Movie Review: Call Me by Your Name
By: Bisshoy Anwar This Review is brought to you by… Luca Guadagnino’s Call Me By Your Name disregards so many of Hollywood’s rules that by the thirty minute mark, it is less a movie...
Category: General Station
WPTS Radio’s Top 40 Albums of 2017
2017 is all but over, so now it is finally time for us to reflect on all the music we’ve discovered and loved this year. Without further ado, here are the top 40 albums...
Movie Review: Star Wars: The Last Jedi
By: Stevie Priller Perhaps one of the most anticipated films of 2017, Star Wars: The Last Jedi is well worth the wait. The newest (and longest yet) installment in the saga picks up where...
A Moment Together: Odesza Concert Review
Article and Photos by Emma Cave “Do you know that story about the Russian cosmonaut…” The room is dead silent. 500 people holding hands, attention encapsulated by the voice in front of us. “So,...
Movie Review: Downsizing
By: James Fleckenstein Artistic critiques of American middle-class suburban living and its impact on our current society have fallen in and out of Hollywood’s creative conscience for decades. Films from the 90’s and early...
Alumni Spotlight: Debby Chen
Article by Josh Chamberlain At WPTS, we love to check in with our alumni. From guest DJ sets, to specialty playlists made by former ‘PTSers, to photos shared from years past, we’re always looking...
“The Greatest Gift” by Sufjan Stevens – Review
Review by Thomas Troyan Sufjan Stevens has been very busy this year. Coming in with his third release of the year, following his “Carrie and Lowell” live album, and his collaborative “Planetarium” project is...
Honey Live Show Review
Article by Emma Cave Filmed by Lizzie Howard & Nolan Wherley Audio by Evan Lawrence This review is brought to you by While the roots of 90’s rock can be found in bulky CD...
Mura Masa: Album Review of the Week
Album: Mura Masa Artist: Mura Masa Reviewer: John Wright This review is brought to you by: Allow me to pitch you something; picture an album with a star-studded feature list and a wide range...
Movie Review: The Disaster Artist
By: Morgan Gilmer “The Disaster Artist” boils down to a star-studded remake of “The Room”. Yes, “The Room”. That movie that audiences call “the worst movie ever” before promptly paying to watch it again...
