Existing in dappled dabbling, we are here to spread joy across the internet waves. Collective consciousness can begin at anytime.
We’re oddballs & we love you!
Genre: lil of this, lil of that
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Dj peace ’27
Elio Wentzel is a senior in Trumbull.
elio.wentzel@yale.edu
Dj Love ’27
Rylee Tondora is a senior in Franklin.
rylee.tondora@yale.edu
New week, new theme. From all nighters yo fluorescent overhead lighting, Random House is here to show you that whatever the big guy upstairs has got served up on your plate, there’s always a song ready to soundtrack your meal.
Genre: Variety
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MC Hippo
This host is a senior math/physics major gearing up for law school, proving even insufferable people can have sauce behind the aux cable.
imam.mian@yale.edu
You know the stop where you slow down, look both ways, and roll through anyway? That’s the show. Three friends, one four-way stop, nobody in a hurry. A weekly pause for conversations about life, whatever’s been rattling around our heads, and a soundtrack that drifts from island reggae to alt indie to yacht rock. Pull over for an hour.
Genre: “We still doin genres…?”
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DJ DGL
DJ DGL (aka Mr. Put-me-on) brings bits, bangers, and the best reactions.
devin.grooms-lee@yale.edu
Great D
Great D is from Hawaii and loves island reggae, indie, and basically all music. He’s the boy and would love for everyone to listen in.
dane.keahi@yale.edu
Cupcake
Cupcake likes to listen to yacht rock, indie alternative, electronic, and house music, and has the best(?) takes.
cormac.kimberly@yale.edu
DJ Thommyson
DJ Thommyson is from New Mexico but hopes to jump the border and listen to more international music.
thomas.chung@yale.edu
Every week, we all choose 3-4 of our recent favorite songs and play them for each other. We then review them/talk about them together.
Genre: General Music
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DJ Hag
Adam is a senior in Grace Hopper college majoring in Environmental Science. When he isn’t listening to music, he likes running and spending time outdoors.
adam.hagens@yale.edu
Malibu Q
I’m Huck Agar-Johnson and I’m a senior from LA. I’m a big pop music fan and was famously in Britney Spears’s top 100 listeners in 2023. This will be my third year doing Flop City with Sarah and Adam! In my free time I run, hike, and read sci fi.
huck.agar-johnson@yale.edu
DJ Shell
I’m Sarah Hall and I’m a current senior who loves radio and listening to music! I’ve been a member of radio for my entire time at Yale. In my free time, I like reading, hanging out with friends, and watching tv shows.
s.hall@yale.edu
A Seat at the Stu is a radio show that aims to reflect Black life, culture, and politics through the lens of Black alternative, genre-bending, and indie music.
Genre: Black alternative
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Ayanna Snowden
Ayanna is from New Jersey and fell in love with black alternative music in high school. She deeply admires the world-building capacity and the creativity that is so innate to black music and she is excited to share this with listeners during a seat at the stu!
ayanna.snowden@yale.edu
Kadjata Bah
My name is Kadjata, I’m a senior from Madison, WI. A Seat at the Stu is the brainchild of two people who felt like Black musical change-makers were going unheard. I’m proud to be one of those people.
kadjata.bah@yale.edu
The Vegan Option is the mysterious third thing… an amalgamation of various themes. We have covered a wide variety of topics sonically such as “hometowns,” “frog and toad are friends,” “solaris,” “the structure of scientific revolutions,” and more with a wide variety of guests. You never know what you are going to get with the vegan option.
Genre: Music/talk
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Choci Loni ’28
Hey yall, I’m Iris, aka Choci Loni, and I host/have hosted the shows the Vegan Option and Strange Loops. I enjoy discussing math, physics, and phil, as well as playing music that’s been on my mind recently. As of late, I’ve been into Slint (as always…), Smog, The Hotelier, Jason Molina projects, and Truck Violence.
iris.henry@yale.edu
This show, from week to week, alternates between droning shoegaze rock and ethereal folk. Although these two genres may be perceived as contrary, interestingly enough, both are often associated with dreams. Through incorporating songs by artists such as Jane Remover, yeule, and feeble little horse, as well as Jessica Pratt, Mazzy Star, and Searows, this show will identify the intersections between their contrasting, yet paralleling dream-like melodies.
Genre: shoegaze, dream pop, indie folk
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Logan Lee ’29
Logan is a sophomore in Morse College studying Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry and Statistics & Data Science. In his free time, he enjoys discovering new artists and going to concerts; some recent live performances he’s loved are by ideasforconversations, pomme, American Football, and Wet Leg.
logan.lee.ltl34@yale.edu
La de Sal is a show that brings in a bunch of different kinds of music, all that are somewhat odd in one way or another. Whether it be alternative rhythms in math rock, jazz instruments in post-alt bands like Black Country, New Road, or a mixture of gangster rap and classical beats in the work of artists like Westside Gunn, the show is about music that doesn’t quite fall into a specific genre.
I think that often, the kind of person that is attracted to those mixed, alternative sounds is someone who is particularly interested in “loser” culture; looking at and loving things that stick out. Whether that person is loud or silent, erratically happy or sad, the music should match their vibe. With that, I like to talk about what aspects of a song or artist make it special or strange; why I love it.
This is a funny and friendly show. The more the phone rings with people calling in to make requests or to talk about something that’s been going on, the better. All I want is some humility and the ability to bring together vibes and personalities that don’t quite match.
Genre: Alternative music, rock, indie, salsa, rap, etc.
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Massimo Mejía
Hi! I’m studying Global Affairs and am in the intensive certificate program for Human Rights Studies. I love all types of music, and come from a very multicultural family with Latino, Italian-American, and Black influences. A lot of what I’m interested in has to do with the crossover of those cultures. Much love to PHL and UIO.
massimo.mejia@yale.edu
This is KAOS that is K-A-O-S live from New Haven. Each week we play music joined by a common theme. A bit of organized chaos for the hour.
rock, R&B, folk
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DJ Danimals ’27
Student of history and English. New York Puerto Rican. Check out the “Lend Me Your Ears” column in the Yale Daily News for more thoughts and opinions on music and culture.
cielo.gazard@yale.edu
Each show we select a time and place from history and delve into the music from said parameters.
Genre: All
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H-side
fearer of bears. taker of names. national treasure. rodent enthusiast. professional mourner.
harper.murray-nelson@yale.edu
DJeddy
🤠👻✨
sarah.jeddy@yale.edu
Josie
Yale ’27
josie.marks@yale.edu