University of California, Riverside
Two Nobel laureates. Member of the Association of American Universities. Second in the nation for social mobility. Hispanic Serving Institution and Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution. UC Riverside is the nation’s singular leader in social mobility, educational access, and research excellence. Bold Hearts. Brilliant Minds.www.ucr.edu
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Oct 28, 2026
Joel MyersGUEST
And then we go into matches thinking about these are what we're specifically trying to accomplish in this game.
Joel MyersGUEST
match or this tournament and for the most part like juniors who cares if you win the match who cares if you win the tournament this is just an opportunity to work on these skills so I'm pretty passionate about making sure that the players that I work with are focused on performance more than the outcome I think in that regard UCR can really hinder kids you know lately I've had a couple of juniors that have been super obsessed looking at their UCR three times a day that I've helped them delete the app and I think that's healthy and
Dave AndersonHOST
But yeah, so that's, I think, where
Joel MyersGUEST
you can get the kids and you can certainly have to educate the parents on buying into that process as well.
Nick EpleyGUEST
So introverts are less happy than extroverts.
Nick EpleyGUEST
It turns out psychologists then learn if you ask people in experiments, to act extroverted or to act introverted in a 30-minute experiment, in an hour-long experiment, in a week-long fielded experiment, in two-week field experiments as Sonja Lubomirsky at UC Riverside does.
Nick EpleyGUEST
People are happier, they feel better when they are acting extroverted than when they are acting introverted, and that is just as true for people who report being extroverts as it is for people who report being introverts.
Nick EpleyGUEST
If you look over the course of people's days, You ask them, what are you doing at eight o'clock, nine o'clock, 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock? And you ask them, were you with other people or alone? Were you acting outgoing, extroverted, or were you acting introverted? People report that hour being better when they are acting extroverted than when they're acting introverted.
Myesha CherrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You want to feel love.
Kathleen HannaHOST
Myesha Cherry is an associate professor of philosophy at the University of California, Riverside, the director of the Motion and Society Lab, and the author of several books, including The Case for Rage, Why Anger is Essential to Anti-Racist Struggle, and the forthcoming book, How to Love.
Myesha CherrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So that's the picture that I think makes us uncomfortable, but there's no doubt that there's another picture.
Myesha CherrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And it's that other picture that I've been interested in, that other picture that I have experienced when I experience anger, that other picture that I have seen people when they experience anger.
BluHOST
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JeffHOST
Cal State Long Beach, Cal State Northridge, Cal State Sacramento, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, and Utah Valley.
JeffHOST
A number of these did have football up until, I believe, the early 90s and then dropped them, which is kind of interesting because you could look at dynamics of the area and that have made sense later on.
JeffHOST
to have it, but particularly the Cal States in the LA Metro do not currently have have football, and granted...
Joy GregoryGUEST
Yes.
Joy GregoryGUEST
But two of our playwrights are also – one for sure is a professor at UC Riverside.
Joy GregoryGUEST
And I believe Hannah Kenna has also taught – But they were both – they both kind of emerged as leader voices in the group and they were running us.
Joy GregoryGUEST
They were like full shares in seven months, which is lightning speed because the premise of Rogue's new work development group is please bring an idea you have not written one word of.
Jules BernsteinHOST
We'll first talk about the stereotype of males of the insect world, and then we'll get into the new evidence that the stereotype is just that.
Jules BernsteinHOST
And live from Riverside, it's Can I Bug You? Can I Bug You? I'm UCR science writer Jules Bernstein, here as always with my co-host, senior scientist at UCR's Entomology Research Museum, Dr.
Jules BernsteinHOST
Doug Yanega.
Jules BernsteinHOST
Hi, Doug.
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Jules BernsteinHOST
see.
Jules BernsteinHOST
Well, happy early Father's Day, everyone.
Jules BernsteinHOST
This has been another episode of Can I Bug You? Produced at KUCR Studios, University of California, Riverside by Jules Bernstein and Dr.
Jules BernsteinHOST
Doug Yanega.
Rob DonaldsonGUEST
For those who know where Fordham was at prior to Mike Magpaio and to see how they performed last year in spots, that was just a team that I immediately knew that the head coaching hire was a slam dunk and it immediately paid dividends for the program.
Rob DonaldsonGUEST
And now with Mike Magpaio going into year two here at Fordham, I mean, we remember his days at UCR.
Rob DonaldsonGUEST
That team always had talent.
Rob DonaldsonGUEST
That team always had physicality.
Cynthia RowlandHOST
and is an accredited senior appraiser of the American Society of Appraisers.
Cynthia RowlandHOST
Prior to founding Roth Art Group, which is now known as Roth Escher Art Group, Andrea taught art history at USC Davis, UC Riverside, and Santa Clara University.
Cynthia RowlandHOST
She worked at the J. Paul Getty Art History Information Program and was
Andrea RothGUEST
assistant editor of the Art Bulletin.
Georgia KernellHOST
But our guests also told us about what election officials are doing to address voters' concerns and how specific messaging and voter involvement in the process can restore faith in a scrutinized system.
Georgia KernellHOST
On behalf of our guests at UCLA, UC Riverside, and UCSD, thank you for joining us and don't forget to vote.
Georgia KernellHOST
I've been your guest host, Georgia Kernell.
Georgia KernellHOST
I hope you enjoyed the series.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Left to right and deep to return.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Butch Johnson, the rookie from the University of California, Riverside.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And another rookie from Iowa, Jim Jensen.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They stand at the two-yard line.
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