“Top 5 K-Pop Artists That Every Fan Should Know”

With an industry like K-Pop that’s constantly cranking out new music, albums, groups, etc., it can become quite overwhelming to anyone who’s interested in diving into the genre. Where do you even begin? Well, to help you out, here’s a list of just some of the many important K-Pop artists and groups that every fan has to know!

  1. BTS
    Even if you don’t regularly listen to K-Pop, you are bound to have heard of BTS. BTS, also known as the Bangtan Boys, is a 7-member boy group who debuted in 2013 under Big Hit Entertainment. The boys had a bit of an underwhelming debut, but they more than made up for it in the years to follow. They are now considered internationally to be the most popular and successful South Korean music act of all time. Not only did they create a lot of firsts for Korean artists, like becoming the first Korean ensemble to receive gold and platinum certification from the RIAA, but they hold 28 world records!
    MEMBERS: Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook
    ICONIC SONGS: “Mic Drop”, “Dynamite”, “Butter”
  2. Blackpink
    Blackpink is a 4-member girl group formed under YG Entertainment. They automatically achieved major success and earned the title “monster rookies” with their debut songs “Boombayah” and “Whistle” in 2016. Blackpink is considered to be the female hallyu counterpart of BTS for their international success. The two groups often go back and forth, breaking each other’s records. Blackpink has made history on multiple occasions, like becoming the first Korean act to perform at Coachella, and they continue to do so. They hold numerous records, including 5 Guinness World Records.
    MEMBERS: Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa
    ICONIC SONGS: “Boombayah”, “DDU-DU DDU-DU”, “How You Like That”
  3. Girls’ Generation/SNSD
    “Right now, it’s Girls’ Generation!” Considered in South Korea to be “the nation’s girl group”, Girls’ Generation debuted in 2007 under SM Entertainment. They are credited with being the first Korean music act to ignite the “Hallyu Wave”, breaking international records and securing firsts for Korean music acts in major countries such as the United States and Japan. Even 15 years after their debut, SNSD remains one of the best-selling groups in the history of South Korea, with a Guinness World Record to boot!
    MEMBERS: Taeyeon, Tiffany, Seohyun, Sooyoung, Yoona, Yuri, Hyoyeon, Sunny, Jessica (former)
    ICONIC SONGS: “Into the New World”, “Gee”, “The Boys”
  4. Psy
    Rising to international fame in 2012 for his viral hit “Gangnam Style”, Psy actually held a strong fanbase in South Korea many years prior for being outlandishly humorous. “Gangnam Style” was the first video on YouTube to receive 1 billion views, and in doing so, Psy put K-Pop on the map and became a global ambassador for his country. He holds 5 Guinness World Records and continues to release successful music as well as produce successful artists under his record label, “P Nation”.
    ICONIC SONGS: “Gangnam Style”, “Gentleman”, “That That”
  5. IU
    “Korea’s little sister”, IU, holds the title as the artist with the most number 1 songs in South Korea. She is known for her deceptively soft and melodic voice, which is also capable of hitting a wide range of powerful notes. Throughout the span of her 14-year career, IU has been nominated for over 200 awards and won over 100 of those for her ventures not only in music, but acting as well. She is the richest female singer and one of the highest-earning celebrities in South Korea.
    ICONIC SONGS: “Good Day”, “You and I”, “LILAC”

5 Shows that Have Christmas Episodes to Stream this Holiday Season

What better way to get into the holiday season than cuddling up and watching your go
to show with a Christmas flare? I have put together a list of shows and their corresponding
Christmas episodes to help you stop scrolling and find exactly what you need!

  1. Friends
    Season 7, Episode 10 – “The One With the Holiday Armadillo’’
    Season 9, Episode 10 – ‘’The One with Christmas in Tulsa’’
  2. New Girl – Streaming on Netflix
    Season 1, Episode 9 – “The 23rd
    “
    Season 4, Episode 11 – “LAXmas”
    Season 6, Episode 10 – “Christmas Eve Eve”
  3. Glee – Streaming on Disney+
    Season 2, Episode 10 – “A Very Glee Christmas”
    Season 4, Episode 10 – “Glee, Actually”
    Season 5, Episode 8 – “Previously Unaired Christmas
  4. The Office – Streaming on Hulu & Peacock
    Season 2, Episode 10 – “Christmas Party”
    Season 3, Episode 10 – “A Benihana Christmas”
    Season 5, Episode 10 – “Moroccan Christmas”
    Season 6, Episode 13 – “Secret Santa”
    Season 7, Episode 11 – “Classy Christmas”
    Season 8, Episode 10 – “Christmas Wishes”
    Season 9, Episode 9 – “Dwight Christmas”
  5. Greys Anatomy – Streaming on Netflix
    Season 2, Episode 12 – “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer”
    Season 6, Episode 10 – “Holidaze”
    To find more Christmas TV Episodes, Check out this IMDB list I made
    http://www.imdb.com/list/ls561409799/
    Additionally, Tune in to Streaming Verse every Thursday at 7pm to discover more shows and
    movies to stream!

In Remembrance of Dexter

Last week the station was informed that longtime member of WHCM, Jeff Waters, had passed away. 

Jeff hosted “Dexter’s Radio Hour” and co-hosted “Global Tunes (with Jeff and Marie)”. He was known for his eccentric taste in music, his outgoing and friendly nature, and unique wit. 

To celebrate his life and the music he shared with all of us, we are dedicating our 2022 “College Radio Day” broadcast in his memory. Throughout the day, we will have various DJs play the oddest tracks they can find (in the style of Dexter’s Radio Hour) in honor of his long time presence and support for the medium which he loved, College Radio. 

College Radio Day 2022 will take place on October 7th, 2022, our broadcast will be from 8AM to 7PM. For more information on College Radio Day 2022, visit https://www.collegeradio.org/

A Retrospective View on Pink Floyd’s Debut

When I worked at FYE over one Winter break, a customer walked in and began to browse the Vinyl Records on display. I asked him if he needed any assistance, to which he replied with the question “Yeah. What do you know about Pink Floyd?”. To any Pink Floyd fan, this is the quickest way to their heart. I hesitated on just how much information I should throw his way. I gave him the basics of the band and pulled out “Dark Side of the Moon” (1973) from the stacks, their most well known album by far. I mentioned how I’ve listened to all of their albums. “Which one is your favorite?” he asked. I said it depends on the era, there’s a lot of good stuff out of the “Pre-Dark Side of the Moon” era.  He seemed confused. “So this one”, he points to the black cover with the prism on it, “Isn’t their first album?”. It was almost like someone had set up this specific encounter for me. No, I said. That would be “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn”. 

Over 50 years ago last week, “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn” was released to the world. PATGOD as it is acronymized by some, is well known to devout fans, obscured to the general public. On August 4th, 1967, it was released, and was well received in the band’s home turf of the UK, reaching #6 on the UK Album charts. The US, however, wasn’t as welcoming. It peaked at #131 on the Billboard 200. The album was utterly psychedelic. Featuring harsh guitars, echoing vocals, lyrics of a bucolic nature, a nearly 10 minute long instrumental reminiscent of a bad trip, and a song about a gnome. It’s no surprise it wasn’t well received by the West, however it’s interesting how divisive the album can be for fans of Floyd. 

Whenever someone gets “in ” to Pink Floyd, it’s never over PATGOD. The album doesn’t sound like how we think Pink Floyd should sound. That’s in large part to the fact that this album was conceived by then band leader, Syd Barrett. In conjunction with Roger Waters, Nick Mason and Rick Wright, the album was very much of the time. Very 60s, very psychedelic, very, very British. Barrett was the head creative force, and his sound isn’t exactly easy to listen to. He took influence from British poets and authors when writing his lyrics. While being the framework for the band itself, he wouldn’t be with them for very long. After his mental breakdown the following year, he was removed from the band and replaced with David Gilmour, giving us the line-up that would remain intact throughout the band’s “Golden Age ” in the 1970s. As the band went on without Barrett, their sound evolved, Waters and Gilmour becoming the central creative forces. The trippy, childlike lyrics so innate to Barrett’s style were now gone. However, the core auditory mechanics of what makes Pink Floyd work, are marked in their debut. Their use of atypical sounds (Famously clocks, cash registers, etc), their droning harmonies that seem to blend into one voice, the overall auditory space. 

While it may be an acquired taste, even to those with a palette for psychedelic, garage and brit rock, it still holds some great sound, if you’re willing and ready to give it a go. If nothing else, it remains the starting point for one of the great rock bands of the 20th century.  This week on my show, “The B-Side” we’ll be celebrating this anniversary with a track from the album! Catch it this Thursday, August 10th from 12pm to 1pm on 88.3 WHCM, and every Thursday at the same time for album cuts, lesser played tracks, and of course, B-sides. 

World Sound

Have you ever asked yourself how many Music genres are there around the world? Since my show is about “World Sounds” I believe that we need to know how many? To my surprise, they are more than 1,300 genres in the world. Some of the peculiar ones include alternative, blues, classical, country, French pop, and many others

If you would like to hear all these genres, you can go to “Every Noise at Once” they have created a map for these genres. I am leaving the website below so if you are curious like me just copy and paste it – https://everynoise.com/engenremap.html#otherthings They have organized according to similarities of genres that’s awesome! For the next blog, we are going to ask you which genres are your favorites.

Host

Hola! my name is Ernesto R. Pacheco. I came from Mexico City 30 years ago. I have lived in the Northwest area since then.  It has been a wonderful journey with challenges and blessings all the time. This is my first year at Harper College. My major is in Elementary Education. I am taking this broadcasting class because I want to be able to share music, ideas, and help people with our stories. In my spare time I enjoy listening to audiobooks, watching movies, biographies, and documentaries. I also enjoy going to concerts. The show is going to be about music from around the world.

Jessica Jones is Underrated and Relatable


If you know anything about me, you likely know that I could ramble on about Marvel for
pretty much any amount of time. Or, if you have listened to Streaming Verse, you might have
caught it first hand. I have several characters I love with my whole heart and can find myself
relating to some of them in certain aspects. But there is a character in the Marvel universe who
just doesn’t get enough love. Jessica Jones.
So I don’t write a novel, I will limit myself to listing a few reasons why Jessica Jones is
one of the most underrated characters and possibly the most relatable. Also, I will be sticking
with the Netflix original show titled Jessica Jones, as the comics are a whole other beast that I
will not be conquering on today’s blog.
Jessica Jones is a complete mess, and she really doesn’t try to change that. Her
apartment where she also runs her private investigating business is usually in a state of utter
disaster and complete chaos. The door is broken, and holes are scattered in the walls. Not to
mention all of the clothing items discarded all over the floor. Although my door may not be
broken because I shoved someone through it like Jessica Jones, my room is definitely not of
those you normally see on TV.
In a lot of media, we perceive superheroes who identify as women as polished. Whether
it’s a coherent thought or not, I can’t ever recall seeing Supergirl’s apartment in such disarray.
Jessica Jones is constantly speaking her truth, even if it’s not “polite”. She isn’t afraid to tell
someone off. Sure, she has her super strength to depend on if something goes wrong, but
watching a woman stand up for herself always makes me proud to be a girl. Not only this, but
Jones wears pretty much the same outfit every day, whether she’s fighting crime or not. A basic
pair of jeans, boots, a plain shirt, a gray scarf, and a jacket. She has no sparkly or tight-fitting
superhero garments and to many like me, I find that empowering.
The writers of this show weren’t afraid to break through the glass and tell difficult stories.
By doing so, they empowered so many. Jessica Jones is not your average superhero, but she’s
the one most of us deserve. This hilarious, thought-provoking, and emotional show is streaming
on Disney+. I highly recommend watching it if you haven’t already! It is also a completed show,
so you can binge-watch it all when you finish reading this!
If you want to hear me ramble about Jessica Jones and more TV shows and movies I
love, make sure to check out Streaming Verse on Harper Radio, every Thursday at 7PM with
me, Nina, and my amazing co-host Chris!

Host

A major fangirl and avid concert-goer. Nina loves consuming media and immersing herself in
a diverse selection of TV shows, movies, and music. She is so thrilled to be back at Harper Radio for
more fun! Hear her no filter opinions every Thursday on Streaming Verse at 7 PM here on WHCM!

Ghost Army

Summer is always a time when Hollywood releases its biggest blockbuster movies.  The premise of these blockbuster movies always seems to be similar, where a hero has to face a challenge with seemingly insurmountable odds. 

This is definitely the case of this summer’s biggest blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick.  The movie does a great job putting the hero against seemingly insurmountable odds and is probably one reason it has gotten such great reviews from audiences and critics.

As much as fictional stories from Hollywood can be entertaining real-life stories of heroes facing extremely challenging situations can be even more entertaining.

One of these stories, which I shared on a prior show, is the story of the Ghost of Ukraine, which like Top Gun: Maverick, is the story of a pilot who had an almost unimaginable challenge.

The Ghost of Ukraine was a real Ukranian pilot that battled and downed several technologically superior Russian war planes.

Well on the next In the News Now show I will go over another real life against the odds story.  This time the story will have a local connection, a connection to Harper.

The local story was featured on Harper’s home page several months ago.  It’s a story of a special World War II unit referred to as the “Ghost Army” and one of its soldiers is a long time Harper Student. 

The story is so amazing that a documentary was made of it and recently congressional gold medals were granted to members of the “Ghost Army” by a recent bill passed by congress and signed by the president.    

Written by Tavo Pace

Host

Hello I am Tavo , a longtime harper student who just recently graduated with accounting certificates, but who continues taking courses at harper for fun. I am an animal lover, a bit of a news junkie, I love to travel and learn about cultures, I love going to sporting events, and working out. As a news junkie I always plan on sharing the most interesting stories I come across on my show In the News Now.   The show that covers the interesting stories of the day, stories that may be overlooked, or stories I feel are just very interesting from a historical or cultural perspective

Classic Review: The Black Parade

When I say “emo”, a very specific image probably comes to mind: Black hair with long, side swept bangs covering one or both eyes, black clothing, and lots and lots of eyeliner. And no band is more commonly associated with this style and emo as a whole than My Chemical Romance. Formed in 2001 as frontman Gerard Way’s response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, MCR quickly gained a following due to their dark appearance and dramatic style. Their sophomore album, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge turned them into rock radio darlings with hits like “I’m Not Okay (I Promise)” and “Helena”.

However, 2006 would see MCR release their most ambitious project yet: The Black Parade, a rock opera about a young man reflecting on his life as he dies from cancer. This ambition would pay off, becoming the most commercially successful and iconic album of their career. Now, with the band reunited after their 2013 breakup, finally embarking on a twice-delayed tour and releasing their first new song in nearly a decade, it seems appropriate to revisit MCR’s magnum opus.

The album opens with a track ironically titled, “The End.” While it’s commonplace for albums to begin with something high-energy and catchy, perhaps even the lead single, “The End.”opens with the sound of a heart monitor beeping, leading into an acoustic ballad that sounds like the song of a medieval minstrel. On this track, Gerard Way introduces himself as the protagonist and primary narrator of The Black Parade, The Patient. This enchantingly unique opener eventually swells into a full band performance right at the end before abruptly cutting off.

In one of the best transitions in rock music, the sudden cutoff of “The End.” is followed by the sound of the aforementioned heart monitor flatlining that opens the aptly titled “Dead!”. This track introduces the plot, with a doctor telling The Patient that he’s as good as dead, with just two weeks to live. Despite the somber subject matter, “Dead!” is fast-paced and high energy, featuring punchy guitars played by guitarists Frank Iero and Ray Toro. Combined with an infectiously fun solo by Toro and childlike “la la la”s by Gerard to close out the track, “Dead!” sets a perfectly blended tone that’s both cynical and tongue-in-cheek.

The energy and theatrics continue throughout the next few tracks, leading up to the album’s lead single and the band;’s most iconic song, “Welcome to the Black Parade”. Inspired by Gerard Way’s belief that death comes in the form of one’s fondest memory (in the case of The Patient, seeing a marching band as a young boy), “Welcome to the Black Parade” is a summary of everything that makes this album great. The track shifts from a piano ballad to a pop-punk banger without sacrificing any of the drama. Gerard Way’s triumphant calls of “we’ll carry on” in the chorus give the song an irresistible fist-pumping energy and introduce the primary theme of the album: perseverance. With Bob Bryar’s marching band-inspired drums thematically tying the track together at the end of the piano intro, during the bridge, and throughout the outro, “Welcome to the Black Parade” is a microcosm for the album as a whole that puts the whole band’s talents on full display.

While The Black Parade excels in performance, writing, and style, it falls short in organization. Most artists don’t have to worry much about the order in which songs appear on their album; however, proper organization is essential on a concept album like The Black Parade. When an album wants to tell a story, it’s important the pages of that story, the songs, are correctly ordered. Perhaps the biggest offender on this album is “House of Wolves”, a menacing yet danceable track where The Patient contemplates whether or not he’s going to Hell after he dies, set to a jazz-inspired rhythm. While I have no particular complaints about the concept nor the execution, this track was placed between “I Don’t Love You”, a heartbreaking power ballad, and “Cancer”, a piano-led track featuring the album’s most brutally blunt lyrics. The similar style of these tracks makes them a natural choice to be put together in the track listing, but “House of Wolves” completely interrupts the flow in both the narrative and the musical style. The track would’ve been much better placed earlier in the album with the other high-energy tracks between “Dead!” and “Welcome to the Black Parade”.

Despite being a clear contender for MCR’s second most iconic song, track 11, “Teenagers” suffers from a similar issue. It’s a great song, featuring snarly vocals and bluesy guitars dripping with teenage angst and aggression. Unfortunately, the lyrical content that details the mutually terrifying adversarial relationship between teenagers and adult authority figures seems entirely unrelated to The Patient’s story. The song’s bluesy style is not matched anywhere else on the album either. And just like “House of Wolves”, it interrupts the flow between two tonally and sonically similar songs, “Sleep” and “Disenchanted”. As much as I love “Teenagers”, it should have been relegated to the B-sides, or perhaps a one-off single.

Upon first listen, it may seem that track 9, “Mama” is also out of place. The song is about a young soldier at war acknowledging his imminent death in combat, feeling disgusted by the things he’s had to do as a soldier and trying to patch up his relationship with his equally-disgusted mother before he never sees her again. While the story seems unrelated to that of The Patient, the essential message is not only relevant, but essential to the narrative of The Black Parade. Previous tracks show The Patient reflecting on his reckless and inconsiderate life choices and wondering how they’ll affect his fate in the afterlife. In “Mama”, he comes to a conclusion: he’s going to Hell. With instrumentals that sound like a twisted carnival and Way’s wailing vocals, “Mama” is easily the most theatrical track on The Black Parade and my personal pick for the album’s strongest moment.

 In a dramatic and theatrical album like The Black Parade, a grand finale is essential. The closing track, “Famous Last Words”, is just that. Similarly to “Welcome to the Black Parade”, “Famous Last Words” is a light of hope in an otherwise cynical album, pushing the album’s theme of perseverance with the powerful line of “I am not afraid to keep on living”; over the years this line would become a battle cry for young emos plagued by mental illness. But what really sells the message is the hidden track that follows it: “Blood”. 90 seconds of silence follow the triumphant conclusion of “Famous Last Words” and thus, The Black Parade, before starting “Blood”, a chipper, old-timey song only featuring Gerard Way’s vocals and piano. The song’s bitter and tongue-in-cheek lyrics carry a simple message: this world sucks the life out of you, and living kinda blows. It’s this message that helps “Famous Last Words” feel so genuine. MCR encourages listeners to choose life while not sugar coating how awful it often is.

To this day, My Chemical Romance rejects the label of “emo”, and with the awful connotations the term carried in the 2000s, those feelings are unsurprising. Despite this, The Black Parade holds up 16 years later as the quintessential emo album and one of the greatest rock albums of the 21st century.

When It Snows, It Squalls

I’m a big fan of your music, Luke Combs, but here in Illinois “When It Rains, It Pours” is overrated. Reality is that when it snows it squalls, and that is exactly what happened on April 1st and 2nd of 2022, well, mostly. No, it’s not an April Fools’ joke and it’s a bit of an exaggeration to say that it squalled, but it certainly did snow a measurable amount. I am most definitely ready for spring weather, and it doesn’t help that just two weeks ago it was over 70 degrees Fahrenheit in Chicago, but the snow today was beautiful. A serenity was cast over my backyard as I watched massive snowflakes the size of a quarter fall to the ground. Empty branches waiting to bud with green leaves were blanketed by the soft snow and the outside world seemed to momentarily still. I am aware that I sound like a nature blogger and a hopeless romantic with that last sentence, and that interpretation is accurate, but so many people take for granted these small moments of peace when the constant stresses of daily life appear never-ending.

There I was standing in front of the window in my living room, watching the April snow fall and thinking about how sad it is that so many people who have the option to stop and enjoy the simplicity in this moment choose otherwise. When it snows it really does squall, because there will never be a time in life when all stresses and hardships disappear. There will always be another blizzard with whiteout conditions to navigate through and layers of ice that keep building, but never seem to crack.  I will be the first to admit that I forget to focus on the present moment when thoughts from the past and worries about the future are always on my mind.

I did not intend to make this blog overly serious. Thoughts just came to mind about how truly small we are in comparison to the rest of the world, and this was the first moment in a long time when I felt as though I was truly present. It was just me, my thoughts, and the thick snow falling in front of me in what is supposed to be a rainy April. Let this blog be your sign to take a second to breathe; you never know when a cold, snowy afternoon in April can lead to some truly lovely moments.

Written by Ashley N

General Manager, Host

Raised by a country music-loving mother and a father who is an alternative rock enthusiast, Ashley’s taste in music cannot be pinned down to a single category. Cross Country is a music show with a little bit of country, but a whole lot of variety. There is no doubt that you will find your favorite music in her show and you can listen to Cross Country every Monday at 11:00 am! Aside from producing her radio show, you can see Ashley dabbling in her favorite hobbies of drawing, sculpting, practicing yoga, and spending time with family and friends.

Five Completed TV Series You Have To Watch

Hi there! I am Nina Stoner, one of the co-hosts of the talk show Streaming Verse. When I was brainstorming blog post ideas, I was struggling a bit. I fangirl over so many things it’s hard to narrow it down. After going back and forth on ideas, I choose to share a list of my favorite completed TV shows that are worth watching! Now of course, If I added all my favorites we would be here for days, but I spared you the pain and only listed five. I made sure they were all finished so if you feel so compelled, you can go binge watch them after reading this!

WandaVision
WandaVision will give you all the feels! You don’t have to be a Marvel fan (although it helps) to see the beauty captured within this short series. Showcasing the power of grief in such a magical and authentic Marvel way. Don’t worry, it’s not all sad! Heartwarming and comedic, I have no doubt you will fall in love with this show and the characters! This incredible show is streaming now on Disney+

Supergirl
After six seasons, Supergirl has come to an end. Sure the CGI is wack, but you are
bound to fall head over heels for these actors! Starring Melissa Benosit, Chyler Leigh, Katie McGrath, and more. With storylines focused on empowering women and overall equality for all, it’s truly a progressive superhero show. In its later seasons It even features the CW’s first transgender superhero, played by the emensly talented Nicole Maines. You can find this show on Netflix if you are interested in watching!

Teenage Bounty Hunters
Unlike the first two shows I’ve mentioned, this show was actually canceled after one season. I am so thankful for my Streaming Verse co host, Chris Smith, for introducing me to this show. It follows two teenagers who find themselves in a ridiculous situation that leads them to not only a side gig, but also a friendship. Although the ending infuriates me, because of course you want to know more, I definitely recommend this show! It is currently streaming on Netflix.

Sorry For Your Loss
Yet another show on this list that stars Elizabeth Olsen and tackles the topic of grief. This series is only two seasons, with each episode ranging about a half hour. I love this show so much because it is so raw with such a heavy topic. They don’t romanticize it, it’s just real. And that’s what I love about it! This is on Facebook Watch (Which is a free platform directly connected with facebook)

New Girl
If you want a randomly hilarious show that you can turn on whenever, this is it! New Girl is so well written and guaranteed to make you laugh at one point or another. Each episode is around twenty minutes, which makes it super convenient to get some work done, or binge watch! Some episodes feature Taylor Swift, Prince… need I say more? This is streaming on Netflix.

So there you go, some streaming recommendations for your next binge watching marathon. If five shows wasn’t enough for you, make sure to tune in to Streaming Verse every Thursday at 7PM for Chris and I’s talks on all things streaming! You can also listen to our podcast on Spotify if you have missed prior episodes! Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy these shows as much as I do!

Written by Nina Stoner

An avid concertgoer and major fangirl. Nina loves all genres and styles. Media has always played a major role in Nina’s life and she is so excited to have this opportunity to share some of her favorites. In addition, she loves to fangirl out about everything streaming. Catch her every Thursday at 7pm central standard time on Streaming Verse here on WHCM!

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