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Welcome to episode 10 of auxiliary radio. On this week’s episode, Keem and Tatie welcome spring break and discuss party culture and events that Keem has been DJing. Tatie and Keem have an open conversation that really shows their personalities and what goes on when you put two college students on a radio show after 9pm. Rolling loud Miami has been announced and the performances they had last year, as well as what is planned for the 2022 festival. Among other focuses, they also discuss Jazmine Sullivan and other RnB artists that are poppin right now.

On this week’s episode, Keem and Tatie discuss the unfortunate events taking place in the Ukraine and the conflicts between Russia. This episode also pays homage to Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences, Earl Smith III. Personally known by Keem and Tatie, they share their experiences and the ways that Earl impacted their lives as students and outside of academics. May his soul rest in eternal peace, and we thank you for all that you have done for the students of URI, and beyond.

On this week’s episode, Keem and Tatie have a conversation on the Super Bowl HalfTime show, where they headlined some of the greatest artists in hip hop, and shared their thoughts and feelings about the global performances. Netflix has been airing the trilogy of Kanye West’s life, and Keem and Tatie take time to share their thoughts on the production. The news of controversy involving athlete, Sha'carri Richardson is discussed, as well as the celebration of J Cole’s album surpassing a billion streams.

On this week’s episode, Keem and Tatie are getting ready for Valentine’s Day and share their thoughts on the frantic holiday and their perspectives on celebrating it. They also discuss some celebrity news that focuses on Rihanna, Asap Rocky, Kanye and Chris Brown. Black History Month is on and poppin, which created a great discussion on what’s going on with the black community, and Tatie informs listeners on The Crown Act, following a discussion on black people and their hair.

On this week’s episode, Keem and Tatie link up and bring along Rhode Island DJ, Creative and URI alum, Jay, formally known as WheresNasty! They discuss the climate of campus and how it has changed since Jay’s time at URI. They  also focus on the culture of Providence and how our communities have found ways to celebrate together and integrate what’s current in music culture. Keem also shares his experiences in looking up to Jay, as an older cousin, and they share their plans and ambitions from the inspiration given to them by their older influences.

On this week’s episode, Keem and Tatie catch up and look forward to the restful winter break from school. They pay respect and discuss the life of Virgil Abloh, an American designer most known for the “Off White” brand. They also get the ball rolling on Rihanna supposed pregnancy. On top of those things, news on Ari Lennox, Lil Baby, Saweetie and Grammy Nominations are topics of focus.

On this week’s episode, “KEEM” and Tatie welcome special guests Josh and Victor. “Lactose intolerance is not real, that’s like being allergic to peanut butter… grow up!”- Josh. Tatie asks how does social media affect mental health and the guys share their perception of how our accessibility to the internet and social media shapes our mindsets. They also discusss what success means to them and how it feels to be successful in their own ways. They also share their favorite artists of recent and artists that are dropping new music.

 On this week’s episode, “KEEM” and Tatie talk about their last few weeks and what they’re looking forward to in 2022. “KEEM” can’t seem to share when his birthday is. Can you guess when his birthday is? They also talk about thei thoughts on zodiac signs and what they mean to them. They share their reactions on the Summer Walker album. They also discuss loyalty and what loyalty means to them.