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Dawson and Max break down the tastiest and easiest way to utilize your thanksgiving day leftovers, along with identifying some of Max's dream jobs and discussing how Hyperpop has been on the rise in recent years. Listen to the full clip belowWant to hear more? Tune in from 8-10am every week day morning to hear the hosts of the Daily Wave! Source for "throw out your leftovers day": nationaltoday.com/throw-out-your-leftovers-day/ Kolby Van Camp closes out the Kansas State football regular season by calling the 2022 Sunflower Showdown between the Kansas Jayhawks and the Kansas State Wildcats and singing his signature touchdown call. This game was broadcast live on Wildcat 91.9 FM.
Tuesday, Nov. 29, 5:00 - 7:00 PM | Throwback Craft Night
Shrinkey-Dinks, bead crafts, scratch paper, and more! Join UPC for a night of nostalgic crafts, snacks, and music, all for FREE while supplies last. Ovens available for the shrink plastic. Find more information at the link below. https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2022/11/29/throwback-craft-night Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1:00 - 4:00 PM | Worldwide Wildcat Watch Party The FIFA World Cup is here! Watch the livestream of Mexico vs. Saudi Arabia in Forum Hall, and Poland vs. Argentina in the ONEOK Meeting Room, Morris Family Multicultural Student Center. There will be snacks, giveaways, and more! Find more information at the link below. https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2022/11/30/worldwide-wildcat-watch-party Friday, Dec. 2, 9:00-12:00 PM | Halfway to Donut Day National Donut Day is almost here! Well, more like 6 months away. Join UPC and Varsity Donuts as they celebrate: Halfway to Donut Day! They will be handing out half donuts by the Welcome Desk in the Union Friday, Dec. 2nd starting at 9 am. FREE while supplies last! Find more information at the link below. https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2022/11/7/halfway-to-donut-day  Volodymyr Kavetskyi a graduate student at Kansas State University studying Agronomy; talks with Wildcat 91.9 News Director Dawson Wagner about what he hopes to do in the future for his home; Kyiv, Ukraine.
Do you have any extra winter coats, hats, gloves or scarves laying around? Well this is your chance to donate them in the K-State Lead 405 class coat drive! From November 14-30th drop off locations will be at Hy-Vee, St. Isidore's, Target and the K-State Student Union for anyone to donate their winter gear! To hear more about why it's important to donate; listen to Katelyn Andrist and her chat with Daily Wave morning show host Dawson Wagner in sharing how this project came about and what their goals are for the drive! For more information; check out their announcement on the K-State Today: https://www.k-state.edu/today/announcement/?id=85925 The predictions of rain, sleet and snow were correct leading up to the Monday night snow that hit Manhattan, KS. But it did not stick around long due to the temperture warming up to the mid to high 40's by midday. Drone pilot & videographer Dawson Wagner captured a little bit of the white magic before it melted away.
Listen to the full interview belowSkyfever. An alternative/Indie rock band based out of Dublin, Ireland; knows how to make you feel as if you're in church while in a mosh pit at Woodstock at the same time. This band brings a combination of soulful lyrics, intentional harmonies and a famous rock star feeling that we all get when listening to a song that we can bang our heads to. One of their latest releases "Alchemy" captures these feelings in the following quote pulled from skyfevermusic.com/ "Catapulting you into the mists of its’ melody as Luke conjures another world where the soul is free to explore everything it wants. Seductive shades, power and swagger combine to make you feel the joy of being in a new place where you are transformed into your best self." Seductive shades, power and swagger. What a combination of words to bring together, to make you feel transformed into your best self. If you haven't already; check out Skyfever on Spotify and give the interview Dawson Wagner did with Tyson Hardin a listen! Skyfever on Spotify: Skyfever on Youtube: Wednesday, Nov. 16, 5:30 - 9:30 PM | Rob Boss Painting Night Join UPC for an evening of guided painting at our Rob Boss Painting event. K-State students may sign up for ONE of two sessions (limited spaces available, first-come, first-served). Limit one session per person. The first session is at 5:30 pm, and the second session is at 7:30 pm. Painting themes are starry night and mountain scenery. Email required at signup. The sign up link is here: kstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2mlFSPHcjlnYwfj Find more information at the link below. https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2022/11/16/rob-boss-painting-night Thursday, Nov. 17, 5:00 - 10:00 PM | Bollywood Night Join UPC and SPICMACAY for Bollywood Night.There will be an hour exhibition with photo opportunities, henna artists, food, and more! Afterwards, there will be a movie screening beginning at 6 pm. All of this will take place in the Union Ballroom. Find more information at the link below. https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2022/11/17/bollywood-night Thursday, Nov. 17, 7:00 PM | Manhattan Youth Symphony Join the school of music, theatre and dance for a night of symphony with the performance of the Manhattan Youth Symphony in All Faiths Chapel. Find more information about the live performance at the link below. https://events.k-state.edu/event/manhattan_youth_symphony_concert#.Y26d6-zML2J  Hailey CaseNovember 8th, I made my way to The Bottleneck to attend Charlie Burg's Infinitely Tall tour. I have been a casual listener of Burg and had not yet listened through his newest album he had released this year. His hits, Bookstore Girl, Lancaster Nights, and I Don't Wanna Be Okay Without You were enough to prompt me to purchase a ticket. As I was beginning to foster excitement for this concert, I saw that Genevieve Stokes was the opening act. Then, I was ecstatic. Genevieve Stokes, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter from Portland, ME. Her unique alt-pop sound is influenced by iconic musicians like Cat Power and Regina Spektor. She has spoke about how her recent music is “inspired by fairytales and by revisiting childhood.”
Hearing her open solidifies this magical influence. She began her set by playing Surface Tension, from her 2021 Album Swimming Lessons. As she played through her hits, I was entranced by her haunting vocals and vivid story-telling. Rich harmonies and unique lyrics allowed for the audience to quickly fall in love with her sound. Not only is she a talented vocalist and storyteller, she also is a gifted pianist. This well-rounded musical ability made for a strong opening act. Many people are excited for the opening act to conclude their set - I think it is safe for me to assume that the crowd was not read for Stokes to exit. When they began clear the stage, prepping it for Charlie Burg, the crowd was hoping that she would make a reappearance. About a half hour later, Charlie Burg rushed on stage and began his set. He had high energy paired, strong stage presence, and a crazy talent for piano, guitar, and vocal control. He worked his way through his top hits with his band. Halfway through his set, he broke for an acoustic portion of the concert. Here he engaged with the audience, taking requests for songs. This is were he played Bookstore Girl (the first song I had ever heard from him). After this, he invited Genevieve back on stage to sing an acoustic version of Motion Sickness by Phoebe Bridgers. This is where both Genevieve and Charlie felt human. Through the entire cover, they had lyric blunders and laughs. As a listener, it felt authentic and in the moment. The audience laughed with them, enjoying the fun we were all having. The bond between the two, one that grew throughout their tour, was a joy to witness. After the concert, Charlie Burg sat at his merch table talking to those of us who attended. This is when I got the chance to take a quick photo with him and talk about how much I enjoyed the concert. He was incredibly thankful and thanked my friend and I for making the drive to Lawrence. Charlie then mentioned to us that the electric guitar he played for the show, he had just bought that day at Richard's Music Co. He said that it is a guitar made in Japan in the 60s, and is now his go-to for shows. As I made my way back to my vehicle, I bumped into Genevieve and her band as they made their way back to the venue. I was able to talk with her for a few short moments, grab a picture, and thank her for a great time. She was incredibly kind to both me and the friend I attended with. Overall, this concert was a wonderful time. The crowd was uplifting and energetic and the acts were even better. For an impromptu Tuesday night concert, I walked away impressed with the performance. I will be looking out for future tour dates for them both.  Following the 31-3 win against the Baylor bears on Saturday Adrian Martinez's leg injury put him up in the air for 4-6 weeks. Executive Sports Director Kolby Van Camp verified with sources close to K-State football that this would leave Will Howard as starting quarterback.
This story is still under development and could change in the hours/days to come.  Listen belowLanie and Hailey address the elephant.. Or should we say "Croc" in the room with this submission for best On Air Personality!
While highlighting the state of Wisconsin, Dawson and Max discover the song Wisconsin by Bon Iver and Max shares his experience of attending a political rally with Bon Iver performing. The hosts of The Daily Wave then discussed the problems with political rallies and the mob mentality that it takes to attend every single political rally for a single candidate. Listen to the full discussion belowThe hosts of the Daily Wave break down a recent dilemma that school districts across the country have faced. Online rumors that have been spread saying that schools are providing litter boxes to students who identify as cats.
Dawson and Max reference an article by aberdeen news, saying "South Dakota school districts are not accommodating students who identify as cats, should there even be any, with litter boxes in bathrooms." But, if there were to ever be litter boxes implemented in bathrooms at schools... Well. Dawson and Max agree that they might have to go back to school and tryout the new accommodations. Source: https://www.aberdeennews.com/story/news/local/2022/10/26/south-dakota-schools-not-providing-litter-boxes-for-students-identifying-as-cats/69589914007/ Election Day 2022 is tomorrow and we are teaming up with the collegian! So, tune in to Wildcat 91.9 and check the Collegians website for live updates, news and results on the night of the election!
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Monday, Nov. 7, 9:30 - 10:20 AM | Sewing Workshop
Learn how to use a sewing machine's button hole foot. The button hole presser foot that comes with our Singer Heavy Duty sewing machines can automatically sew a button hole for many sizes of buttons. In this workshop you'll learn to change presser feet, change stitch settings for button holes, and place the fabric for the start of the button hole. Find more information at the link below. https://events.k-state.edu/event/sewing_-_button_hole_stitch#.Y2V_2nbMLcs Friday, Nov. 11, 7:30 PM | In A Chord Enjoy this choir performance hosted by the K-State MTD. It will be free for all KSU students, and $8 general admission Find more information at the link below. https://events.k-state.edu/event/tbc_-_in_a_chord#.Y2V_-3bMLcs Friday, Nov. 11, 7:30 - 10:00 PM | Country on Campus Dust off your boots and great ready for UPC's fall concert! Country on campus is a college tour featuring up and coming musical acts Conor Clemmons, Jaden Hamilton, and Thomas Mac! The concert will be free to students and the public and features chances to win prizes with a Valid K-State student ID from sponsors like JLab, Roku, and Clif! Find more information about the live performance at the link below. https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2022/11/11/country-on-campus |