The Fellas: Recent Episodes

Silas Brendle

The Fellas is a podcast that dives into all things sports through the stories of our guests. In our podcast we host a variety of guests ranging from many different sports. Through exciting discussion we are able to get to know our guests better and understand their lives as student athletes. Hosted by Silas Brendle & Jacob Calvert.

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On this episode The Fellas we chatted with Halena & Cat. Two of Anderson University Trojan’s Womens Soccer players. I met Halena Freshman year of college through mutual friends and Instantly realized Halena has a larger than life personality. She was a natural talker and was easy to hang around with. Halena talked about a lot of things today. Everyone better buckle up, because this episode is a crazy one.

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On this episode The Fellas we met with some of my childhood friends Knox “Birdman” Dantice and Andrew “Thurk” Hollis. Growing up with these guys was a blast. So many different adventures experienced with the two over the years and many, many laughs.

We also chatted about what they have going on in their life currently, while also breaking down the family tree.

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On this episode The Fellas sat down with Mack Burgett and Satchel Hester. Two basketball players here at Anderson University. We discussed topics ranging from different hobbies, teammates, movies, and even some country music. 

This was a fun one for The Fellas as we laughed, but also got serious and talked about the upcoming season for the Trojans under new Head Coach, Jimmie Williams.

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On this episode The Fellas sat down with Reece Coleman & Parker Macdonald at the beginning of their Fall season and talked about their recent success with golf. Coming off a hot start by winning their first tournament of the year Reece & Parker break down what goes into preparing for these tournaments. 

Also on this podcast we discussed the upcoming season, life as a golfer at Anderson, and the upbringings for each golfer and what got them to where they are today.