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Join Jordan, Commish, Pitt Girl, and our VP of Podcast Production Arthur. The Winter Olympics are done, USA Women's and Men's Hockey Gold, we welcome Alyssa Liu to the Committee, the Mess Olympics winners (Canadian Curling gold, Cheating Biathlete's 5 medals, credit card fraud biathlete won three golds), Jordan likes Pandas and Figure skating now (maybe a little too much), Mia Manganello from cyclist to speed skating bronze, Arthur has Olympic awards, College Football news, Thomas Hammock leave NIU to the Seahawks, Curry College going to College Football, Kyle Assmann commits to the Guelph Gryphons, Lewis and Clark are the RIVER OTTERS NOW, Chicago State has got their schedule, short shorts doing away in CFB? Ole Miss' generic yellow dog squishmellow, OH NO DISASTER DOWN UNDER causing Giancarlo Italiano to resign and oh so much, much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Coach Hammock is leaving NIU and taking an assistant coaching job with the Seattle Seahawks. He isn't the only college coach going to the NFL. Is college football broken? Has the transfer portal and NIL pushed coaches away? #coachhammock #niufootball #collegefootball Please like, subscribe, review, and share out! https://linktr.ee/thecoachsteveshow Check out belly up sports podcast network! https://bellyupsports.com/ Head to www.guardiansports.com/guardian-caps and use the code: “15OFF” – good for 15% off Guardian Caps to help the impact for football players Get back to the basics with Coach Stone: https://www.coachstonefootball.com/ Get the best sunglasses in the game today! Use for any activity! Go to https://www.yeetzofficial.com/ use the code CSS for 10% off Looking for the cleanest nutrition drink? Looking for the cleanest drink to give you energy without the crash? Head to https://www.swiftlifestyles.com/ and use the code: coachsteveshow to get 15% off!

Episode #491: The third episode in our five-part series features conversations recorded at the 16th International Burma Studies Conference at Northern Illinois University, where scholars, students, researchers, and practitioners gathered around the theme Dealing with Legacies in Burma. Held amid ongoing political turmoil and humanitarian crisis, the conference created a rare space for open dialogue and shared reflection. Insight Myanmar was invited into this environment to record conversations with a wide range of attendees, produced in collaboration with NIU's Center for Southeast Asian Studies. We hope these episodes bring listeners into the atmosphere of the gathering and into conversation with the people who continue to shape the field today. Naw Moo Moo Paw, a PhD candidate at UMass Lowell, grounds her research on disability caused by political violence during her own upbringing. Raised in the conflict-ridden Bago region amid landmines, forced labor, and death, she witnessed numerous civilian injuries, including of her own father. She completed a master's in Japan, where the quiet environment triggered long-suppressed PTSD stemming from her childhood experiences. Her current research examines post-injury political participation, social inclusion, and cultural interpretations of disability. She emphasizes that disabled people in Myanmar seek acceptance and community support more than financial aid and warns that unaddressed trauma may lead to future societal instability. Aye Minn discusses his work with an online university in Myanmar, which was formed after the 2021 coup to provide a learning space for teachers and students who left the state system. He characterizes his work as combining parahita, the Buddhist principle of acting for the good of others with atahita, or acting for one's own benefit… which Burmese culture often views negatively. He argues that self-improvement is inseparable from service, especially in a country where opportunity is rare. The university now operates largely on unpaid volunteer labor, reflecting Burmese society's long tradition of service and its scarcity of financial resources. He champions equity, urging Western scholars to recognize their privilege and consider more culturally adaptive academic standards. As he puts it, “We should bring more scholars who are underprivileged onto the table.” Grace, a master's student researching rare earth mining in Kachin State, explains that these minerals are essential for global technologies and green energy, but their extraction causes severe environmental and health damage. In northern Myanmar, communities face rising cases of skin disease, respiratory problems, and digestive disorders, intensified by post-coup instability. After restricting domestic mining, China shifted to Myanmar, where a complex mix of militias, the military regime, and the Kachin Independence Organization control territory. China pressures these groups to maintain mineral supply chains while Chinese investors conduct mining with little oversight, leaving toxic waste behind. Local resistance exists through petitions and faith-based organizing, but militarization and poverty limit effectiveness. Many villagers depend on mining for basic survival, reflecting longstanding resource-curse dynamics. She references recent reports of U.S. interest in sourcing rare earths from here, which could be of interest to Kachin leaders as it offers them a lifeline away from China.

Austin and Chris discuss Sacramento State's odd move to the FBS, NIU losing their head coach, and spring storylines they are most looking forward to. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

OT Hockey Drama, Cartel Cash Scandal, Stadium Wars & College Basketball Bliss | Balls & BanterLive Show Tuesday and Thursday, 3pm est.SOCIALS: https://linktr.ee/drewberquistWEBSITE: https://AirItOutBro.com #DrewBerquist #Balls&Banter #BallsShow Notes/Links:IMG Academy Fined Nearly $2 Million After Accepting Money Linked to Mexican Drug Cartelhttps://x.com/barstoolsports/status/2023876372268044778?s=20 NIU head coach Thomas Hammock is leaving for an administrative offensive assistant role with the Seattle Seahawks https://x.com/On3/status/2024106778108072112?s=20 Mylan Graham says the difference between Notre Dame and Ohio State is you actually have to go to class at Notre Dame https://x.com/Outkick/status/2024239474176315481?s=20Top 18 college football average attendance figureshttps://x.com/CollegeFBonX/status/2024201316323438614?s=20Chicago Bears to relocate to Hammond if stadium authority bill is signed into law (Screenshot of Title and Image)https://www.wishtv.com/news/chicago-bears-relocate-hammond/Ticket prices for Michigan vs. Duke are insane https://x.com/CSOonX/status/2024093750637584795?s=20Image Credit:© Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images© Zachary Taft-Imagn ImagesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

BRYAN WOO joins the guys to celebrate Pitcher's Day How are his fellow pitchers handling their big life changes? How did he handle not being able to pitch in the postseason last year and the timing of the injury? Is he adding anything new or is he more about fine-tuning his stuff? How much did watching the Seahawks and being a part of their run add to the motivation for this season? What does he expect from his catcher this season? :30- JEREMY GUTHRIE (Custom Cleats) joins the show. How many cleats is he delivering to Josh Naylor!?!?! How did the former Major League pitcher prepare for the season and what was his process at this time of year? What does he think of this young Mariners pitching staff? The Mariners 5 starters are all at different phases of their careers, we get Jeremy's insight on dealing with each of those phases during his 14-year career. How important is that bulldog mentality? :45- The Seahawks have made a new hire, bringing in former NIU head Coach Thomas Hammock as their RB coach and Offensive assistant. What do we think of the move? More NFL news & notes- Mahomes restructures deal. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BRYAN WOO joins the guys to celebrate Pitcher's Day How are his fellow pitchers handling their big life changes? How did he handle not being able to pitch in the postseason last year and the timing of the injury? Is he adding anything new or is he more about fine-tuning his stuff? How much did watching the Seahawks and being a part of their run add to the motivation for this season? What does he expect from his catcher this season? :30- JEREMY GUTHRIE (Custom Cleats) joins the show. How many cleats is he delivering to Josh Naylor!?!?! How did the former Major League pitcher prepare for the season and what was his process at this time of year? What does he think of this young Mariners pitching staff? The Mariners 5 starters are all at different phases of their careers, we get Jeremy's insight on dealing with each of those phases during his 14-year career. How important is that bulldog mentality? :45- The Seahawks have made a new hire, bringing in former NIU head Coach Thomas Hammock as their RB coach and Offensive assistant. What do we think of the move? More NFL news & notes- Mahomes restructures deal.

Hour 2 opens up giving the latest updates on the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District project progress, finally seeing outward demolition of the old stadium on Tuesday. We discuss former NIU football head coach Thomas Hammock resigning from his job with the school to accept a position with the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks, kicking off a bigger discussion of the continued erosion of college sports in the NIL era.

Episode #478: The second episode in a five-part series, these conversations were recorded at the 16th International Burma Studies Conference at Northern Illinois University, where scholars, students, researchers, and practitioners came together for presentations, forums, roundtables, and cultural exhibitions centered on the theme “Dealing with Legacies in Burma.” Taking place amid ongoing political turmoil and humanitarian crisis, the gathering offered a rare space for open dialogue. Insight Myanmar was invited into this environment to record interviews with a wide range of attendees, produced in collaboration with NIU's Center for Southeast Asian Studies. We hope these episodes carry listeners into the atmosphere of the conference and into conversation with the people who continue to shape the field today.Thuta, a Burmese educator and poet, moved to the US to study Education Policy and Leadership at the University of Oregon. He talks of his love of literature, especially poetry, which he describes as an emotional companion that shifts with physical place and inner state, offering solace during joy, heartbreak, and national turmoil. Identifying himself as a “word player,” he blends languages to express identity, exemplified by his coined term “Oregon Padauk,” which later inspired an educational organization focused on trauma-informed practices. Thuta's time in Oregon shaped him deeply through its natural beauty, progressive spirit, and the generosity of its people—especially senior citizens engaged in social justice. He concludes with the belief that individuals can be the light for others during difficult times.Alicia Turner reflects on how Burma Studies has transformed during her twenty-five years in the field. She critiques the colonial assumptions behind the idea of scholarly “objectivity” and stresses the need for researchers—both foreign and Myanmar-born—to examine their own assumptions, positionality, and embedded privileges. Stressing a “decolonized” approach, she notes the newly prominent role of young Myanmar scholars whose perspectives offer essential correctives to earlier, outsider-dominated research. Turner also argues that research undertaken during the current conflict cannot be neutral, since even seemingly apolitical fieldwork carries political consequences. In discussing Buddhism and the Western mindfulness movement, she acknowledges both its personal benefits and its distortions of Burmese traditions.Kathryn, a student researching political violence, the resistance, and the country's democratic aspirations, notes that people are contributing in diverse ways to the fight based on their circumstances. However, she wishes major resistance leadership was more grounded, similar to past leaders who remained physically embedded in public life. She stresses the need to reject rigid “us versus them” thinking by recognizing the humanity of ordinary soldiers who joined the military for survival. As a Gen Z member, she says the current youth motivation is shaped by past experiences of relative freedom during the 2010s, which offered a glimpse of a more hopeful future. She warns that the proliferation of arms can create the illusion of immunity from long-term consequences and emphasizes the need for restraint to avoid repeating global patterns where victims become oppressors.

January 30, 2026 On this episode, Scott and Mark Painter sit down with Dr. Sida Niu and Tyler Hamik, co-founders of docology, an AI-driven clinical intake and workflow automation platform. Dr. Niu explains how docology was born out of his own frustration with after-hours chart review, and how the tool now distills massive referral packets into clear, focused summaries—saving hours of prep time. Tyler shares how docology integrates with EMRs to automate front-end document intake and insurance data capture, dramatically reducing administrative overhead. They also discuss their recent selection to the AUA Innovation Nexus and invite physicians to help shape the future of the platform.Get in touch with docology:https://docologyhealth.aiTyler Hamik PRS Coding and Reimbursement HubAccess the HubFree Kidney Stone Coding CalculatorDownload NowPRS Coding CoursesFor UrologistFor APPsFor Coders, Billers, and AdminsPRS Billing and Other Services - Book a Call with Mark Painter or Marianne DescioseClick Here to Get More Information and Request a Quote Join the Urology Pharma and Tech Pioneer GroupEmpowering urology practices to adopt new technology faster by providing clear reimbursement strategies—ensuring the practice gets paid and patients benefit sooner.         https://www.prsnetwork.com/joinuptpClick Here to Start Your Free Trial of AUACodingToday.com   The Thriving Urology Practice Facebook group.The Thriving Urology Practice Facebook Group link to join:https://www.facebook.com/groups/ThrivingPractice/ 

Can we get the names right.... Hey even I struggled this week!  We have a new Region 5 alum in the broadcast booth, History made at Western Michigan, doing some jumping jacks behind the scenes at NIU. The stick drill as an XCEL dismount?  A hot mic moment we needed, way to much to mention at Utah State but we will, Denver's head coach manifests a good routine oh and did you know the events are called Elements, and an MVP i didn't expect that and more from NCAA Week 4.

Move over Labubu. Equine collectibles and keepsakes are capturing the hearts — and wallets — of consumers in the run-up to Chinese New Year.在春节临近之际，马主题收藏品和纪念品正俘获着消费者的心以及钱包。As the spirited horse — a symbol of good fortune and success in the Chinese zodiac — kicks up a wave of cultural creativity matching the magnetic appeal of the ubiquitous Pop Mart dolls, the approaching Year of the Horse is helping many shops do brisk business.随着充满活力的、在中国生肖中象征好运与成功的象征“马”掀起一股与无处不在的泡泡玛特玩偶同样具有磁性吸引力的文化创造浪潮，即将到来的马年正助力众多店铺生意兴隆。The Beijing Gongmei Group's Yuxun Jingxi store is a classic example. "We've noticed that horse-themed items boasting intricate craftsmanship, cultural stories and contextual significance are particularly popular among our customers," said Wang Jingjing, deputy general manager of the group.北京工美集团予寻景西店便是典型案例。该集团副总经理王晶晶表示：“我们注意到，那些工艺精湛、蕴含文化故事且具有时代意义的马主题商品尤其受到顾客青睐。”Cultural products such as a Ru porcelain tea pet in the form of a jade-hued horse bearing a tiny gold ingot, symbolizing "riches in a gallop", have resonated deeply with the store's customers, Wang said, adding that these items "blend ancient craftsmanship with lighthearted contemporary symbolism".王晶晶表示，诸如汝窑瓷器茶宠这类文化产品——其造型为一匹玉色骏马驮着微型金锭，寓意“财富奔腾”——深受店铺顾客喜爱。她补充道，这些作品“将古老工艺与轻松的当代象征意义巧妙融合”。Among other products that are attracting attention are horse-themed incense holders, essential oil diffusers, embroidered brooches and car fragrance. "Our customers want something that's not just beautiful to look at, but is also fun, practical and carries emotional value," she said.其他备受瞩目的产品还包括马主题香炉、精油扩散器、刺绣胸针和车用香氛。王晶晶表示：“我们的顾客想要的不仅是赏心悦目的物品，更要兼具趣味性、实用性与情感价值。”Wang drew a parallel between trendy blind-box toys, like the Labubu, and the enduring pull of zodiac culture. "Our affinity for zodiac symbols is deep-rooted. It may have been embedded in our minds since childhood, waiting to be reawakened. Once triggered, its appeal is more sustainable than the explosive popularity of any pop-up product," she said.王晶晶将拉布布等时髦盲盒玩具与生肖文化的持久魅力相提并论。她说道：“我们对生肖符号的亲近感根深蒂固，或许自幼年时便植根于心，静待唤醒。一旦被触发，其吸引力远比任何流行爆款产品的短暂热潮更为持久。”Ripple effect涟漪效应Factory floors are feeling the ripple effect of the demand for equine souvenirs in the market.工厂车间正感受到市场对马主题纪念品需求带来的连锁反应。At Huizhou Zhengming Science and Technology Co, a manufacturer based in Guangdong province that specializes in customized Tyvek-paper gifts, horse-themed orders have been rolling in since October.位于广东省的惠州正明科技有限公司是一家专业定制“特卫强”纸礼品的制造商，自十月以来，马主题订单源源不断地涌入。"The whole production line is racing against time to fulfill these orders, and we often work overtime — until 9 pm or 10 pm — to ship the orders out," said Niu Panpan, the company's business manager.公司业务经理牛盼盼（音译）表示：“整个生产线都在争分夺秒地完成这些订单，我们经常加班到晚上9点或10点才能把订单发出。”She said the company has recorded a significant year-on-year increase in orders for zodiac animal-themed products, estimating that these account for about half of their current production volume.她表示，该公司生肖主题产品的订单量同比大幅增长，预计目前这类产品约占其总产量的半数。Auspicious equine connotations in Chinese culture, including phrases such as Ma dao cheng gong, or blessing someone with immediate success, and Long ma jing shen, or evoking the tireless vigor of a mythical horse, hold a powerful sway over consumers, Niu said.牛盼盼（音译）指出，马在中华文化中蕴含的吉祥寓意——诸如“马到成功”（祝愿对方即刻成功）和“龙马精神”（唤起神话中骏马永不疲倦的活力）等成语对消费者具有强大的影响力。In Beijing's hutong, local cultural brand Jingweier Times is infusing the zodiac trend with a strong dose of capital-city flair. Their best-selling item is an intricate fu refrigerator magnet. The Chinese character symbolizes good luck and fortune.在北京的胡同里，本土文化品牌“京味儿时代”正将生肖元素与浓郁的首都风情巧妙融合。其最畅销的商品是一款精雕细琢的“福”字冰箱贴——这个汉字象征着吉祥如意。Designed in traditional papercut style, the product incorporates Beijing landmarks, such as the Palace Museum and the Temple of Heaven, as well as courtyard homes, into the strokes of the character.该产品采用传统剪纸风格设计，将故宫、天坛等北京地标建筑与四合院等元素融入汉字笔画之中。"We placed a galloping horse inside the square 'field' that forms part of the 'fortune' character fu," said Shi Dongyue, marketing director of Jingweier Times."This highlights the 'Year of the Horse' theme while carrying the blessing of 'immediate fortune'."“京味儿时代”市场总监石东岳表示：“我们在构成‘福'字的方形‘田'字格中嵌入了一匹奔腾的骏马，既突出了‘马年'主题，又承载着‘福临门'的吉祥寓意。”Shi added that their primary customers are a mix of young Beijing residents and tourists from other parts of China, who are drawn to the historical alleys where the brand's stores are located.石东岳补充道，他们的主要顾客群体由北京本地年轻居民和来自中国其他地区的游客构成，这些顾客被品牌门店所在的历史韵味深厚的胡同所吸引。Wu Liyun, a professor at Beijing International Studies University, said that for young consumers,"zodiac products carry emotional value, fulfilling a sense of both ritual and individuality".北京外国语大学教授吴丽云指出，对年轻消费者而言，“生肖产品承载着情感价值，既满足仪式感又彰显个性”。Powered by a deep cultural current and galloping popularity, it seems the horse will have the stamina to run far beyond a single season.在深厚的文化底蕴和日益高涨的人气推动下，马文化似乎拥有了超越单一季节的持久生命力。Equine/ˈiːkwaɪn/adj.与马相关的zodiac/ˈzəʊdiæk/n.生肖；黄道十二宫

As part of the celebration of the 1985-86 Ball State Men's Basketball team, 2x captain Chris Shelton joined the live radio broadcast at halftime to talk about the experience of being honored at the game vs. NIU.

Zyrga godu suocam ar latgalīšu postfolklorys grupu „Rikši”, kuri muzykā rikšoj jau 15 godu i tradicionaluos dzīsmis īlīk myusu dīnu skaniejumā – ar ritmu, ironeju i dzeivu koncertenergeju. „Folklora ir kai draudzeiba, kuru vajag kūpt, tod byus i dzeivisziņa, i gudreiba, i vierteibys pareizi sasaliks,” tai soka poši „Rikši”. Leluokuo daļa „Rikšu” sasatyka i izauga Rēzeknis bārnu i jaunīšu folklorys draugu kūpā „Vīteri”. Grupā ir 5 daleibnīki – Ēriks Zeps, Madara Broliša, Ivars Utāns, Mārcis Lipskis i Jurgis Lipskis, vysmoz 5 instrumenti i „Rikšu” jubilejis koncerts ari saucās „Vīns – pīci”. Saruna, kai poši muziki soka, ar „vacajim” „Rikšim”, kuri grupā muzicej nu pyrmsuokumu – Ēriku Zepu, Madaru Brolišu i Ivaru Utānu par dzīsmem, koncertim, kuriozim, izaicynuojumim „Rikšu” pīredzē 15 godu guojumā, i kas niu nūteik taišni postfolklorys nūzarē. Grupys nūsaukums maklāts tautysdzīsmēs. Ēriks stuosta: „Škūrsteisim tautysdzīšmu gruomotu, kaids soka stop, iz kuru vuordu truopa, tys byus. Tai liktiņs īmete, ka tei dzīsme beja „Rikšiem bērīt' es palaidu”, mes izlosom – „rikši” – jā. Tys ir koč kaids dzeivis piersts, ka tai ari vajadzēja byut.” Postfolklorys grupa „Rikši” izdavuši treis albumus: „Pa pyrmam” (2014), „Sieju sovu” (2016) i „trīp!” (2020), niu struodoj pi jauna albuma. Stuosta Madara: „Catūrtais byus taišni bārnu dzīsmis, par tū ka atguoja laiks, kod suoce dzimt bārni. Prioritatis dzeivē pasamaina, pleiliste pasamaina, suoc skanēt vysaidys bārnim interesejūšys dzīsmis, i tod saprūti, parkū mes navarim, parkū myusu bārni navarātu myusu dzīsmis klauseitīs, i tai pa druskai aizguoja.” Poši muziki palykuši nūpītnuoki, dziļuoki sovuos vierteibuos i ari humorā, soka Ivars: „Mes suocam dūmuot, tys ir mainejīs pa pīcpadsmit godim. Niu mes ejam ar pruotu ap styuri, cytaiž var sasasist.”  Runojūt kūpumā par postfolkloru Latgolā i Latvejā, Ēriks izceļ faktu, „ka Rēzeknē niu ir Tradicionaluos muzykys nūdaļa muzykys vydsškolā, tu vari vuiceitīs itū muzyku. Mums vēļ vajadzātu tautys muzykys izpiļdeišonā augstuokū izgleiteibu, kurys, dīvamžāļ, Latvejā nav. Leidz ar tū spieceiguokī jaunīši brauc iz uorzemem, i jī ir tik spieceigi, ka tur jim byus cīši daudz īspieju.  Lai kai mums ruodeitūs, ka tautysdzīsme ir koč kur Dainu skapeitī īlykta, jei ir itepat. Folklora ir dzeivisziņa, dzeivis uzskotu kūpums, latvīšu skatejums iz pasauli, iz lītom apleik, iz dobu, kaida mums ir pietate, kai mes sasarunojam vīns ar ūtru, kas ir myusu vierteibys, kas godu symtim taišni caur folkloru zeists vydā caur muotis pīnu, dzierdāts vysapleik. Mes poši naapsazynojam, ka mes asam itūs vysu vacvacmameņu i vacvactieteņu uzskotu produkts, i mes naaizbēgsim nu tuo.”  

David and Ryan react to the 2026 schedule shake-up, then dig into Georgia State's new defensive setup with Cam Clark (Duke) and John Haneline (Youngstown State)—what co-DCs could mean on game day, recruiting, and identity. On the hardwood, they ask whether the Panthers are turning a corner after a 64-point second half and an 11-threes heater, and preview the home stand vs App State and Marshall (plus a lookahead to the NIU date). There's portal and NIL reality, a kicker heading SEC-ward, and the usual fan-experience notes—all wrapped in a “Schedule Bomb” kind of week.Follow usWeb: http://stateofatlanta.comFacebook: http://facebook.com/STATEofAtlantaTwitter: http://twitter.com/STATEofAtlantaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@STATEofAtlantaSupport the showPatreon: http://patreon.com/STATEofAtlantaRock our swagMerch: http://merch.STATEofAtlanta.com

@1QLeadership Question: What exactly is the problem in college athletics? Sean Frazier, VP of Athletics and Recreation at NIU, discusses how and why the Huskies is restructured its conference affiliations, and also explores how new financial models can help sustain athletics without burdening the institution.   Frazier explains NIU's strategy to "decouple" football from its traditional all-sports conference, moving football to the Mountain West, Olympic sports to the Horizon League, and wrestling to the Pac-12 to reduce travel costs, increase media revenue, and better align regionally while maintaining academic and athletic standards   He describes the financial and strategic logic behind this model, including regional scheduling savings, expanded media markets, and using new conference affiliations to enhance both the university's athletic profile and potential academic and research partnerships   The discussion also explores private capital and private equity in college sports, distinguishing capital from equity, examining venture-capital-style investment, and emphasizing the need for entrepreneurial thinking and stronger governance to address new expenses like revenue sharing and NIL without compromising core academic values   A frequent guest on 1Q, Frazier has always thought strategically, and creatively, about the intercollegiate athletics community and how to position all involved for success. - One Question Leadership Podcast - Tai M. Brown

Episode #449: The first episode in a five-part series, these discussions were recorded at the 16th International Burma Studies Conference at Northern Illinois University, where scholars, students, researchers, and practitioners gathered for presentations, forums, roundtables, and cultural exhibitions exploring the theme “Dealing with Legacies in Burma.” Amid political turmoil and humanitarian crisis, this represented a rare space for open dialogue, and one in which Insight Myanmar was invited to record interviews with diverse attendees, produced in collaboration with NIU's Center for Southeast Asian Studies. We hope that these episodes bring listeners into the atmosphere of the conference and into conversation with those shaping the field today. The first guest, Ko A, is an academic from Rakhine State pursuing a PhD in the United States, and he reflects on Myanmar's political trajectory and the forces shaping its conflicts. Ko A turned to political science following the 2021 coup, realizing that Myanmar's crises are structural, rooted in institutions, militarized power, and historical patterns. He argues that early twentieth-century Burman ethnonationalism distorted the country's political development, and the military's alliance with Japan in World War II embedded in authoritarian tendencies. He explains that political institutions tend to retain their initial character and reinforce themselves over time. Despite the complexity and conflict, he remains optimistic, trusting that an informed younger generation and honest engagement with historical truths can guide Myanmar toward a better future. Next, Chit Wit Yi Oo discusses her work studying water and air quality, in order to understand how environmental change is affecting public health. She launched a study on groundwater that spanned Yangon to Mandalay and the southern coast, and learned that deep wells in downtown Yangon remain relatively safe, but nearby shallow wells show severe saltwater intrusion, forcing residents to rely on rainwater for drinking while using contaminated sources for daily chores. In Mandalay, meanwhile, heavy-metal contamination from textile-dye factories has polluted wells, but families continue using this water because purified alternatives are unaffordable, with doctors reporting widespread kidney disease consistent with the findings. She also warns that many of Myanmar's rivers, once safe to drink, are now polluted by mining, though rural families still depend on them out of necessity. Additionally, her research documents dramatic declines in Yangon's air quality, with PM2.5 levels far above WHO guidelines since 2016 due to rapid urbanization, post-Cyclone Nargis loss of green space, traffic, dry-season burning, and pesticide-laden crop fires. Despite systemic obstacles she faced in her own education, such as not being from an elite or military family, she sees hope in the growing Burmese diaspora of researchers and experts. She ends with a plea: “We need your support. And then please help our people, and then please listen our voices and our people.” Finally we hear from Lugyi No, a PhD student who describes how displacement, violence, and the collapse of schooling shape children's lives in today's Myanmar. “It is what it is,” he sharessadly. “You have to learn how you're going to survive out of those adverse situations.” Lugyi No sees many children exhibiting deep trauma— trembling and even fainting at loud sounds— yet also remarkable resilience, supported by...

From a couple of NIU commits at quarterback to dynamic players in the secondary, we look at the best football players in DeKalb County with the Daily Chronicle 2025 All-Area Football Team.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

Instant Gamer: C.J. Gray accounted for 2 touchdowns as Brother Rice shut out St. Rita 16-0 to win the IHSA 7A state championship at NIU's Huskie Stadium on Wednesday evening.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

Kameron McGee recorded 4 TFLs and 2 sacks, Brayden Parks had 3.5 TFLs and Javeyon Lockett totaled 10 tackles as Brother Rice shut out St. Rita 16-0 to win the IHSA 7A state football championship at NIU on Wednesday. McGee: "I think we have the best defense in the country."Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

Send a question for the boys to answer on the next podcast!The matchup we've been waiting for! Gleason vs. Finn! Rocketman Dan, Bags, and Kyle W have all the pregame info you need before our Rockets travel down to take on the Redhawks! Also tune in for the postgame recap of the beat down of NIU and updates for volleyball and both basketball teams...TOL!!

Eight weeknight games. Maction, Sun Belt, ACC, and Big Ten all collide—and Gary's got data-driven picks to keep the heater going after a 7–2 week. Using power ratings, last-four-week trends, and finishing-drives stats, we break down every edge that matters.Tuesday: Kent State vs Akron, Ohio vs Western Michigan.Wednesday: Buffalo vs Central Michigan, NIU vs UMass, Toledo vs Miami (OH).Thursday: Troy vs Old Dominion.Friday: Clemson vs Louisville, Minnesota vs Oregon.We dig into red-zone scoring, PPA margins, turnover rates, and ATS home/road splits to find real value before kickoff. Why Akron's trending up, how Western Michigan's defense can contain Ohio, why Miami (OH) thrives in MAC play, and why Troy's road record matters. Plus, can Clemson build off that win over Florida State? Can Oregon stay dominant despite injuries?

This week on Electrek's Wheel-E podcast, we discuss the most popular news stories from the world of electric bikes and other nontraditional electric vehicles. This time, that includes a new e-bike model from Tenways, California kills off its e-bike voucher program, a review of the new VMAX VX2 Hub e-scooter, Zero launches a scooter, NIU's got a new micro-car, and more. The Wheel-E podcast returns every two weeks on Electrek's YouTube channel, Facebook, Linkedin, and Twitter. As a reminder, we'll have an accompanying post, like this one, on the site with an embedded link to the live stream. Head to the YouTube channel to get your questions and comments in. After the show ends, the video will be archived on YouTube and the audio on all your favorite podcast apps: Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS We also have a Patreon if you want to help us to avoid more ads and invest more in our content. We have some awesome gifts for our Patreons and more coming. Here are a few of the articles that we will discuss during the Wheel-E podcast today: California quietly kills e-bike voucher program, funnels funds into cars instead Tenways launches new 750W all-terrain city e-bike built for comfort and range Revealed: The tiny device police use to catch illegally fast e-bikes and e-scooters VMAX VX2 Hub 33 MPH e-scooter review: Fast yet surprisingly stable – and affordable! First look at Zero Motorcycles' new electric scooter launched today LiveWire reveals more details on its new lower cost S4 Honcho electric motorcycle NIU's scooter-sized electric microcar is actually headed for production Here's the live stream for today's episode starting at 9:00 a.m. ET (or the video after 10:00 a.m. ET): https://www.youtube.com/live/T_s2w4GZe5w

The boys breakdown the upcoming first week of the midweek slate, and talk you through the final week of the Saturday season. Miami sits a perfect 4-0, but a trip to Athens looms large, Toledo hosts NIU in (non)rivalry game, and Kent State and Ball State duke it out! Who comes out on top? Get the projections from the guys on this weeks showSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"I know having a social life is pretty much out the window." DeKalb baseball and football standout Cole Latimer committed to play both sports at NIU on Monday and said he is ready for the challenge of playing both at the NCAA Division I level.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

Send a question for the boys to answer on the next podcast!Welcome back! MACtion for Toledo starts this week with a Wednesday night home match up against NIU. We've had a few more days than normal to lick our wounds after the loss against Wazzou. Tune in for all the pregame info and predictions, MAC championship hopes, and current bowl projections!Also, the boys give an update on how all of our Rockets fall sports are doing and discuss basketball news for both women's and men's teams! TOL!!

Join Jordan, Commish, Pitt Girl, Big Sky Brigit, Beth, and our VP of Podcast Production Arthur. We talk about shirtless student sections, Brian Kelly got fired, and Arthur did a terrible accent in honor of the firing. Commish and Brigit talk about their Kibbie Dome visit; Commish got on the damn roof, Beth was at the WVU game, and Pitt Girl's dad, aka Pitt Dad, attended #764 New England College vs. #765 Maine Maritime. We discuss the GRIMS first win in 51 years*, our GOTW Ball State vs NIU, Turquoise Powered Lobos, Camo Miami, Toledo/Wazzu, Wake wins by 1, Oh no Purdue, Schiano emotion, Wyoming Bronze Boot, Auburn survives, Kent State brought in another cat take Pudge's powers, Akron with so many turnover tires, South Alabama, VT Double OT win, San Diego State away from water but still wins, COMPLIMENTARY IOWA FOOTBALL, MACCoon & Ohio, UVA survives, RICE OT WINNER, UConn we thought you got it out of your system, NORTH TEXAS RECORD SET, Texas, Memphis, A&M, Nebraska is bowl eligible, TEMPLE OT WINNER, Jordan is mean to Boise State again, WISCONSIN SCORED YAY, our Blue Hose go down to OUR DAYTON FLYERS, MONMOUTH stays rolling and much, much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join Jordan, Commish, Pitt Girl, Beth, and our VP of Podcast Production Arthur. We talk about the Music City bowl's new sponsor, while watching Weekday CUSA. We preview Week 9 by discussing #765 Maine Maritime vs #764 New England College, something's got to give! Then we try to find out Sickos Committee Game of the Week, Utah State at New Mexico, Bronco's return and Turquoise, Ball State at NIU, Bronze Stalk series tied all time, Toledo at Wazzu, our helmet game of the Week - Rutgers at Purdue, we try to measure vibes of Auburn at Arkansas, BRONZE BOOT, Sunflower Showdown, FLOYD OF ROSEDALE, Nebraska stop and relax, UConn is too good for Rice, NC State at Pitt, poor Wisconsin at Oregon, DAKOTA MARKER, ANCHOR BONE, the Division 1 leading QB Punters Cornell takes on Brown, BIG SKY BANGERS (Commish could be at one of these games), Bobby Mo at St. Francis, UTRGV still undefeated at home, BLUE HOSE travel to Dayton to try to capture another area code, MARIST USE THE POWER OF THE BOUNCY CASTLE, the Monmouth Machine rolls to Hampton and much, much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hemos recopilado las voces y experiencias de los grupos que han participado en esta nueva edición de la Fira Mediterránia de Manresa y que se identifican con la recuperación actualizada del sonido popular y rural. Todas son mujeres, con una gran formación sonora pero también poética y trabajan en su territorio que cruza toda la geografía. Lila Fraysse forma parte del grupo polifónico Cocanha de Tolosa de Llenguadoc, recuperan el ritmo popular cantado en Occità y llevado a nuestros días. La percusionista y compositora Núria Andorrà, ha recogido el legado familiar de los cencerros de su abuelo pastor para recuperar más de 1000 ejemplares de toda el área rural y transformarlos en la instalación-performance "Esquellórum". La María, es la revolución del cant valencià, presenta en la Fira su último trabajo "Robina". Aída Tarrío forma parte de Tanxungueiras y hace unos años de cruzó con la mente inquieta de Raül Refree, ella que es su alma gemela desde Galicia, fomentó la creación del proyecto Gala y Ovidio, que lleva el nombre de los gemelos a los que dio a luz la poeta y escritora Rosalía de Castro. Mientras conversamos con ellas escuchamos: COCANHA- Dempuèi Auriac- Que son Auros- Colorina de Rosa; NÚRIA ANDORRÀ- NiU; LA MARIA- Estupor- Buit l’U de Plorar- Havanera Papallones; GALA I OVIDIO- Aluméame-Cara o mar.Escuchar audio

From a one-stoplight town in upstate New York to the bright lights of NCAA Division I basketball, Coach Jacey Brooks has carved her name into the game with heart, hustle, and a vision for greatness. Her rise from a small-town standout to Head Coach of Northern Illinois University's Women's Basketball team is a story of resilience, belief, and relentless drive — the kind of journey that defines SportsLifeTalk's “You Got Next.”Born and raised in Machias, New York, Jacey learned early on what it meant to earn every bucket. Graduating with just 62 classmates, she was a big dreamer in a small town — and basketball was her passport to the world. At Buffalo State College, she became a force to be reckoned with, scoring over 1,200 career points and ranking 16th in rebounds, proving that where you come from doesn't define where you can go.But her real story began after a devastating ACL injury — one that could've ended her playing days. Instead, it opened the door to a new purpose: coaching. That's when she met Coach Jim Crowley, who took a chance on her and gave her a role at St. Bonaventure — a humble $5,000-a-year job that would spark an 18-year career of building, mentoring, and leading. Jacey traded in the jersey for the clipboard and never looked back.At SUNY Cortland, she led her teams to three NCAA Tournament appearances in just three seasons, proving she had the leadership, strategy, and culture to win. Then came another bold leap — stepping away from a head coaching role to serve as Associate Head Coach at Buffalo, where she helped lead the Bulls to a WNIT Championship, knocking off powerhouse programs like Rutgers and Cleveland State along the way.That success caught the eye of Northern Illinois University, and in a whirlwind of interviews and excitement, Jacey was named the 11th head coach in NIU history. “It's surreal,” she said. “I remember walking into the Convocation Center as an opponent. Now I get to make it our home court advantage.”Since that day, she's hit the ground running — building a culture rooted in discipline, energy, and love for the game. “You're going to see a team that plays extremely hard every single night,” she promises. “We're going to compete with passion, grit, and purpose.”With a mix of seasoned veterans, fresh faces, and relentless recruits, Coach Brooks has her sights set on restoring NIU's proud tradition of women's basketball dominance. Her leadership philosophy? Simple: “Winning is hard — but nothing worth having ever comes easy.”Off the court, Jacey is as real as they come — a mentor, motivator, and role model who believes in teaching life through basketball. Whether it's breaking down film, empowering her players to find their voice, or representing women in leadership, she's redefining what it means to be a coach in today's game.In this exclusive SportsLifeTalk: You Got Next episode, hosts B Jones and Head Coach KT sit down with Coach Brooks to unpack:How a $5,000 job became the foundation for a Division I coaching careerThe challenges and triumphs of rebuilding a program from the ground upHer recruiting philosophy and the culture she's bringing to NIUHer vision for women's basketball and what “grit” really looks like

Who knew that learning how to buddy tape fingers would lead to a decades long career in Athletic Training? That is exactly where Jeff Carrico started in grade school thanks to his coach Pat Lewis. Jeff started to find his athletic training groove at LaSalle HS, (Cincinnati, OH) as their student athletic trainer and then on to Eastern Kentucky University to learn from NATA HOF athletic trainer, Dr. Bobby Barton. Work ethic and previous AT experience allow for Jeff to right to work at EKU. Working various sports but spending most of his time with Dr. Barton and Football. After getting his undergraduate degree he landed a GA position at Northern Illinois University in 1994. Carrico ended up getting hired as an assistant athletic trainer at NIU and staying until 1997. Jeff then headed to Huntington, WV to become the assistant athletic trainer at Marshall University and in 1999 he became the Head Athletic Trainer. 2007 Jeff had the opportunity to come home and become the assistant athletic director for sports medicine at the University of Cincinnati working with men's and women's basketball. Carrico then moved on to DePaul University in 2012 working with men's basketball. A 2 year stint at Central Michigan University as an associate athletic trainer with men's basketball and then finally back to EKU as the Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine until 2023.Currently Jeff is an outreach athletic trainer with UK Health Care in Lexington, KY. He recently received the Award of Merit from the Kentucky Athletic Trainers' Society and was inducted into the Marshall University Sports Medicine Hall of Fame in 2010.He resides in Richmond, KY.

Join Jordan, Commish, Pitt Girl, Lord of the Spreadsheets Kevin, Big Sky Brigit, and our VP of Podcast Production Arthur. Jordan ate all the foods at the State Fair of Texas. We attempt to preview Week 6 and determine our Sickos Committee Game of the Week. We look at the Beavers and App State's turnover problems, Miami Ohio and NIU, wonder if San Diego State can only score points at home, the Battle of the Belt, Deacons and interim bump Hokies, Clemson at UNC and Chapel Thrill's Ludacris morning concert, Army/UAB, have no idea what is going to happen in Kansas State at Baylor, BC and Pitt, the all-new GMC FIUConn, OWL VS OWL (screeching sound), and ULM at Northwestern. Then a volcano erupts in our podcast, and we get absolutely sidetracked making a restaurant, the Return to the MAC for UMass; we find ourselves absolutely intrigued by UTSA at Temple, Big Red at the Blue Hens. Hey, it's Washington vs. Maryland in the Big Ten? Get confused about the very minimal late-night CFB action; we all feel like Texas at Florida will make everyone feel bad. Big Sky Bangers, Montana at Idaho State, Montana State at NAU, huge Southland Showdowns, Nicholls at Lamar & Stephen F. Austin at UIW, West Georgia Wolves love, and much, much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join Jordan, Commish, Pitt Girl, Beth, and our VP of Podcast Production Arthur. We talk about the firing of Sam Pittman and the return of Bobby Petrino. Todd Grantham out as DC at Oklahoma State. Controversy in a Hope and Alma D3 game. Then we recap Week 5, Penn State and Oregon, Utah at West Virginia, Louisville at Pitt, intentional safety for Indiana at Iowa, our Sickos Game of the Week UCLA at NW, we read the drive chart of San Diego State 6 - NIU 3, ULM breaks the curse of the Red Wolves, the Lobos win the Enchantment Entanglement and Chile Roaster trophy, a THICC Six & Lunch in Lafayette, Commish yelling about San Jose State at Stanford when everyone else was watching other things (EXTEND FRANK REICH), Rutgers/Minnesota banger, UVA's field rush and win over FSU, Hokies with the Interim Bump win on NC State, Playoff ODU??, Bees survive the Deacons, did you know you converted as many 3rd downs as Auburn did against Texas A&M, Spinach Team of the Week, Cal Poly's big win, UIW big bounce back, 5-0 Blue Hose, Penn at Lehigh wild one, the Big Green's 50 yard bomb for the win and much much more!!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

San Diego State has now won two in a row after defeating Northern Illinois on the road. The Aztecs return home in a short week turnaround game vs Colorado State. The Rams struggled in the non-conference shedule and now are desperate to start hot in Mountain West play vs SDSU. 

The Padres will take on the Cubs in Wrigley for the Wild Card, with all games starting at noon. Jaxson Dart leads the Giants to a win vs. the Chargers in his debut. The Rams win a thriller vs. the Colts behind Matthew Stafford's big game. SDSU beats NIU in a defensive battle. Scott and Grande go to SDFC.Support the show: http://kaplanandcrew.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Padres will take on the Cubs in Wrigley for the Wild Card, with all games starting at noon. Jaxson Dart leads the Giants to a win vs. the Chargers in his debut. The Rams win a thriller vs. the Colts behind Matthew Stafford's big game. SDSU beats NIU in a defensive battle. Scott and Grande go to SDFC.Support the show: http://kaplanandcrew.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Garcia, NIU pbp voice Joins Us To Preview Aztecs Huskies

The writing is on the wall. Wrap everyone in bubble wrap and start packing for Chicago. Wasted opportunity to not win a division? Andy Garcia, NIU pbp voice Joins Us To Preview Aztecs Huskies

Ed, Rob, and Jeremy took some time from Tuesday's BBMS to talk with Maryland Head Football Coach Mike Locksley, fresh off his team's win against NIU. Up next for the Terps, a hometown matchup against Towson. What will it take for Locks' kids to defeat the Tigers?

After picking up a week one win over FAU, head coach Michael Locksley joins legendary Voice of the Terps Johnny Holliday to discuss Friday night's game against NIU. Joining coach and Johnny are Shaleak Knotts, Sidney Stewart, and Ruben Hyppolite II.

Offensive lineman Ryan Howerton joins the podcast to talk the #FreeGrandma movement and Terps football. Jordan and Mason preview the upcoming Friday night matchup against NIU.

DC crime, NIU coach comments on NIL, Subway toss arrest, Scarborough makes sense, Joe Scarborough making sense on MSNBC, crazy times. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 1 Lehi Pioneers care package Utes insider Steve Bartle What You May Have Missed Hour 2 NIU coach Hammock thinks the transfer portal is hurting the education of athletes Good: Utah Jazz schedule reveal | Jazz insider Ben Anderson 60 in 60 Watchlist Hour 3 Senior ESPN writer Don Van Natta Jr. Sports Roulette Final thoughts

NIU coach Hammock thinks the transfer portal is hurting the education of athletes Good: Utah Jazz schedule reveal | Jazz insider Ben Anderson 60 in 60 Watchlist

In the 2nd hour of today's show, the guys discuss the comments made by NIU's coach on the current landscape of college football.

The head coach of NIU had a very passionate speech regarding NIL.

Jason and Sterling talk a little more on the Rice updates, we hear from the NIU coach on NIL and get into a heated debate before playing a clip from Veach in regards to drafting Mahomes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1970, 21-year-old Donna Doll vanished from the Northern Illinois University campus. Nine days later, her body was found in a cornfield—with no signs of trauma, no shoes, and nearly six pounds of boiled potatoes in her stomach. Was it a crime of passion, a bizarre ritual, or something even stranger? In this gripping episode, we investigate one of Illinois' most chilling and baffling unsolved murders.We're telling that story tonight

Northern Illinois University Director of Steel Pan Studies, as well as Performer, Educator and Composer Liam Teague stops by to talk about his job, how he came to NIU in the 1990s, writing and arranging for steel drum ensemble, working with non-majors, and musical preparation (03:20), his musical upbringing in Trinidad & Tobago, the importance of the “University of the Panyard”, his early experiences, and how the instrument and the music for the instrument inspired its development (33:55), attaining his undergrad and masters at NIU, overcoming the challenges of being in a new country in the 1990s, and the importance of his support system (51:50), becoming a Professor at NIU and his enjoyment of the musical development of his children (01:07:00), and finishing with the Random Ass Questions, including segments on the importance of collaboration, impressions, great movies and TV shows, Trinidadian sayings, soccer, a memorably Italy performance, and being inspired by great performers in many genres (01:14:10).Finishing with a Rave on Robert Caro's The Years of Lyndon Johnson: Master of the Senate (01:42:20).Liam Teague links:Liam Teague's NIU pageLiam Teague's website“Chant” - Liam Teague“Rain Drops” - Liam Teague“Fayed to Blue” - Pangelic“A Visit to Hell” - Liam Teague (Jaden Teague-Nunez performing)Other Links:Al O'ConnorCliff AlexisYuko AsadaFame opening creditsJascha HeifetzItzhak Perlman“So What” - Miles Davis“Cherokee” - Charlie Parker“Pan in A Minor” - Lord KitchenerSymphony No. 4, Movement IV - P.I. Tchaikovsky (Steel Band version)“Feeling It” - Invaders Steel Orchestra (Arden Herbert arr.)Ellie MannetteBertie MarshallAnthony WilliamsThe Pan Am North Stars on Ed SullivanWinnifred Atwell and the Pan Am North Stars - Ivory and SteelLester Trilla Jr.Robert ChappellYuja Wang“Coffee Street” - Andy NarellSchlindler's List trailerThe Da Vinci Code trailer“Pedro Navaja” - Ruben BladesAndy Narell in South AfricaPablo PicassoSalvador DaliJonathan Scales Fourchestra - Tiny DeskRaves:The Years of Lyndon Johnson #3: Master of the Senate - Robert A. Caro

Before we can move forward with our 2025 season previews, we need to heal. In this episode, we hold our annual fan therapy session, helping the Verballerhood work through the most traumatic moments from last season. From Notre Dame's shocking loss to NIU (on a first-time visitor's birthday, no less) to the eight-overtime Georgia-Georgia Tech nailbiter, we're confronting the pain head-on.Our listeners shared their deepest college football wounds: Penn State's crushing Orange Bowl interception, Oregon's Rose Bowl shellacking, Oklahoma's punter being its best quarterback, Texas's clutch 4th-and-13 conversion, and so much more. Plus: relationship drama intersecting with Texas State and Michigan State fandom.Let's process the beautiful agony of this sport before preview season begins. Consider this your exposure therapy in advance of 2025.Timestamps:0:00 - Intro1:49 - Upcoming previews & explaining Fan Therapy7:25 - Notre Dame's loss to NIU13:25 - Florida State and Oklahoma State bottoming out14:17 - Arkansas trauma18:28 - Georgia vs Georgia Tech 8-overtime game21:53 - The Backyard Brawl (Pitt vs West Virginia)27:08 - The Calgorithm and the Cal vs Miami game30:30 - Miami football being trauma adjacent39:50 - Penn State trauma moments42:28 - Michigan State fan (and relationship) trauma44:32 - Oregon's Rose Bowl loss to Ohio State48:08 - Oklahoma's offensive trauma52:31 - Arizona State gives up a 4th & 13 in the Peach Bowl58:25 - Texas trauma via Jack Sawyer1:01:12 - Texas A&M trauma1:03:46 - Texas State losing to Sam Houston in a restarted rivalry1:06:10 - BYU's wild loss to Kansas1:06:36 - Minnesota vs North Carolina opening game trauma1:07:47 - Rutgers' schedule and struggles1:08:12 - Tulane's lost playoff opportunity1:09:04 - Quick rundown of other team traumas (LSU, Washington, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Baylor, Louisville)1:12:14 - Purdue fan trauma from Notre Dame game1:13:40 - Wrap up and preview of upcoming episodes_____A fan of our college football podcast? Leave us a rating and review, and don't forget to subscribe or follow so you don't miss any of our podcast episodes:Apple Podcasts: https://play.solidverbal.com/apple-podcastsSpotify: https://play.solidverbal.com/spotifyAmazon Music: https://play.solidverbal.com/amazon-musicOvercast: https://play.solidverbal.com/overcastPocket Casts: https://play.solidverbal.com/pocketcastsPodcast Addict: https://play.solidverbal.com/podcast-addictCastBox: https://play.solidverbal.com/castboxOur college football show is also available on YouTube. Subscribe to the channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@solidverbalLearn more about the show on our website: https://www.solidverbal.com/aboutWant to get in touch? Give us a holler on Twitter: @solidverbal, @tyhildenbrandt, @danrubenstein, on Instagram, or on Facebook. You can also find our college football podcast out on TikTok and Threads. Stay up to date with our free weekly college football newsletter: https://quickslants.solidverbal.com/subscribe.College football has been our passion since we started The Solid Verbal College Football Podcast back in 2008. We don't just love college football, we live it!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.