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WTBU reporter Kyle Davi spoke with comedian Katie Goodman about her all-women musical comedy and sketch troupe Broad Comedy.

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On today’s political edition of Crush, host Eve Zuckoff dives into just how much our political ideologies have affected our personal relationships over the course of this election. In this episode, you’ll hear from two BU students, Nicholas J. Fuentes, a devoted Trump supporter, and Henderson Roman, a passionate democrat. Throughout the hour, both men explain their views on the issues that mean the most to them, and how their ardent beliefs have influenced their love lives, or what would-have-been love lives.

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Reporter Laney Ruckstuhl spoke with BU professor Michael Siegel, M.D. about the use of e-cigarettes.

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Kyle Davi discusses the pros and cons of iOS versus Android.

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WTBU Reporter Sarah Cristine Burrola spoke with Ashley Ellis, lead ballerina of the Boston Ballet's production of "Le Corsaire."

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WTBU reporter Kyle Davi interviewed Matthew "Buck" Buckley, a COM student in Production 3, about his student thesis film "Nein Means No."

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Drew Bergman, president of the Boston University Global Medical Brigades, spoke about the Global Brigades' Masquerade Ball fundraiser with WTBU reporter Kyle Davi.

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Tevi Troy is a presidential historian and writer who explored the relationship between presidents and Star Trek in a recent article for the Observer. Miranda Suarez spoke with him to find out how Star Trek has influenced individual American presidents, as well as the presidency itself.