Author: KUCI
On October 6, 2021 the world changed for UCI’96 alumni David MacMillan when it was announced he had won the 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Listen here to his life story–it is revealing, funny, inspiring and empowering. It is clear that he LOVED his time as an anteater and has great affection for our campus…WHEN […]
NASA astronaut / UCI alumni Tracy Caldwell Dyson is interviewed on ‘UCI Conversations’ with Kevin Bossenmeyer. In June 1998, Tracy was working at the AirUCI lab in Rowland Hall on a post doctoral fellowship when she received a call that would change her life and the rest is history. She has since been on 2 […]
Evie the Music of KUCI’s Composers Always Score interviews Andrew Prahlow. Prahlow’s music focuses on larger-than-life, emotive soundscapes with a core of chamber-ensemble minimalism, hoping to create a sense of familiar nostalgia for the listener. He began his career in music as an intern at John Powell’s studio while completing his studies at the Scoring […]
Marmar tha Midboss interviews members of the anime studio TRIGGER — Hiroyuki Imaishi (director), Hiromi Wakabayashi (producer), Shigeto Koyama (character designer), and Super Log (illustrator). https://staging.kuci.org/podcastfiles/771/Imaishi_%20Wakabayashi.mp3
Marmar tha Midboss of KUCI’s LAG Radio interviews Bear McCreary, a composer of film, television, and video game scores. https://staging.kuci.org/podcastfiles/771/BearMcCreary.mp3
Kitty Kat Fan Club – Dreamy Little You – [Asian Man Records] The Story Changes is a Pop Punk/Indie supergroup from San Jose, CA that features Asian Man Records’ founder Mike Park as well as current and former members of Just Friends, Hard Girls, and Stickup Kid. Their highly anticipated new album entitled Dreamy Little […]
Evie the Muse of KUCI’s Composers Always Score interviews Petr Aleksander. Closer, Still is Pêtr Aleksänder’s debut album. The London-based duo of Eliot James and Tom Hobden have each forged successful music careers respectively over the past decade, but this is the first project they can call their own. Closer, Still builds imaginary landscapes from […]