Fashion has always been a way to explore identity and express personalities. How have Neha and Amanda found their personal styles and what does fashion mean to them? Tune in this week on the PUB to listen to your favorite hosts talk everything fashion.

Recorded by Neha Ayyer and Amanda Keza. Edited by Guadalupe Sanchez

Two famous downtown LA restaurants and their heated rivalry over an iconic sandwich that spans over a century. Diving into the debated origins of the French dip and tracing both Philippe's and Cole’s origin stories for the Los Angeles native sandwich. From the early 1900s, when railroad workers and police officers to today's lunch and late-night dinner crowds, the French Dip has remained deeply rooted in downtown history. In the city that is always chasing for a new big break, this classic has never needed a rebrand to hold onto it’s fame.

Reported by Leeanna See

Edit by Arleen Tsai

Opinions run rampant on social media, yet they all seem to have homogenized, usually creating two sides with little in-between. Trying to have deeper discussions about these medias gets harder and harder, as everything feels like a regurgitation of the same thing. The chair for UCI's English Department, Dr. Alexander, has lots of thoughts on how media literacy has changed, and the importance it still has in our lives.

Recorded by Alexandria Robertson

Edited by Samantha Chen

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