Caleb Zuver sits down with various people from his community and beyond to talk about the latest happenings in the sports world, as well as a deeper dive into how the power of sports and how they affect people's lives.
Andy Brigle has been the high school sports play-by-play voice for 100.9 WBNO in Bryan for over three decades. In this episode of Indiana Drive, we explore the reason he's stayed in Northwest Ohio his entire life while making an impact on sports and the community at large. Andy discusses the individuals who inspired him professionally at a young age and the ones who mentored him when he got into the sports radio business. All that and numerous stories from the greatest games and players that Andy has enjoyed covering, on this long-overdue episode.Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In what has turned out to be the final Duke instant reaction of the postseason, Caleb calls in his best friends Zach and Ryan to try and understand Duke's collapse and Houston's triumph in the final four. Where does this rank in terms of most heartbreaking losses? What is it compared to? What was the reason for the collapse? The heartbreak of investing so much in a team is on display in this episode of Indiana Drive. Lastly the trio gives an outlook on the national championship and what to expect Monday night. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Friend of the podcast and fellow Duke fan Collin Hatfield joins the instant reaction to the Blue Devils dominating Alabama and securing their spot in the final four. The pair talks about how Duke held a high-powered Crimson Tide offense to just 65 points, why Khaman Maluach is a real NBA prospect and the things in college basketball that make Collin want to gouge his eyes out. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Caleb Zuver is loving the fact that Duke ended Caleb Love's career after all the turmoil he has put Caleb Zuver through (does that make sense?). Duke is headed to the elite 8 for the 3rd time in 4 years after they did just enough to hang onto a game against an up-to-task Arizona squad. Friends of the show Ryan Sierocki and Zach Greer join the show to talk Cooper Flagg, the ending to Texas Tech-Arkansas and what to expect in the Duke-Alabama regional final matchup. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Did we watch the best team in college basketball Sunday afternoon? Combined with the performances of Tyrese Proctor and Khaman Maluach, as well as the amazing Cooper Flagg game, Caleb thinks so. The round of 32 matchup was also a heartfelt one, as Duke ended Jeremy Roach's college career. Caleb reflects on his time as a Blue Devil and looks forward to Duke's potential sweet 16 matchup. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In Duke's opening game of the NCAA tournament, everyone was intrigued to see how Cooper Flagg would look. While he may not be his old self yet, Caleb explains why what we saw Friday afternoon is perfect for Duke going forward. Heading into the matchup with Baylor on Sunday, what will be key for the Blue Devils to come out with a win? Keys to the matchup and storylines, all broken down on this edition of Indiana Drive!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
After breaking down Duke's ACC tournament championship, Caleb has some time today for the people trying to tear down Duke's incredible season. It's moments like these where you get to do some real reflecting on what has made this team so special and Caleb does just that. Also, what lies ahead for the Blue Devils as they enter the ACC tournament? Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Caleb finds the time to collect himself after an exhilarating 74-71 Duke win in the ACC tournament semifinal over North Carolina. It starts with an examination into how Caleb watches his teams go through the highs and the lows. Then, how this game for North Carolina was a microcosm of their season. Cooper Flagg's status, potential ACC championship opponents and more make for an enthusiastic postgame pod. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Duke starts off postseason play with a bittersweet 78-70 win over Georgia Tech. Caleb talks about how Duke should manage the Cooper Flagg injury as well as what Thursday's win in the quarterfinal of the ACC tournament showed about this team. Be sure to catch Caleb's thoughts after each Duke postseason game right here on Indiana Drive throughout the month of March!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
No need to listen to any other Super Bowl 59 reaction show, Indiana Drive has it all! Cooper Morton took in the game at the Zuver's this year. He and Caleb Zuver get their football takes out to start the show (2:23). For the non-football fans out there, don't worry! There's plenty for you as well. They move to a discussion on Kendrick Lamar's impact and how they felt during the duration of his halftime show (19:04). Come to find out, Cooper actually turned the TV off. Finally, they wrap their discussion with what the Super Bowl advertising has turned into (38:30). Follow, rate and review! Thanks for listening to Indiana Drive.Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
On this episode, Caleb sits down with fellow content creator and Ball State friend Collin Hatfield. They discuss the requirements of being a voice on social media and how vulnerability is a characteristic that must be present to be successful. They also dive into the latest in basketball, discussing the viewership numbers continuing to decline in the NBA and how basketball reflects real life. Player comps, embarrassing stories about their beginnings in content creation, technical difficulties and more on this episode of Indiana Drive! Follow Collin for high-level basketball analysis on Instagram, Twitter and Tik Tok!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Caleb starts the show by thanking everyone for reaching out about last weekend's events in Indy before moving into a dissection on Colts General Manager Chris Ballard's press conference Friday morning. While many joked that it would be just like every other press conference Ballard has held, Caleb explains why he thinks this one might be different. Finally, a preview into what this podcast will look like in the coming weeks and months. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In a fitting end to this version of the podcast, a show filled with family, friends, football and a community in constant conversation, Mo Zuver is in for a big surprise. He got to meet one of his idols. Jake Query is a sports radio host for 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis. Mo is a frequent listener and was treated to an evening of fine dining Sunday night at St. Elmo Steakhouse in Indianapolis. How did it happen? Well, Caleb wasn't lying last week when he said he had a few surprises planned. Mo and Caleb share their thoughts on their father-son relationship, what it's like to meet your heroes and how the Colts have brought us closer to others. Thank you for the support all season long!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Friend of the podcast Zach Greer sat down to watch Joe Flacco and Drew Lock play professional football Sunday afternoon. He joined a number Indianapolis Colts fans in doing so. On this podcast, after a 45-33 loss to a bad New York Giants team, a bunch of Colts fans joined him to further describe what it is like to watch this team week after week, year after year. Soon enough, this episode turns into a therapy session that combines friends, deep analysis, choice words, emotional takes and laughter; all the things the podcast has tried to be in 2024. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
The Indianapolis Colts kept their slim playoff chances alive Sunday, defeating the Tennessee Titans 38-30. Cooper Morton rejoins the pod, along with friend Collin Moats as he runs through Zuver traditions and shares his thoughts on Lucas Oil Stadium. Then, Mo reflects on some of his fellow season ticket holders leaving the franchise as well as getting a t-shirt from the cannon for the very first time. Merry Christmas Colts fans!
In a game that all but finishes their chances of making the NFL Playoffs, the Indianapolis Colts lost embarrassingly to the Denver Broncos. Logan Deel, a fellow Colts fan, Indy resident and fan of the podcast, joins Caleb to describe how watching the Colts is like a horror film on days like today. With their playoff hopes vanished, they begin to wonder what this offseason will look like for the franchise. What needs to change? Does someone need fired? Do they have the right players? All that and more on a Colts postmortem on Indiana Drive!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In this week's postgame breakdown, Caleb and Mo don't have to worry about where they should cross the street in downtown Indianapolis. The Colts' win at New England was simply too important not to discuss together. Despite the victory, there are plenty of grievances that need to be aired first. How long can they sustain this horrible defense? Why couldn't they fluster a rookie quarterback? Speaking of young QBs, Anthony Richardson tallied his second game-winning drive of his career, both coming in the last three weeks. The box score wasn't pretty, but there might be something special brewing. Also, could Caleb manage a game better than NFL head coaches? All that and more in this week's episode!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
After the Detroit Lions and their fans invade Lucas Oil Stadium and take a 24-6 win home with them, Caleb welcomes Jack Arthur and Connor Arthur to the podcast. The two Lions fans traveled down with the Zuver's for the game and there's plenty to hash out. What was a day with the Zuver's like, are Lions fans reasonable and where do both teams go from here? Follow, share, rate and review Indiana Drive!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
After an exhilarating Colts comeback, Ball State Daily News sports editor Zach Carter joins the show. As both a Colts fan and a journalist covering the team at times this year, he discusses his Mountain Dew Code Red addiction and his experience covering the Dolphins vs. Colts game in Lucas Oil just a few weeks ago. Then, as most of these podcasts do, we discuss Anthony Richardson. And the Vibes have never been higher! After arguably his best game as a pro, he has everyone feeling good about where the Indianapolis Colts are headed. Follow, rate and share the podcast!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Cooper Morton returns to the show with Caleb and Mo after another disappointing loss for the Colts. The spirits are quickly brightened when the crew runs into former Colts head coach Chuck Pagano and takes a selfie with them. They then jump into the frustrations that continue to mount with the fan base and Cooper analyzes his experience at Lucas Oil Stadium for the first time. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
You could call this episode “Minnesota Walks” if you wanted to. That's because Caleb and Mo attended the Sunday Night Football game between the Colts and the Vikings, in Minneapolis. US Bank Stadium lived up to the hype. The pair dissect their favorite parts of the stadium before jumping into a disagreement on the assessment of the Colts quarterback play. Finally, Mo explains his pin collection and what a cool experience Sunday ended up being. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Caleb is joined for his week 8 reaction show by his friend Elijah Poe. Elijah is a junior at Ball State University and a lifelong Colts fan. He also makes the best Buffalo Chicken Dip ever. The pair discuss their favorite tailgating snacks before trying to digest what the Colts 23-20 loss means for the team and their quarterback. They also discuss the gaudy prices fans have to pay to attend NFL games now, as well as the Ball State Cardinals' exciting finish to their game Saturday. Make sure to follow and rate the show!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In this week's episode, Caleb and Mo run through the reasons they keep driving down to Indy every week despite the product on the field looking…uninspiring. A win is ALWAYS a win. They talk about a breakfast 30 years in the making, as well as a shirt that has been worn only a handful of times in that timespan. A big game next week vs Houston, talk to you then!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
It was all about sports for Caleb this weekend. Between the Detroit Tigers, Ohio State Buckeyes and the Indianapolis Colts, there was time to unwind with a movie in between. No, it wasn't the Colts 20-17 win over the Tennessee Titans. That was the opposite of entertaining. The game did remind him of a "classic" film he caught this weekend, though. If you didn't get to watch the Colts play football today, or are more of a cinematography expert, Caleb has got you covered! Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Sunday looked a little different for the Zuvers. Caleb's favorite podcast, the Dan LeBatard show with Stugotz, held a watch party for the Chicago Bears vs. Carolina Panthers game at a sports bar in Chicago. It's rare for the cast of characters to be so close, so Caleb decided to go see them while Mo tagged along. The Indianapolis Colts 37-34 loss takes a backseat to a day Caleb won't forget. He's honest about what he's been going through the past few months and reflects on what the show has meant to him over the past four years. If you want to, you will. Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In the fourth edition of Indiana Walks, Caleb and Maurice discuss what it's like for opposing fan bases to invade enemy territory, and why it's always a glimpse into the pageantry of the NFL. They talk about Anthony Richardson's injury and how it is tough to asses what the 2024 Colts are. Joe Flacco is back, Mo gets another autograph and the Colts win! Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In the third edition of the Indiana Walks Colts segment, the walk home consists of how Caleb and Maurice brought out the ghosts from Super Bowl 41 in the Indianapolis Colts 21-16 win over the Chicago Bears. They talk about one of the ugliest games in recent memory and how the Colts grinded one out. Moments of exhaustion, a surprise autograph and a great win. Another week in the books!Contact The Show Here!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Caleb sits down with fellow Colts fan and friend of the podcast Cooper Morton to talk about the debacle that was the Indianapolis Colts on September 15, 2024. What is wrong with this team? Where do they go from here? They might not have all the answers, but this episode happens when two Colts fans have nothing left but to talk through the pain with each other. Enjoy episode two of Indiana Walks!Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
It's the debut of a new show on Indiana Drive! Some of the best conversations from Caleb and his father Maurice's trips to Lucas Oil Stadium over the years come AFTER the game, on the walks back to the car. Talks about the game of course, but also what makes these trips meaningful to the two of them. So, instead of the traditional Indiana DRIVE, take a WALK every Sunday with Caleb, Maurice and anyone else they come across along the way. Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In Caleb's first sit-down interview post-graduation, he preps for the 2024 college football season with Titus Rohrer. Instead of talking about this year's Tennessee Volunteers, the Journey Rohrer has taken is unique to say the least. Right before his graduation, he felt as though he would never play organized sports ever again. So how did he deal with the lack of hope and how did he take his opportunity in stride? Themes of perseverance, blind faith and growth come through in this episode. Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Caleb Zuver is a 2020 Bryan High School Grad. For his Senior Thesis Project at Ball State University, Caleb cultivated a documentary-style podcast on the 2012 and 2013 Bryan High School football teams and how they inspired community pride, enthusiasm and change for the school district of Bryan, Ohio. This podcast contains interviews with instrumental individuals from the football team, the 2013 Bryan City Schools Levy Committee and the school system. This podcast is different than every other in this feed. It will live in this feed because it explains the focus of this podcast: how sports affect people's lives. This is a story about how education and athletics can come together to create community change.For a further glimpse into the inspiration this team gave to the Bryan community and an inspiration Caleb kept coming back to for this project, click here for the 2013 BHS Football Hype Video on YouTubeEmail: 20czuver@gmail.com
In what might be the final episode for Zach Greer, Caleb Zuver and Ryan Sierocki as students, the trio returns for a trip to Detroit, Michigan for the NFL Draft. If you've never been to the NFL Draft before, we take you inside what it's like to be surrounded by thousands of people at all times. The group also discusses their feelings as graduation closes in, all in front of a backdrop of trying to complete final projects for their classes. In the end, being in the city where a potential franchise-changing player, Caleb Williams, gets drafted was worth it.
For one last time from the Wyndham Hotel in Cleveland, Ohio, the crew wraps up the week that was. A special day of hoops took place in Rocket Mortgage Friday as Buffalo and Toledo went to OT and Ball State couldn't muster up any offense in their 65-50 loss to Kent State. While Ball State will most likely get a WNIT birth, there will be questions about whether teams like the Cardinals and Toledo deserve a spot in the NCAA tournament. The crew discusses the selection committee issue that faces the team and reflects on the season that was Ball State women's basketball. They also discuss their reflections on the experience of covering the tournament. Thanks for listening all week and be sure to catch previous episodes if you missed them! Also, catch all the content from this week on the Ball State Daily Website.inddrive35@gmail.com
After a quick gas station run, Mya Cataline and Andrew Berger join the show as they recap the squad's day off in Cleveland! Despite that, Kyle and Zach are still working hard with columns and features dropping Friday. Mya and Andrew talk about the planning that goes into taking photos at such a big event and what they have learned being at the tournament. With the squad heading to the arena tomorrow for Ball State's game against Kent State, the group previews what to expect. Stay tuned tomorrow for a reaction and a recap of the game! Thanks for listening!
On day two of the Mid-American Conference tournament podcast, the gentlemen report again from the Wyndham Hotel. While Zach Carter is checking on the availability of plungers in the hotel (yes you read that right), Kyle Smedley and Elijah Poe talk about their thoughts on Ball State's first-round win over Ohio. They also dive into another great day of food in downtown Cleveland. When Zach returns from downstairs, he has good and bad news to report to the crew. Long story short, by the time you listen to this episode, Caleb will have had a wonderful night of rest (finally). Stay tuned for more updates from the crew!
Greetings from Cleveland! Caleb Zuver and friends are on the road once again, this time to cover the Ball State women's basketball team at the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Tournament! Tuesday was a travel day for Caleb, Zach Carter, Kyle Smedley, Elijah Poe, Andrew Berger and Mya Cataline as they made the four-hour trip from Muncie to Cleveland with various stops along the way. As a prelude to the week, the ones who have experienced the MAC tournament talk to Caleb about what to expect as well as what we can all expect from the Ball State women's basketball team, who is looking to earn its first trip to the NCAA tournament since 2009. Stay tuned for all the coverage from Cleveland this week on the Ball State Daily News website!
In the first episode of 2024, Caleb tags along with a friend of the podcast Dylan Dominique, along with his brother Carter Dominique and Jase Kepler for a special sports day. They have tickets to the Duke @ Notre Dame men's college basketball game and the Indianapolis Colts are playing the most important game of the season. While it would've been nice to be at both, there are memories to be made on the hallowed grounds of Notre Dame. Shake down the thunder, cause here comes Indiana Drive!
In an episode that fluctuates with audio quality thanks to different microphones, different settings, and different emotions, Zach Greer and Caleb Zuver navigate a busy day on the sports calendar. Caleb takes Zach through all of the Zuver gameday traditions, including touching the brick and the Peyton Manning statue. They also capture the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis throughout the evening as they celebrate the end of another semester at Ball State University. email: inddrive35@gmail.com
The Doyt was special underneath the midweek MACtion lights. Caleb and Ryan loaded up the car once more and traveled to Bowling Green once more. This time, the goal was to see if Ball State could stay alive for bowl eligibility. Enjoy a segment from the world-famous restaurant Mister Spots (2:52) where they debrief on the ESPN fame they gained over the weekend. Then, it's inside the stadium for a critical third-quarter drive (27:26). As they sweat out the bets they placed, Kiael Kelly tries to do his best Jimmy G impersonation. Join the crew for the game-winning drive as they're joined by a friend of the pod Evan Cox (45:08). Finally the morning after, Caleb and Ryan recap the trip with some insider information (59:46). NoContextCFB PostEmail: inddrive35@gmail.com
We hit the road to finally catch up with Ball State Daily News Editor-In-Chief Daniel Kehn to talk about a multitude of topics. Caleb talks to Daniel about their golf games, his life in sports, and how he's grown during his time at college. In the This or That segment, the two discuss the Ohio-Michigan rivalry, as well as Daniel's important story on Ball State Volleyball's Will McPhillips, which you can find here. Dan's Podcasts: Underqualified Knuckleheads and A Yankee's Guide to the Premier LeagueDan's Daily News Feed
This episode's deadliest catch is Zach Carter, associate sports editor for the Ball State Daily News. They spend a night by the water to talk about how Zach has established relationships in Delaware County, and how it has shaped him to become the writer he is today. They discuss his "why" as a journalist and some of the stories that he's enjoyed telling the most. Sports and fishing are the ways that Zach brings people together, and he hopes to do the same with his career. Hook your bait, cast your line, and turn on this episode of Indiana Drive while you wait for some fish to bite!Link to Zach's articles with the Ball State Daily News Zach's podcast: Capturing the CountyZach's Instagram, Twitter (yes I still call it that)email:inddrive35@gmail.com
This episode of Indiana Drive looks a little bit different, thanks to guest Autumn Spence! After growing up in the Pacific Northwest, Autumn has taken on a running life that has brought countless twists, turns, hills, and valleys, just like a cross-country course does. She shares a little bit about her life in the sport, and shows off her amazing design and art skills in this hour-long conversation! Check out Caleb's Ball State women's cross-country season preview here. Check out Autumn's Instagram to see her crawl to the finish line at last year's MAC championship here.email:inddrive35@gmail.com
On the first road trip podcast of senior year, Caleb and Ryan Sierocki make their way to Lexington, Kentucky, for week 1 of the college football season to see their school, the Ball State Cardinals, take on the Kentucky Wildcats. Along the way, they bring on some special guests. Shoutout to Jonah Farnstrom, Zach Greer, and John Kleymeyer for being guests on this episode! Even though the result didn't go the Cardinals way, it was a special weekend down south. email:inddrive35@gmail.com
In the first episode of his senior year, Caleb chats with the sports editor of the Ball State Daily News, Kyle Smedley. Kyle has lived in Muncie for his entire life and has developed a deep and meaningful relationship with the community. Through that love, he's done work through sports and news to tell the stories of Delaware County. He discusses tough decisions in his life, how he works to blaze his own trail, and what he forsees for the Daily News in 2023. Follow Kyle Smedley on X @KyleSmedley_Check out all his articles on the Ball State Daily News website here.email: kmsmedley213@gmail.comGo support Kyle and all of the amazing work that he is doing with the Daily News and other publications. Enjoy!Indiana Drive email: inddrive35@gmail.com
Caleb Zuver and Zach Greer have followed the Ball State women's tennis team all season long, and on the last episode of Indiana Drive for their junior years, in the words of Daft Punk, they do it "one more time." Hop in, and follow the guys as they talk about the seniors on the team that will be missed, as well as news in other Ball State and professional sports. You'll also get Maurice Zuver's thoughts on the Indianapolis Colts draft, because everyone is dying to know. Plus, Zach Greer enters the Moseum for the first time, and a special guest joins the show at the end! Happy Summer!email:inddrive35@gmail.com
On this episode of T.G.I.F., the Meech has a funny gym story from his week. They also do a deep dive on the NBA playoffs, and how they expect the matchups to shake out. The NFL draft is here, and the guys share their thoughts on what they want their teams to do. It's also a big week for the Ball State women's tennis team, as they compete in the MAC tournament. All that and more on T.G.I.F.Your last chance to catch us live will be this Wednesday at 1 on WCRD!
In the words of Will Smith, welcome to Miami. No, not the one with beaches and palm trees. Instead, come along with Caleb and friends of the podcast, Zach Greer and Ryan Sierocki as they travel to Oxford, Ohio to visit some friends and cover the Ball State women's tennis match against the Miami Redhawks. Read the recap of the match here: https://www.ballstatedaily.com/article/2023/04/sports-ball-state-cardinals-womens-tennis-miami-redhawksemail: inddrive35@gmail.com
Come for the NBA playoff talk where the guys breakdown every series, and stay for the conversations about Meech's buzzcut, Ryan's take on where the music industry is headed, and so much more. Just a few shows left, so don't miss out on your chance to listen to the show live every Wednesday at 1 p.m. on 91.3 WCRD!
Apologies for the clunkiness of the first segment, as the recording got started late. We talk about Meech's tweet about Aristotle, and what sparked him to tweet such a random thought. We also recap the men's and women's NCAA tournament, and look ahead to the NBA playoffs. All of this while a storm is going on. Listen live every Wednesday at 1 p.m. on 91.3 WCRD!
After a week off last week, T.G.I.F. is back on the radio. They discuss both the men's and women's final 4, as well as the impact that this women's tournament has had specifically. They give their picks as well. The NBA is running into the load management problem again, with some of the guys' favorite players taking games off. What does it say about the fact that nothing has changed? And after a discussion about the NFL owners meetings, enjoy a discussion on how menacing the geese are on Ball State's campus. Thanks for tuning in!
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