Mixed Signals

Looking to discover fresh local music right here in Eugene? In this episode, Nick Wright sits down on the lawn with local dream-rock and psychedelic band Dalaran just minutes before they step onto the stage at the University of Oregon Street Faire. Highlights From This Episode: Street Faire Energy: Hear how the band feels bringing their set outdoors to the campus crowd compared to cozy house shows...

In this episode, I sat down with the board of the University of Oregon Swim Club to chat about what it’s really like to be part of the club. Whether you're a seasoned competitive swimmer or just looking for a fun way to stay fit, this episode covers everything you need to know about joining. Who Can Join? Anybody has the ability to join but we do say, you just need to be able to swim a 50 freestyl...

In this episode of Mixed Signals, we sit down with the founding members of CU Boulder’s premier all-male a cappella group, In The Buff. They break down how the ensemble first came together, sharing the behind-the-scenes stories that shaped their early days—from the history behind their unforgettable name to the origin of their initiation traditions. Plus, we trace a surprising connection that wrap...

Nick and Sanjay open the podcast by catching up in their original studio, reminiscing about their old show Film Surgery and KWVA, while Sanjay shares updates about his family's upcoming move to a larger house in Beaverton. The pair discuss their excitement for attending an evening screening of the Michael Jackson biopic, Michael , alongside their friend Griffin. They highlight details about the fi...

In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with the stars of "Shaken & Stirred: The Story of Flair Bartending" to go behind the scenes of the world's most high-energy craft. We dive into what it really takes to master world-class flair, the incredible artistry behind every routine, and how this dynamic subculture continues to push the boundaries of modern mixology.

I had an idea after writing this script for a Read through with my radio team at my school. I wanted to have different people read through my scripts I right, so while this might not be a great script it will at least let me hear how it sounds and get feedback. I wrote this one called "The Signal" as a TV Show pilot, and hopefully you'll get to hear more of the things I write.

In this special episode, I spoke to an Irish local about their views on Irish National Cinema.

Listen to the cast of Los Dreamers from the University of Oregon talk about the show from their perspectives.

In this episode, I talk with an EMT working for AMR about what life is like in this line of work. They explain what the work involves, why it matters to them, and why this path deserves serious consideration in others.

Today on Mixed Signals, I talked to my mother, Kira Wright, about what makes mothers day so special and she told us about some fun stories growing up.

In this episode, you hear my conversation with Eliot Derbenti several months after his debut album release. We talk through his second album, Hi, Hi, Hello, the writing choices, the sound shift, and the release context. We revisit a track from his first album and how it set the path for the new record. You get a focused update on where his music sits now and where it moves next.

Welcome to the pilot episode of my new show, Just Chatting! This is the show were I, Nick Wright, sit down with some of my friends and talk about EVERYTHING! In this episode, I sat with Alistair Tsingos and chatted about Star Wars to Invincible to Jim Carrey.. It was awesome!

In this episode of Mixed Signals, I went into the forest in Salem, Oregon to visit a part of the Northwest Outdoor Science School called Trickle Creek! I explored how Trickle Creek uses the outdoors to teach leadership, resilience, and environmental lessons in a way traditional classrooms can't.

In this episode of The Dumping Ground, I spoke with Henry Hubby about what it was like for him to win the Ginger Run here at the University of Oregon.

在本期节目中，主持人尼克·赖特与俄勒冈大学学生卡洪·施密特坐下来，探讨庆祝中国新年以及这个节日如何反映了他家庭多年来的成长和变化。卡洪分享了关于家庭传统的个人故事，讲述了中国新年对他而言的意义，以及随着年龄的增长，这些庆祝活动是如何演变的。

In this episode, host Nick Wright sits down with University of Oregon student Kahon Schmidt to talk about celebrating Chinese New Year and how the holiday has reflected the growth and changes in his family over the years. Kahon shares personal stories about family traditions, what Chinese New Year means to him, and how those celebrations have evolved as he’s gotten older.

In this episode, Nick Wright talks with Ducks After Dark student workers at the University of Oregon about their movie nights, exploring how the event was developed, the challenges behind it, and the impact it brings to students through late-night engagement, and community building on campus.

In this episode, Host Nick Wright sits down with Eugene-based band Nuisance to discuss how the group first came together, what inspired their sound, and how their journey in the local music scene has evolved. The band also reflects on where they’re at now, what they’ve learned along the way, and what’s next for them moving forward.

Andrew Gill (@andrewg.edits) is a sports graphic designer whose work blends photography, motion, and strong visual identity. In this conversation, Andrew breaks down his design process, how he approaches athlete-focused graphics, and how he’s grown his creative presence through sports visuals online.

This episode is talking with Eliot Derbenti who, as of sept 23, released his newest single! I spoke to him about the process of creating this and what goes through his mind while he’s writing and recording his music. Listen to "Once Knew How to Frown" Apple Music Spotify Amazon Music -- Find the rest on Eliot Derbenti's Linktree

This is a recording of The University of Oregons Mixed Voice Acapella group, Mind The Gap, performing their Spring Show! It was beautiful!

In this episode of The Dumping Ground , I sat down with Aaron Brumfield Jr., a member of the University of Oregon’s premier all-male a cappella group, On The Rocks . We dove into a conversation about one of their most anticipated annual performances: In The Dark . This unique end-of-year show begins at midnight and takes place in the EMU Amphitheater, right in the heart of campus. During the event...

In this episode of Wasted Potential , hosts Liam, Yosi, and Nick unpack the hidden impact of food waste—from overfilled dining hall trays to uneaten catered meals and media-driven perfection standards. They explore how food waste contributes to climate change, resource depletion, and cultural attitudes, especially on college campuses. With practical tips and eye-opening insights, this conversation...