm, SCAD Radio will be presenting a special reading of Artemis, the SCAD student literary journal. We’ll have more than a few featured writers from this years publication reading in-studio. Don’t miss it!
But if you do miss it, don’t fret! We’ll be streaming the show following the broadcast, so check back here on Saturday at 2pm for Artemis on SCAD Radio.

Author: Ben Frisch
The Empire…er, Miwagemini Strikes Back

So, for those of you that couldn’t catch Miwagemini the first time she appeared on SCAD Radio (pre-studio revamping), do not fret, for she is returning this Saturday to bring us more of her highly original blues and folk-inspired tunes.
Hear her live on Saturday, May 17th at 4:30pm.
Get Dirty with Down South Classics

This Saturday, May 17th, we’ll be having a new Saturday Show Special hosted by Andrew Shackler!
Dubbed Down South Classics, it will feature rap, hip-hop, and RnB originating from the the fifteen-odd states below the Mason-Dixon, commonly referred to as the “Dirty/Durrty/Deeerrtaay South.” Raise those chalices!
Why, though, is it always referred to as “dirty?” Probably from that darned red soil. It’s impossible to remove from clothes.

SCAD Radio News Presents: Commentary Cavalcade
Like most college students, we here at SCAD Radio are avid complainers, but the best of us have gone above and beyond plain old complaning, to enter the realm known as “commentary”. Commentary Cavalcade is a full length feature program featuring student commentaries produced at SCAD Radio. Featured in the broadcast are commentators Micheal Jewell, Pamela Wishbow, Lindsay Johnston, Brian Smith, and Victoria Phetmisy. Topics discussed include heavy metal, Semi-trucks, Tila Tequila, and more.
Photo by Frank-Bunny




