The Gateway with Todd CooperTodd Cooper takes us behind The Gateway, UNO's independent student news publication and a true news for students by students operation. In this episode, we talk about what editorial independence really protects, how trust is built with readers, and why student journalism still matters.

As The Gateway's general manager, Todd handles the behind the scenes work including budget, advertising, donors, and business operations. He shares the experiences and decisions that shaped how he leads, and what people rarely see when they think of a campus newsroom.

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Maddie Hagan is a UNO student who does not just study communication. She uses it. In this episode, Maddie shares how her lived experience shaped her mission to advocate for youth and push for real change in the systems meant to protect young people.

We talk about storytelling that carries responsibility and public speaking that comes from the heart. Maddie has spoken at conferences, testified in support of policy reform, and worked with communities to lift up voices that she says are too often ignored.

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What do Legos have to do with communication? More than you might expect. In this episode, Dr. Nicky Bi joins the hosts to talk about creativity, problem solving, and what we learn when we stop taking ourselves so seriously.

Nicky is an associate professor of public relations and advertising in the UNO School of Communication. Her work explores strategic communication, brand activism, and health communication, including how AI is changing the way we connect. She also brings real-world experience from her years in marketing and public relations in Hong Kong.

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Comm in Ten is the official podcast of the School of Communication at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

At the heart of Comm in Ten is a belief rooted in journalism: that every person carries something singular and worth hearing. In this episode, Gabriel Escalera, a former JMC student and national radio award winner now at KVNO, reflects on the experiences that helped him find his voice in public radio. He talks about what it means to serve a community through storytelling and how the work becomes more meaningful when you learn to listen, connect, and show up with intention.

Hosted by Heather Hundley, Ph.D., Director of the School of Communication; Adam Tyma, GTA Coordinator and Professor; and Jodeane Brownlee, Lecturer and MavRadio.FM general manager, Comm in Ten features fast paced ten minute conversations that spotlight the people and ideas shaping communication at UNO.

New episodes of Comm in Ten are released every other Tuesday.

Welcome to Comm in Ten, the official podcast of the UNO School of Communication. Think of it as ten minutes of real conversation with the people who make this place what it is.

Hosted by Dr. Heather Hundley, Director of the School of Communication, Dr. Adam Tyma, GTA Coordinator and Professor of Communication Studies, and Jodeane Brownlee, Lecturer and General Manager of MavRadio.FM, each episode is built around one simple idea: everybody has one thing. One story, one moment, one weird path, one passion, one truth that makes us who we are.

We talk with faculty, staff, students, alumni, and emeriti about the human side of their work and the parts of their lives you do not see on a bio page. It is smart, funny, and sometimes unexpectedly meaningful. New episodes drop every other Tuesday. Watch on YouTube, listen wherever you get podcasts and hit subscribe.

Experience the ghosts, legends, and lore of Nebraska in Haunted Heartland 2025, a two-hour live broadcast from MavRadio.FM and the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Student storytellers share original features of mystery, faith, and fear from across the Midwest, blending sound, spirit, and storytelling in one unforgettable Halloween tradition.

Join MavRadio.FM host Bayleigh Koch for an inspiring and down-to-earth conversation with Nebraska country artist Tyler Anthony.

In this special "Wear Black, Give Back" episode, Tyler opens up about his journey from college dropout to full-time musician, the role family and faith play in his career, and the stories behind his heartfelt songs, including his original track "Wicked Ways," written just days before his wedding. Plus, hear exclusive live performances straight from the MavRadio studio and find out what's next for this rising artist as he prepares for a new album and fatherhood.

Recorded live in the MavRadio.FM studio at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

MavRadio's Katie Klemmensen sits down with Hoss Michaels, the #1 Midday Drive host on KAT 103.7, to talk about his journey through the ever-changing world of radio.

From his humble beginnings to becoming one of Nebraska's most recognized voices, Hoss shares insights on the future of the medium, the importance of connecting with listeners, and what makes country radio thrive.

They also discuss KAT 103.7's Nebraska Broadcasters Association Pinnacle Award for Best Radio Station and the station's support of community events like Wear Black, Give Back.

Listen in for a candid, inspiring conversation that celebrates passion, perseverance, and the power of local radio.