Iowa SRM Podcasts: Recent Episodes
Iowa Sport and Recreation Management Program
Pilot episodes produced by podcasting students in the University of Iowa's Sport and Recreation Management program.
Former offensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs Joe Valerio joins NARP Life to discuss his collegiate and professional career, his transition to the business world, and how he continues to stay involved with sports. Listen to hear how Joe navigated the adjustment of becoming a NARP and his advice to athletes making the jump. Check out Joe’s podcast, Bleav in Chiefs.
Iowa Soccer Club’s Zach Morden talks about his coaching philosophy and how he relates to his players and fellow coaches, as well as what he recommends to anyone looking to try their hand at coaching.
In this episode, we dive into some of the struggles and reality of playing a sport at the Division I level. Guest Bridget Stover brings real-world experience, along with a unique story of how she got to the spot she is in today. Join us for an insightful conversation tapping into The University of Iowa softball team!
University of Iowa Football Linebacker Justice Sullivan shares stories about his childhood in Ghana, being put up for adoption, coming to America, and how he ended up playing football for Iowa. His story will pull on your heartstrings and inspire you to never give up, so come join us on the pilot episode of Anyone Anywhere.
Spaceship Earth has been a classic Disney parks icon ever since its debut in 1982. Joined by Walt Disney World Cast Member and special guest Andrew Bailey, Brandon Werner will help listeners venture throughout time itself to see the events that made this attraction what it is today, the current reputation, and what may become of this ride in the not-so-distant future.
I sit down with my good buddy from high school Quentin Allison and ask him questions about his new life in Frisco, Texas. He is there for his second summer in a row living in an MMA gym training multiple times each day. Hear what the transition has been like and how he is enjoying the new routine. We also discuss potential future fights and what it
looks like to prepare for war.
From a broken nose, a few bad words, and the first ejection ever in an NFL football game, the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers have a rivalry that has spanned over a century. The two winningest programs in NFL history have faced off 207 times, but how did we get to where we are today? In this week’s episode, I will breakdown the start of the Bears and Packers rivalry, as well as some memorable moments over the year. I also sit down with a die-hard Green Bay Packers fan named Will Yurgae to talk about his favorite and least favorite moments of the rivalry
What it has been like to be a women athlete at the University of Iowa along with NIL deals, the Swarm, friendships, and so much more.
In this episode, I talk with a track athlete here at the University of Iowa about the upcoming conference realignment set to take place in the 2024-2025 school year. You will hear what the day-to-day life of a student-athlete in these smaller sports is like as well, as their travel
schedule, and see how sports take up a lot of their time away from school. We discuss the potential pros and cons of realignment and give you insight into what goes on behind the scenes in college sports.
Addie Bundy, a midfielder for the Iowa Hawkeyes women’s soccer team, recounts her journey at Iowa, encompassing triumphs like championships and setbacks like season-ending injuries. Through these experiences, she reflects on how they shaped her understanding of what it truly means to embody the spirit of a Hawkeye.
In this Winning With God episode, I had the privilege of sitting down with Jack Dotzler, current backup left tackle for the University of Iowa Hawkeyes. We had a real heart-to-heart about Jack's journey with God on and off the field. We talked about how he made the team, the ups
and downs he faced, and how it all led him to a deeper connection with God. Jack shared information about the challenges he faced to get there, and how God's love turned his life around. Plus, we chatted about his dreams for the future, including the possibility of making it
to the NFL. It's a conversation that really hits home about how sports and faith intersect, and how God's love can change everything. So, grab your headphones and join us for some real talk about life, faith, and chasing dreams on Winning With God!
In this episode of the South Side Swing Podcast, I will tackle the tough questions surrounding the failed rebuild of the Chicago White Sox. From high hopes to disappointing outcomes, we explore the missteps, missed opportunities, and unforeseen challenges that derailed the once-promising plan. Join me as I examine the key factors behind the setbacks, from injuries and underperforming prospects to managerial decisions and front-office strategies. From being the next exciting young team in baseball to being the worst team in the league, this episode offers a comprehensive analysis of the White Sox's failed rebuild.
From NAIA to Division I. From injuries to game-winners. From the bottom of the conference to
competing for a title. Micah Johnson has done it all. Join Lucas Pieper for an interview with former Division II Missouri S&T basketball player Micah Johnson as he shares his journey as an athlete out of the spotlight.
A conversation with the former Director of Baseball Operations for the New York Yankees, Dan Matheson. He joined the show to talk about his time with the Yankees, including what he did, how the team reached the success it had, and some incredible stories from this era in Yankees baseball.
Outside of physical defense and a smash-mouth style of offense, Iowa football is known for its pedigree of tight ends. With top tight end recruits coming in every season, it is difficult for players to get any action on the field, especially if you are a walk-on. In this week's episode, I got to sit down with junior tight end Johnny Pascuzzi to talk about his walk-on journey. We dive deep into his athletic background with football, his struggles of playing on scout team, and his opportunity to start three games in 2023.
Learning from Division I athletes and breaking numerous high school records, Mike Hershberger talks about his journey with a mentor who had a great impact on him and ending up at a college with a very well-known current NBA head coach.
Join me for a conversation with my old club coach Neil Tolson, a former professional soccer player from Kingswinford, England who now coaches in the United States at FC Wisconsin. Neil offers insight by drawing from his experience in the English soccer scene and opening up about his youth days, playing for Walsall, and debuting in the Premier League against Chelsea. Now, as a coach of youth teams in America, Neil offers perspectives on U.S. soccer's journey and how it can learn from its English counterpart.
The story of an old-schooler who played Division III golf. We address the evolution of the game, golf technology, golf training, and his game. From the basics and how to get started in the sport, to how he got a D3 scholarship, we cover everything you need to know to get going
and to play in college.
In today’s episode, we meet Justin Jakstys, a previous Division II basketball player, and walk alongside his journey as a player to determine how culture has shaped his habits and love of the game.
This episode is based around Iowa Women’s Wrestler Kylie Welker. We discuss Kylie’s upbringing, decision-making, memories, life outside of wrestling, and more. Kylie explains the meaning behind her teams’ hashtag, #ForHer, and their why, as well as her favorite places to
shop in Iowa City and preparation for the Olympic Trials coming up. To keep up with the Iowa
Women’s Wrestling team out-of-season, be sure to follow on Instagram @IowaWomensWrestling. To see Kylie’s adventures this summer, follow her on Instagram
@Kylie_Welker24. #ForHer
Social Life, Softball, and School? University of Iowa Softball player Samantha Diaz chats with us about how she balances academics and athletics as a DI athlete.
In this episode, we will be diving into the journey of a track & field athlete and his experience of being a former juco athlete and how he got to where he is now.
Elle Ruffridge, leading scorer, assists and three-point record holder in the state of Iowa, comes on and talks about what it's like to play in the postseason.
Colin and 247 Sports Hawkeye Insider David Eickholt dive into the significance of NIL, what it enables for athletes and universities, and why it may require additional reconstruction.
The Power 4 Podcast guides sports fans into the new, rapidly changing era of college sports through discussions with college insiders and athletes. Host Colin Hansel discusses the driving forces of change and the implications they have on the future of college athletics.
I have on my good friend Olin Mhyre, who has been an active gym goer for some time now. We discuss our journeys through our lifting careers, our ups and our downs, how we think gym culture is now, and how it can change. This is a stress and hate-free environment, so lay back and enjoy.
Hosted by Carter Thoreson, The Body Improvement Club is a fitspiration podcast that helps you motivate and prosper in the gym, for those who want to be the better you in the gym, one step at a time. We bring in both new and experienced lifters to the channel every week to share our good and bad experiences, as well as our thoughts on gym culture and beyond.
Caitlin Crome is one of my friends and mentors. I invited her to be my first guest on Following Her Stride because of all the work and passion I see her putting into her future working in sports. In today’s episode, you’ll get to get to know Caitlin and how she is making her mark in the world of athletics today. She’ll give us real-world experiences of being a woman working in sports and advice for future generations to follow.
Following Her Stride: Women are grabbing the playbook and we’re breaking it down. Hosted by Elly Crider.
I sit down and talk with Hall of Fame Coach Mike Fleming. From moving five hours from home to playing a top four team in the world, we discuss his career. Full of triumphs and adversity, his path to the Hall of Fame was not an easy one.
Hosted by Jacob Hollister, Adversity to Achievement is aboutinterviewing prolific coaches and learning about their journeys to get where they are today. Many of the greatest coaches have experienced some hardship in their tenure, and listeners will learn what made them stumble and how they turned that adversity into achievement.
From a small-town Iowa kid to one of the highest-performing athletes in the Big Ten, Mike Stein talks about his journey from a self-taught javelin thrower to a Division I school record-holder. The main attribute of his success – strengthening his mind.
Mental strength – let's talk about it. Mind Side provides key tools to grow your mindset in athletics and life. Join host and athlete, Isabelle Woody in conversations with other high-performing athletes to elevate and grow into the best version of yourself.
I had the privilege of diving into a conversation with a Division I athlete, exploring the intriguing theme of dealing with pressure in the world of competitive sports.
Hosted by Clyde Retish, Pulsed by Pressure is a podcast that offers unique insight on how to deal with and excel in high-level pressured environments.
My good friend, co-worker, and Iowa Athletics Social Coordinator Mel Bertuccelli hops on the pod to discuss all things content creation, making a departmental switch, and the demands of working in sports that often go unseen.
Girls Ball Too, hosted by Claire Kelly, is a podcast made for sports lovers and learners interested in the roles of women in this male-dominated industry. Girls Ball Too highlights the women working in sports to make the game happen.
Aidan and Kembrew McLeod, AKA the RoboProfessor, roam the realms of early synth pop and modern-day R&B. Comparing sound production to group dynamics and everything in between, we cover all you want and need to know. So let’s set the record straight: you don’t want to miss this. Come on, kick it with us!
Let the needle drop, put your phone down, and sink into the music. Aidan Wirtz brings music lovers and experts on the show to discuss musical appreciation and weekly vinyl record swap reviews. Some say the beauty of vinyl has disappeared, and others say it is only for select people. On this podcast, we say that couldn’t be more wrong. Whether you constantly blow your paychecks on listening to vinyl records or whip out Spotify on the daily, music is an escape for all of us. So, why not escape together? Everybody is welcome to join us on this journey, it is never a dull one. We actively bridge generations by swapping and discovering new music through vinyl. That magic never fades. Can We Kick It? Yeah, I think we can.
Iowa Cubs Play-By-Play Broadcaster Alex Cohen joins host Emily Diggins as she looks for some insider insight on the future of the Chicago Cubs. We’ll be looking at the stars of the Cubs' farm system and how well they produced during this past summer. We will also look toward the future and see which phenoms may grace our presence at Wrigley Field this summer. We will talk about big names like Pete Crow-Armstrong and Matt Mervis, as well as lesser-known players like Ben Brown and Darius Hill.
Future Phenoms is a weekly conversation that talks about the up-and-coming rookies for Chicago Cubs fans who want to expand their knowledge of the farm system. Unlike other Cubs podcasts that focus mainly on the major leagues, this podcast takes a deeper dive into the rising stars of the farm system and their journey throughout the minors.
I sit down with one of my best friends and a member of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Marc Cortez. We discuss how he got from Iowa's Sport and Recreation Management program to the World Series with the D-backs and how life has been in the desert.
Charlie MacKimm sits down with many different individuals who have broken into the sales industry. I will go over how that experience was and how they got to where they are now. This podcast will interview a variety of different stories within the sales industry with one goal in mind: filling in future sales reps on how to break in and the everyday experiences that come with a job in sales.
University of Iowa Track and Field thrower – and host Dean Sequeira’s floormate – Sydnie Smith gives a detailed description of her routines and superstitions before and during her competitions. This conversation includes the growing pains of perfecting a routine, how it has gotten her where she is, and why aspiring athletes should develop a superstitious routine of their own. From French braids to team dance breaks, this conversation covers everything you want or need to know about a track girl’s routine.
Competition Superstition is a dive into athletes’ superstitions and routines and how they affect their athletic performance. A former athlete who is still very superstitious, host Dean Sequeira has more than enough experience to talk about superstitious routines and what impact they have.
On this episode of The Authentic Athlete, we share a great conversation with our long-time friend Drew Bennett. Drew was an exceptional college wrestler who started his collegiate wrestling career at Northern Iowa before transferring and graduating from the University of Iowa. Drew and I discuss his time at both institutions, break down the similarities and differences between the two locations, and talk about how his experience was unique to him. We go into what he is up to now after being out of the routine of being a college athlete and converse about life out of athletics. Drew is an awesome friend and it was great to catch up with him.
Hosted by Brody Teske, The Authentic Athlete is a weekly discussion featuring storytelling conversations with post-collegiate athletes about their personal journeys as NCAA athletes from the timeline of recruitment through graduation and all the in-between moments.
Do you ever get anxious regarding change in your life? Hawk Talk host Jackson Howe brings on his good friend James to talk about his experience during his first year at Iowa, and explain his way of growing as a college student. This episode aims to clear up questions regarding the college way of life and how to increase your understanding over time.
Do you ever feel unsure about your decision to go to college, or feel that you have made the right decision but are uncertain about the whole experience? Well, there's no need to stress about that, because everyone goes through this phase. Hawk Talk is a way for listeners to get a feel for what the University of Iowa has to offer. I am your host Jackson Howe, and I will bring on new guests every week to influence listeners' perspectives on the college experience.
We chat with Cooper Prawdzik about his incredible journey—from lacrosse recruitment to his time at Harvard, discovering a love for music, overcoming mental health challenges, and finding joy in club hockey. Coop's story is all about bouncing back from surprises and diving into new passions. Join us as we unpack the highs, lows, and unexpected twists that have defined Coop's journey, offering inspiration for anyone tackling life's hurdles. Don't miss this engaging conversation about resilience, passion, and rolling with the punches.
Hosted by Jake McCabe, Inside the Mind: Athletes Unfiltered is a podcast series that delves into the candid stories of athletes for sports enthusiasts who crave a deeper understanding of the personal and professional journeys of athletes.
Are you sick of gambling on odds that aren’t in your favor? Or do you just want something to bet on when you’re up late? Host Kaden Coltoff gets advice from successful Korean Baseball gambler Brandon Suvanto about the sport that airs at 3 A.M. CST.
Exposing Vegas discusses an innovative approach to sports betting. MYSTERIOUS SPORT ASSOCIATIONS. Get insight from sharp degenerates into sports leagues from Korean Baseball to Australian Tennis. Use this knowledge to beat the books!
In this episode, I bring in an old friend of mine, Delaney Holtey, who plays soccer at the University of Iowa. In this free-flowing conversation, we tackle the obstacles girls face growing up, the commitment to playing a competitive sport, and Delaney’s life updates now.
Hosted by Natalia Scales, A Girls Reality offers unique perspectives girls have based on their lives.
Isaac Heppner joins me to discuss why he is a Chicago Bulls, Bears, Blackhawks, and White Sox fan. He goes in-depth about loyalty and being a true Chicago fan, and rants about how bad the Chicago sports teams are and what the staff should do about it. Isaac also talks about what being a fan means to him personally and how we got a lot closer through our fandom of the Chicago Bulls.
Hosted by Anna Hepner, Fanbased is about what it really means to be a fan of a sport.
Paul invites Fox 4 Dallas-Ft. Worth Sports Director Mike Doocy on to the show. Mike has a wealth of sports broadcasting experience from over 40 years in the industry and tells about his career path, his day-to-day, and what this industry means to him.
Foot in The Door is a podcast geared towards students aimed at breaking their way into the sports industry. Each week, Paul Hardin-Specht talks to professionals within the field, discussing their career progression, best practices, and of course, how to get their foot in the door. Unlike projects aimed directly at professional development in the corporate world, this project looks to emphasize entry into the field and provide insights into the sports industry that aren’t heard every day.
Disc Golf is one of the most easily accessible activities that you can play, with thousands of courses spread across the world. I talk with Josh Miller to discuss how to get better at the sport. We start at the beginning, covering the basics, and go deeper into Josh’s unique relationship with the game as a content creator.
Have you been searching the web desperately trying to find your next obsession? The How To Haven is the perfect show to help you, diving into a new hobby that you didn’t know you needed in your life every episode. Join host Ryan Paris and a guest expert at a certain hobby, as we highlight how to get involved in it and how to improve.
We talk to current Iowa Women’s Basketball Manager Tyler Cooper. Being a senior here at Iowa he’s got lots of insight and many stories to share. We asked about the responsibilities of a manager and the experiences he’s had while on the road.
Back Stage in the Big Ten is an easy-going, informational podcast with guests from all around the Big Ten. We go behind the scenes of Big Ten athletics and get all the details of how these teams function off the TV screen.
A strong, experienced Law Enforcement Officer shares her stories and advice regarding courage and mental toughness through the ups and downs of life.
Hosted by Bryor Hansel, The Golden Nugget is an interview podcast discovering the small, yet important takeaways from individuals with life experience.
The name behind the whole show. We take a deep dive into Kinnick Stadium’s most historic tradition started by Hayden Fry. Then, we talk to Jack Hester who played in Kinnick against Iowa and experienced the Pink Locker Room.
Hosted by Max Von Gries, Pink Locker Room is a deep-dive into some of the greatest sporting atmospheres in the world for sports fanatics. Unlike regular sports podcasts, Pink Locker Room explains the psychological warfare that comes with teams' traditions and unique stadiums.
Iowa Field Hockey player – and one of host Bailey Ortega's best friends – MJ McNary talks through her journey to the University of Iowa and all that has come with it during her time as a Hawkeye. This conversation includes the ups and downs and the positives and negatives of being an elite-level collegiate athlete.
Just a Girl From Iowa is about growing into a woman and every challenge within that. A female athlete in the Midwest, Bailey is exactly what the title says, and she will keep it honest. Whether interviewing peers or talking about mental health issues, her favorite books, volleyball, her new favorite beauty products, her travels, or anything else that happens in her life, it will always be the real, raw Bailey. She has her highs and lows just like you, so let’s find comfort in them together.
The booming fitness trend of “hot girl walks” has sparked new interest in both fitness and self-image across social media. In an empowering conversation with fitness influencer and personal trainer – and real-life hot girl – Chloe Trca, this episode explores today’s definition of a hot girl. Balancing a busy schedule, battling negative thoughts, and finding a sense of independence are all obstacles that may deter us from putting on those walking shoes. Chloe tells us about her personal relationship with these struggles and how you can become a hot girl, too. Listen now or on your next hot girl walk!
There’s a side of social media for everyone. Dive down the rabbit hole with the #Fitness Minded podcast and see what fitness trends you should trash or try. Explore with us what these trends can do not just for your body but your mindful self.
Get ready to step into the ring with me, Nanya Walker-El, and my younger brother Milo in this action-packed episode! We're unleashing our passion for professional wrestling as we delve into its rich history, its current-day superstars, and what the future holds for this thrilling business. Join us as we take a deep dive into wrestling terminology and uncover the stories behind some of our personal favorite moments and superstars that have captivated audiences for years. From legendary rivalries to unforgettable championship wins, we're exploring it all. But we don't stop there – we've got our sights set on the present, too. We'll discuss the reigning undisputed champion Roman Reigns and his historic championship run. You won't want to miss our theories about what the future holds for him and the entire industry. So grab a seat and get ready for a ringside view of all things professional wrestling!
Welcome to The Blerds podcast where we talk all things pop culture – from video games and anime to comic book movies and pro wrestling. Let your inner nerd shine as we dive deep into the world of entertainment and break stereotypes along the way. Join us for conversations that are both fun and thought-provoking, offering a much-needed escape from reality. The possibilities are endless, so come along for the ride and explore the exciting and ever-
changing pop culture landscape with us.
More now than ever, high schoolers from all over are looking to get recruited to play college sports. University of Iowa star decathlete Austin West joins host Grant Conway to give insight on his own journey to college athletics and to provide tips on what you can do as a prospective student-athlete, coach, or parent to make the most of your recruiting process.
When it comes to the college athletics recruiting process, many wonder where to start, when to start, and how to go through it all. Signed, Sealed, and Committed answers those questions and more. Through interviews with current and former collegiate coaches and athletes, listeners will learn the ins and out of the college recruiting process to help guide them along their own journeys.
Join Oliver Sewart and his brother Jimmy as they debate some of the biggest questions in sports. From the most intriguing what-ifs in sports history to the most unbreakable records and even tackling the all-time GOAT conversation, they leave no stone unturned. They also delve into the biggest NBA busts ever and discuss what went wrong with their careers.
Bros Talk Ball is a fun and competitive podcast where two cutthroat brothers share their insightful and sometimes controversial opinions on timeless NFL and NBA topics. If you love the thrill of sports and enjoy heated discussions, Bros Talk Ball is the podcast for you!
Get ready to chase your dreams. Hear the raw and inspiring stories of college students who turned their passion into an opportunity as content creators. Host Tyler DeWaard is joined by Aidan Wirtz, a like-minded content creator working to reach his goal of being a professional content creator for collegiate and pro sports. Tyler and Aidan share their experiences and stories of how they built their brands, as well as give advice to aspiring creators on the dos and don’ts of expanding your skills.
Videographer's View is a freewheeling discussion that highlights the ins and outs of collegiate creative media for fans and creators who love sports and videography. This podcast is exclusively from the perspective of a Division I student content creator working to develop his craft and build connections.
Some fans have seen it all with the NFL – the schemes, the changes in mentality, and the fantasy football revolution. Lifelong NFL fan Dave Babicz joins host Ethan Babicz to share stories and discuss how these topics have evolved over the last half-century. In addition, they look at the trajectory of these trends and what they mean for the near future.
The NFL’s Audible has weekly episodes that enlighten fans of the sport about the rich history of NFL trends, how they've led to the present state of the game,
and where the game is going. Unlike other NFL history podcasts, this one uses insights gained from examining the past to predict the future of the sport.
What’s the easiest way to get involved with sports on your campus? Host Lucas Russell interviews Jack Huberty, a student leader at the University of Iowa, to discuss the answer.
The podcast for students who love college sports or love sports in college, Inside the Section explores how students can get involved with athletics on their campuses.
Music Madness host Eddie Tepper explores what makes a good DJ and how you become one with Tyler Baumgart and Joey Davison. Eddie and co. break down different genres and talk about the norms and expectations that come with DJing at a college bar in Iowa City.
Host of the HERkys' Voice podcast Sasha Schmid discusses her connection to women’s sports and the University of Iowa. Schmid, a former Iowa women’s tennis player and the current Iowa women’s tennis head coach, says one of the podcast's goals is to tell the stories of the women involved in athletics at Iowa and not wait for traditional media outlets to do it.
The Sports Podcast Podcast is a podcast about sports podcasts. Host Chris Werner interviews sports podcasters about the story behind their shows. What motivated them to begin the podcast? What are their goals for their shows? The interviewees also offer advice for other podcasters that can be implemented right now.
Sam Lawrence shares his experiences as a black man in ice hockey, both working in and playing the sport. Sam talks about why he got into sports, the career he got into, and more.
Lack of diversity in hockey is now a major topic. On Skating Outside the Box, host Abril Carillo talks to people in minority groups who are part of the hockey world and shares their stories.
Iowans love tailgating. During football season you can find tailgates happening for every team all over the state. Lifelong Hawkeye Jake Rood and die-hard Cyclone fan Sam Knoshaug chat with host Ali Rood about their different tailgating experiences.
Tailgating Tales is a fun and lighthearted chat about all things tailgating. Hear about different atmospheres and favorite traditions, plus fun stories and the best tailgating tips.
In 2007, one of the biggest scandals in American sports history came to a close. NBA official Tim Donaghy was arrested for betting on games he officiated, leaving many unanswered questions. Host Hunter Harrison, along with fellow Sport & Recreation Management student and basketball official Carter Thorson, takes you inside Donaghy’s four-year span of fixing games to find out what really took place.
Sport Suspects Podcast is a weekly investigation of various theories and crimes within sports uncovering key information for sports followers who may not be fully aware of every detail. Unlike other sports podcasts, this show provides listeners with evidence directly from the source. Every episode, we'll bring on different guests who provide great wisdom on each and every topic of conversation.
Hawkeye women's volleyball player Bailey Ortega joins host Cade Mozell to discuss and break down what it means to play volleyball for the University of Iowa, how the sport is continuing to grow, and the influence it has had on her life as a student-athlete and native Iowan.
Hawkeye Hustle shares the sports and athletes hidden under the shadow of the NCAA’s most popular sports such as football and basketball to give avid athletics fans a perspective on the challenges and persistence it takes to reach and stay at the Division I level.
Host Evan Miller interview Rangers F.C. hero Maurice Edu about a range of topics, including playing at Ibrox Stadium, his favorite memories at the club, his last-minute goal against cross-city rival Celtic, plus the Old Firm Derby and the expectations that came with it. Learn more about this great rivalry from someone who played in it!
Old Firm Fanfare is a conversational storytelling podcast that recalls historic events and current happenings within Scotland’s biggest and most storied rivalry for fans of world football and those who are just learning about the rivalry for the first time. Unlike other sports podcasts that only detail rivalries at a surface level, OFF shines a light on one of world football’s oldest and fiercest derbies – and the craziest stories behind it.
San Diego is known for its beautiful weather and skylines, but is it a baseball city? Host Avery Martensen uncovers what he loved most about Petco Park following a boozing trip to 'Daygo'.
Gone to the Ballpark presents the unique and fun perspective of a college student who loves all things baseball and baseball stadiums.
Have you ever wondered if dance is actually a sport? From games to practices to competing for a national title. hear about the experiences of first-year University of Iowa Dance Team member Olivia Watters as she and host Caitlin Crome dive deep into the world of collegiate dance teams.
The Spirit Behind the Sport is a conversation that reveals the athleticism and accomplishments of collegiate spirit squads. Unlike mainstream sports media, this is for dance and cheer lovers who are looking for an exciting discussion about the nation's most underrated athletes.
- https://hawkeyesports.com/spirit-squad/
- https://www.instagram.com/iowadanceteam/
- https://www.instagram.com/iowacheerleading/
Sports fans love direct and straight-to-the-point authenticity. The Basketball Eyeball is exactly where you’ll find that. Host Matthew Boylen and Iowa Men's Basketball student manager Nick Maleri dissect their love for the game, buzzer beaters, the 2023 NBA Playoffs, and more.
Host Carter O'Donnell-Heifner shines a light on the ongoing debate surrounding transgender athletes in sports. With policies and laws targeting transgender athletes, he explores the constitutional and civil rights implications and discusses the importance of inclusion and diversity in sports.
From discrimination to due process, In the Game explores the intersection of constitutional and civil rights in the world of sports. Whether you're a player, coach, or fan, this podcast provides valuable insights into the legal issues that impact the games we all love.
Lifelong movie lover and cinema enthusiast Grant Smaellie takes you behind the camera to discover why movies play an important role in society and our individual lives. Special guest Jane Keranen from Iowa City's FilmScene shares her professional and personal insight as they swap top five lists and discuss why she attempts to watch at least one movie a day.
Favorite Feature Films is a podcast about movies and all the things we love about them. Encompassing both the mainstream and more obscure film scene, this podcast is a conversation where anyone can show their love for the stories and magic of the silver screen. hosted by .
Working with kids is challenging, and now more than ever bringing fun, creativity, and movement is vital to the development of children. In this episode, host Grace Balison meets with Ethan Esgate, manager of a before and after school program and summer camp, to discuss the challenges that come with working with small humans, how we tackle those challenges, and the undeniable benefits of youth recreational activities.
Make Room in the Day for Play is a show for those in charge of children – parents, teachers, babysitters, youth coordinators, you name it. MRDP dives into the everyday shenanigans that come with working with children, how to cope with the craziness, plan activities that bring everyone joy, and what we can learn from kiddos. Your host Grace Balison brings on insightful guests and shares research and anecdotes to cover a wide variety of topics.
Is there really a difference between a jar ball and a Pro V1x? Join us for an interview with professional golf college student Owen Shapiro about his experiences and see if your choice of ball matters.
**Shoot it Straight is the golf podcast created by beginners for beginners. Follow along as we ask essential questions about the game of golf from the viewpoint of someone learning the game.
For girls who are new to commercial gyms and the fitness community, find all your answers to begin the journey the right way: from personal experiences on balancing, dieting, and feeling comfortable at the gym to breaking down dieting and finding a balance between school, work, and social life.
**A podcast that breaks down gym stereotypes and makes the gym feel like home the first time you walk in. This show is devoted to making sure you are working out the right way for your body and mental health and finding a good balance between life and the gym.
In 2016, the Chicago Cubs won their first World Series in 108 years. Led by esteemed President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein, the Cubs took advantage of limited assets to culminate and foster a young core that ultimately led to another successful championship run for the executive. North Side Boun's Greg Zumach joins the show as we break down this rebuild and its lasting consequences on both the Cubs and the business of baseball.
**The nature of rebuilding a team in Major League Baseball is constantly redefined by revolutionary executives. Striking Gold uncovers the trends displayed and transactions of the most successful front offices in MLB history that have re-formed how we view the business of baseball.
The University of Iowa’s Sports and Recreation Management program is only 8 years old but has become one of the most notable sports management programs in the country. Learn about Packy Moran’s 14-year journey towards completing his undergrad degree and the origin story of being able to take students to San Diego each year to work with multiple sports organizations. UISRM has plenty to offer and we dive into student organizations on campus, courses available to students, the best places for lunch on campus, and the future of the program.
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- University of Iowa Sport and Recreation Management
**Do you know what you would like to study in college? Are you a passionate sports fanatic? What if I told you that one of the fastest-growing programs of study in colleges and universities could help you land a career with your favorite sports organization? Sports Management is the major and in each episode we will sit down with professors from across the country to highlight their experiences and the program they teach in.
Frank Lampard’s “ghost goal” in the 2010 World Cup broke the hearts of England fans across the globe. Four years later, FIFA rolled out new technology that would change the way football was played forever. Joined by Steve Jensen, we discuss that faithful match between England and Germany that altered a generation of football and brought technological advancement to a seemingly unaltered sport.
**Exploring, explaining, and discussing some of world football’s biggest and most controversial matches of the past and analyzing their impact on the sport today. From World Cup blunders to FIFA inconsistencies, this show will reveal how impactful 90 minutes can be years into the future.
In the inaugural episode of Film Thematics, Jesse talks with long-time friend Tommy Hodgkins about how the story of childhood, poverty, and social class in Sean Baker’s "The Florida Project" changed his view on cinema.
**Whether it be a favorite film, an unforgettable theater experience, a relatable story, or a movie that just knows how to hit the feels, this is an expedition to uncover the why behind people’s passions for their favorite movie. Host Jesse Vega talks with guests about the movie that holds this adoration for them, spanning across all ages, eras, and genres.
It is almost time for fantasy football drafts and you don’t want to be the fantasy fool in your league. In this episode, I talk with fantasy expert Jason O’Neill (aka Jpo) about all the formats and rules you need to know going into your draft.
**Nobody wants to play fantasy football and get taken advantage of or lose because they don’t know the game. I was that person, and it was awful. Join me, Noah Weinfurtner, for all your questions and advice so you will never be the fantasy fool I was.
Graduate transfer Kyndal Anderson shares her personal collegiate soccer journey covering blood clots, mental health, and the transfer portal. Tune in to hear how she dealt with mental health and was able to persevere through hard times as a successful collegiate athlete.
**Exploring athletes’ personal depictions of the struggles they face beyond the playing field in their everyday lives. The show aims to bring awareness to outsiders on the many misconceptions we collegiate athletes face and how it affects our mental health. Join host Anastasia Savich to listen in on athletes discussing their personal journeys.
This episode involves a deep dive into a University of Iowa freshman on the women's rowing team, Halle Lindstrom. Hear a personable conversation about her first semester and how she managed her time outside rowing.
**Life as a Hawkeye discusses the University of Iowa student athletes' unseen life and a typical day for an athlete outside of their sport.
Preston Thomas, a former slot receiver and fullback at Iowa Western University, offers insights about his experience as a collegiate athlete, what it took to get to the next level, and how he was able to overcome injury and adversity. Plus perspective from Iowa Hawkeye long snapper Buddy Reardon.
**The Student Athlete Show is a podcast all about college athletes and their transition to the next level. Hosted by Declan McGuire, a current junior at the University of Iowa studying Finance with a minor in Sports and Recreation Management, you can look forward to hearing from a variety of current and former college players and learn how they’ve found balance and success throughout their time as a student athlete. This is the perfect podcast for any future college athletes looking to understand a little more about what to expect as they continue their careers, or any fan of college sports who is curious about the day-to-day life of their favorite teams’ players.
Being a successful woman in the sports industry entails paving your own path and breaking barriers along the way. Hear host Kenna Roering’s journey within sports media and her top journalism and interview tips. Then stick around for further experiences and expertise from The Daily Iowan’s sports editor Chloe Peterson.
**The Chick Report is a conversation featuring current women in sports media who are focused on educating and empowering future women in sports media. Join sports reporter and host Kenna Roering as she dives into several topics from journalism, from interviewing tips to more personal stories and truths about working your way up into a male-dominated career field.
Following the United States’ valiant collapse out of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, special guest Matt Bates and I talk about the past, present, and future of American soccer.
**When Americans hear the word “Football,” they think of the sport that’s played on Sundays with an oval ball. But on “The Other Football,” you hear constant information and analysis about how the growth of soccer is progressing in the United States! Following the United States Men’s team's finish in the World Cup Round of 16, I am taking a deep dive into the driving factors behind soccer’s growth in popularity in America. Now also begins a shift in focus from the 2022 tournament to the 2026 World Cup hosted in North America, as it presents a massive opportunity for the growth of soccer in America.
Tristen Westphal-Edwards talks about his experiences wrestling at Coe College. We discuss what it takes to be a leader for the underclassman so they can be successful, some of his goals for the future, and how he wants his senior season to end.
**Leave It on the Mat is a carefree chat about the life and trials of being a wrestler at the college level. The show will give the listener an inside look at what it takes to be a great wrestler. I interview alumni and current wrestlers and have them tell you stories about their experiences. The show should expand the basic knowledge of how difficult wrestling is compared to other sports.
With the Big Ten and SEC each landing two prestigious universities – UCLA, USC, Texas, and Oklahoma, respectively – the big question is whether this is really a good thing for college sports as a whole. Spectators may love seeing USC play in the frigid tundra that is Minnesota in November, but is this more important than the money that will leave conferences like the Big 12 and Pac-12? Big Ten SAAC representative for the NCAA Armando Bryson and I discuss the nitty gritty of what conference realignment could do to college sports... for better… or for worse.
**Insider information and interviews about college athletics for those who desire more knowledge than that of a typical spectator. Join college track star Spencer Gudgel for deep and insightful conversations about the incredibly complex machine that is college sports.
In this episode, we go to Iowa City to discuss the University of Iowa's beloved Kinnick Stadium. Despite Kinnick being in an unfamiliar spot to the everyday person, it carries arguably the best tradition, brings everlasting cheer to all Iowans and the University's students, and possesses many components essential to making a college football gameday feel like a college football gameday.
**Sports venues are often only spoken about by bringing up the team or artist occupying them, but they are so much more than that. They bring fans joy from the day they are built and possess many different components when it comes to making an event worth attending. So, if you want to prepare for a game day or concert, know more about your local venue, or are interested in various U.S. venues, this show is for you.
If Derrick Rose never got injured, would he have led the Bulls to another championship? Does he get another MVP award under his belt? What was so special about Rose coming to Chicago?
**Go down the Unending Road of the NBA’s greatest what if questions. Join Ryan Wanca as he considers whether the NBA history book would be re-written if an event did or did not happen.
This episode features a discussion with Maggie Gutwein, a distance runner at the University of Iowa. It takes you through the day-to-day life of a Division I athlete, friend, and student to learn how she does it all while maintaining a healthy and fun lifestyle. Maggie provides insight into how she turns her struggles into motivation and how she has perfected time management.
**Motivation with Maggie features discussions about the six pillars of health, including nutrition, physical activity, sleep, mental well-being, and social wellness, with a twist of integrative medicine. I will provide advice on confidence, beauty, and fashion. Get ready to feel inspired by guest speakers and professionals with incredible, fresh insights on how to grow on your personal health journey and live balanced.
We learn about Adam's uncommon journey to playing D1 hockey for the Minnesota State Mavericks. While it felt like Adam couldn’t catch a break and was skating on cracked ice, he never let it tear him down.
**Providing young athletes with a personal performance coach with an emphasis on improving, growing, and performing away from the playing surface. We learn from current and former college and professional athletes and hear their stories. At I.G.P Sports, we're a team that is all improving, growing, and performing together.
Rapper NAV's discography is examined, along with a mixture of guests who know who NAV is, don’t know who NAV is, and are a fan of NAV's already. NAV’s best songs are played and reacted to. NAV’s upbringing, little-known facts, memorable lyrics, and more are dissected and discussed.
**Protecting NAV is a unique and insightful look at one of the world's most under-appreciated and over-hated musicians. The host primarily defends record label XO NAV’s legacy and aims to change the narrative about him.
A deep dive into the career of Andrew Quillin, Stadium Operations Manager for the Iowa Cubs, providing insight into the steps he took in college to help him land a job with the Chicago Cubs' Triple-A affiliate.
**Maximize your Sport and Recreation Management major by learning from professionals who have been in similar shoes. See where they ended up and gather some tips and tricks.
From University of Iowa Sport and Recreation Management, it's season one of UISRM Podcasts.