By Crystal Avila |Staff Writer| Students scramble as June 15 approaches, while plans and preparation slowly draw to a close the pressure is on to execute the ultimate party to kick off the summer. The groundwork for the event has been ongoing since early April as practicum students are faced with marketing, promoting, and ticket sales for 90s Rewind. Co-leader of the marketing team, Jerome LeDuff, expressed his excitement about the event. “I’m having a good time and I really feel that the theme will pull audiences from many backgrounds, I grew up in the 90s and am excited to see the headliner, Saved by the 90s, perform songs I grew up listening too.” said LeDuff. The event … [Read more...] about 90s Party Prep
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Option House Interview
By Maylyne Togafau |Staff Writer| Option House Program Director, Gloria Amaya and Intern Randall Gupton join Coyote Radio and Coyote Chronicle to talk about domestic violence and the services they offer to fight it. Option House Inc. has served victims of domestic violence since 1977. Their annual 10k walk-a-thon raises money for the San Bernardino shelter. Can you tell us about the work you do as the Program Director of Option House? Gloria: My job is to effectively develop and enhance the programs that we offer our clients. We deal with the victims of domestic violence: the victim, the perpetrator, and even the children. We have a 32-bed shelter here in San Bernardino. As … [Read more...] about Option House Interview
Rabbi Fuss: “Word Tzedakah Means Justice”
By Saeed Villanueva |Staff Writer| Rabbi Shmuel Fuss of the Riverside's Habbad Jewish Center was interviewed live in Coyote Radio before the Passover Holiday. For his work with the community, Rabbi Fuss received the Champion of Justice award from Riverside County. Q: Rabbi, can you tell us about your recent award? It was a very special moment. I was very humbled to accept this champion of justice award, justice in the Jewish tradition is huge. It's really important to give back to society. We often hear the word charity. In Judaism, the word for charity is called tzedakah. It means justice and righteousness. If we have an opportunity to give, we should give. Getting this award … [Read more...] about Rabbi Fuss: “Word Tzedakah Means Justice”
CSUSB students win media awards
By Manuel Sandoval |Staff Writer| CSUSB students and staff won big at the Inland Empire Media Awards. Coyote Radio won Best College Media Outlet of The Year. Lacey Kendall of Coyote Radio and KCAL FM also took home the award for Media Talent of the Year. Amanda Fernandez took home the award for Best Student Representative of The Year. “I was really shocked that I won. I gave a short speech and got a little emotional because I was just so blown away and grateful,” said Fernandez, Coyote Radio Student Operations Manager. The awards ceremony recognizes media professionals in the Inland Empire. Winners are selected based on their service to … [Read more...] about CSUSB students win media awards
Coyote radio takes the golden mic award
By Emmanuel Gutierrez |Staff Writer| CSUSB students were awarded the National Golden Mic for “My Awesome Empire” and Coyote Radio gains national acclaim with its Peer-to-Peer Platinum award. Vincent Ledesma, Mindi McNeil, and Janet Moses—whom have all graduated—were awarded the Golden Mic award for “Best Public Affairs Program” in New York City on March 8, according to inlandempire.us. “My Awesome Empire” focused on local businesses, offering exposure in an economically prosaic time. Local volunteers and community leaders have contributed to the community in various ways—socially, ecologically, or economically-- were recognized, said Donaldo Nuñez, “My Awesome Empire’s” … [Read more...] about Coyote radio takes the golden mic award
Campus DJ Panda-Monium is ready to spin during Power Hour
By Shane Burrell |Staff Writer| Coyote Radio has students buzzing this quarter about Power Hour hosted by DJ Panda-Monium. Amanda Fernandez also known as DJ Panda-Monium will be the host of Power Hour sponsored by our campus Coyote Radio. Coyote Radio helps broadcast local artists and bands to help get their name out to major producers and production companies. Power Hour is a full hour of music in which Fernandez incorporates various mixes for all students to hear in the San Manuel Student Union Game Room every Tuesday and Thursday 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Fernandez works in the promotions department for Coyote Radio and has hosted Power Hour since January. Initially … [Read more...] about Campus DJ Panda-Monium is ready to spin during Power Hour
Coyote Radio: Local Bands, 24/7
By Chelsea Underwood |Sports Editor| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SevPVIMuTug Coyote Radio, one of the top Internet college stations in the nation, broadcasts live daily from CSUSB. Click to learn more about our campus radio station. … [Read more...] about Coyote Radio: Local Bands, 24/7
Inland Empire radio host comes back to his roots
By Ryan Libby |Staff Writer| Jeff Pope, morning radio personality for 99.1 KGGI has been articulating the airwaves for over 18 years. Pope, a 1992 CSUSB graduate, got his start at Coyote Radio in 1988. He entered a communications project for radio broadcasting contest, putting together a show that consisted of news, sports, traffic and “a joke or two” and won. With thoughts of going to colleges like Cal State Fullerton or University of California Santa Cruz, it was the promise of being put on CSUSB’s radio station that convinced him that this school was the college that could make his dream a reality. Pope remembers the words a recruiter once told him, “I guarantee you, if you … [Read more...] about Inland Empire radio host comes back to his roots
Underground Music Show hits the airwaves
By Mariela Limon |Staff Writer| Coyote Radio's newest show, The Underground Music Hour, airs Tuesday nights at 5 p.m. and features local artists from across the Inland Empire. The show, a collaboration among Coyote Radio, the Underground Music Society and Airborne Intl. highlights the best of underground music that is produced locally. Emmanuel Rodriguez, founder of the Underground Music Society said that, "Underground music covers every kind of music, its just not mainstream and that is the only thing that defines underground music.” Cam Grant, Adam Washington and Kev Alexander are the disc jockeys that are in charge of the hourly show. All three are part of Airborne Intl., … [Read more...] about Underground Music Show hits the airwaves
Morning howl in sports
By Hector Gama |Staff Writer| Radio is conceivably one form of media that has had the greatest impact on sports and the audience and it has now made its way to CSUSB. Here at CSUSB, Coyote Radio has been providing its listeners with the opportunity to follow national and collegiate sports teams as they compete throughout the season. Students Garry Naylor and Ryan Talbert broadcast from 8-9:15 a.m. in the morning every Monday morning, focusing on national sports while also emphasizing sports here at school. Perhaps no other form of the media, at this time, covers the different levels and varieties of athletics more than radio. Everything from high school basketball to … [Read more...] about Morning howl in sports
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