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On Monday evening, Athens City Council met and discussed an ordinance that would reduce the use of single-use plastic bags in the city of Athens by banning businesses from providing them to customers.
Hosts Tate Raub and Hannah Campbell sit down with local bartender Jaiden Tabor to preview green beer day and discuss Athens nightlife.
The current situation on the internet that involves everyone taking either Hailey Baldwin or Selena Gomez’s side because of the recent developments in Baldwin’s feud with Gomez is truly something else. I have not felt such strong mean girl energy since high school, and I’m here to tell you why it needs to stop. I am aware that Baldwin changed her last name to Bieber, but for clarity purposes I will be using her maiden name.
Co-hosts Tate Raub and Hannah Campbell reflect on the first year of What Happens on Court Stays on Court.
Hosts Tate and Hannah talk about bad dating experiences on this special episode.
Hosts Tate and Hannah talk with two officers of Snowcats, one of Athens' biggest social clubs.
On this episode, hosts Tate and Hannah talk with local band Plastic Lemonade about its start, love for local music, along with current and future projects.
Nominations for the 65th Grammy Awards were announced on Nov. 15, 2022 and the anticipation of who would walk home with a golden gramophone increased as yesterday drew nearer. The Grammys are my Super Bowl, so here are my unsolicited thoughts from the biggest night in music.
As someone who has always loved a good action movie, particularly those that involve superheroes, the current state of the DC Extended Universe, or DCEU, is disappointing.
For the first episode of What Happens on Court Stays on Court in 2023, local Athens band Rent Free returns with a one-year update of what the trio has been up to since the last time they talked with co-hosts Tate and Hannah.
Welcome to the 2023 era of Tunes with Tate. Tunes with Tate started with the idea to have my parents and younger brother review music while I was stuck at home for a virtual 2020 Fall Semester. There hasn’t been a Tunes with Tate in this format since October 2021, so naturally the impact of “Midnights” by Taylor Swift brought it out of the woodwork.
It’s been a rough three years. Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, it’s felt like the importance of checking in on one’s mental health is more highlighted than ever. Being isolated for months on end began to wear down the mental wellbeing of even those who didn’t regularly experience issues with mental health. I personally didn’t realize how much social interaction impacted my wellbeing on a daily basis, which was surprising for someone who thought of themself as an introvert.
As soon as Thanksgiving passes, the anticipation for this day increases more and more but the day has finally come. Spotify Wrapped 2022 is here.
Taylor Swift announced her Eras Tour on Nov. 1, and the world started to feel whole again. As announcements about Ticketmaster’s presale were released, everything seemed straightforward and fair. The virtual line to register for presale was random, as were the people who were emailed on Nov. 14 that they’d been chosen to receive a text message containing a special presale code and link to use the following day when the tickets for their preferred show went live.
The story starts approximately 4,000 years ago in Mesopotamia when, in an effort to preserve cucumbers, people started putting them in acidic brine. There is no current knowledge about how these methods came to be, but here in 2022, pickles are still a beloved snack by many, with Americans alone eating an estimated 20 billion pickles every year. Pickles are so popular they even get their own holiday, with National Pickle Day celebrated each Nov. 14.
In this episode of What Happens on Court Stays on Court, host Tate Raub is joined by guest Christo Siegel as Hannah Campbell is out sick for the week. Tate and Christo talk about their expectations for the upcoming Halloween weekend in Athens along with all things costumes.
October is LGBT History Month, a celebration of the achievements and long-time efforts of those who have been fighting tenaciously for equal rights. As time goes on and people educate themselves, the world is becoming increasingly accepting of the LGBTQIA+ community. A powerful step towards further acceptance would be to stop naming things after Ronald Reagan (and remove his name from existing landmarks while we’re at it).
In the episode of What Happens on Court Stays on Court, Hannah and Tate talk with recent OU graduate and former 'The Post' member Riley Runnells.
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