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Camila Ramirez Diaz and co-host Vinnie Silva finish The Daily Shuffle series with a third episode. For this final episode the two discuss the theme of nostalgia. The two songs discussed within this episode bring out memories from young adulthood for the two participants. Diaz and Silva have contradicting views about nostalgia and delve into a conversation that explains nostalgia’s successes and pitfalls. The episode ends with advice from Diaz on how to manage the topic of nostalgia within music and how music, itself, should be considered.

Camila Ramirez Diaz and co-host Vinnie Silva return for a second episode of The Daily Shuffle. On this episode of The Daily Shuffle the theme is “Women in Music,” deriving from Silva’s favorite song at the moment. Together, Diaz and Silva, delve into a dialogue as a woman and man in today’s society. In this episode, the two analyze how women are objectified in the music industry. They begin by dissecting the language of the song and further observe how this language is continuously used in the music throughout to oppress women and devalue them as humans. Diaz believes that the theme of objectifying women one of the biggest trends ever in music.

By Sahar Swaleh & Kemi Ike No Funds No Fun speaks with students and alumni of SF State who have struggled to make ends meet while being a student and living in an expensive city like San Francisco. We talk about tips on how to save, hardships we’ve had to endure or still are enduring and lessons learned from the struggle.

Journalism student Camila Ramirez Diaz and co-host Vinnie Silva discuss the power of music on a three-part series podcast, The Daily Shuffle. The Daily Shuffle is about the power of music and what it says about us, as humans and as a society. The themes deriving from the favorite songs of SF State students. The series is broken down into three parts with each episode speaking about a different theme. In episode one the theme is sensations of the human spirit. Diaz and Silva dissect the songs: Bohemian Rhapsody, Get Down On It and California.