Podcast appearances and mentions of tyler trent

156: Hammer Down Cancer - Hope on the Horizon Purdue University is hammering down on cancer with research, fundraising and real people making a difference in pursuit of a cure.  Hope is alive. Andy Mesecar; Tony and Kelly Trent Today's Lexi:  Ελπίδα - Elpida - Hope In Today's Episode: A trip to sunny Naples, Florida for Purdue University President's Council Back-to-Class weekend proves to informative, enlightening and a ray of hope for those struggling with cancer.  Kiki shares her candid and heartfelt conversation with Dr Andrew Mesecar Department Head, Department of Biochemistry Director, Purdue Center for Cancer Research and Kelly and Tony Trent parents of Tyler Trent.  Tyler Trent, in case you do not know the name, is the former Purdue student who inspired countless sports fans with his gratitude and grace. He passed away from a rare form of bone cancer in 2019 at the age of 20 years old. According to ESPN Trent first earned the admiration of the Boilermakers football team by camping outside the stadium in September 2017 prior to the team's Big Ten home opener against No. 8 Michigan. He posed for a picture with head coach Jeff Brohm the morning of the game. Trent did not initially tell Brohm that he had spent the previous afternoon at a chemotherapy session to treat Osteosarcoma.  This fortuitous encounter propelled a new trajectory of scientific research for peds cancer at Purdue.  Learn all about the giant leaps being taken in pursuit of targeting chemo and finding a cure.  Plus, two parents, Tyler's mother and father, who now dedicate their life to cancer awareness, education, fundraising and outreach. This episode is not to be missed as we can each make a difference in our health and wellness when we look for viable solutions to change for the better. Today's Ola Kala Moment: Love Notes Resources: Purdue Cancer Institute ESPN Tyler Trent Purdue For Life GIANT LEAPS Mesecar Lab The Upset Tyler Trent Foundation Credits: Music: Spiro Dussias Vocals: Zabrina Hay Graphic Designer: Susan Jackson O'Leary  

Coach Dave Shondell discusses the win over Iowa, the loss at Indiana, the upcoming road trip to Ohio State and the enduring legacy of Tyler Trent. #BoilerUp

This show's main purpose is to showcase our local waterways and shine a spotlight on the incredibly skilled anglers in our area who often go unnoticed on the national stage. On this episode, I have a conversation with Tyler Trent. Tyler is a formidable competitor known for his success on Kerr Reservoir. Fishing against him on that lake is akin to facing the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field in January. Tyler's achievements are truly remarkable, having earned over $133,128 from MLF/FLW alone, and he has also triumphed in other prestigious tournament trails, including winning this year's CATT Championship. If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to me at fishingtheDMV@gmail.comTyler Trent Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tyler.trent.716 Jake's bait & Tackle website:          http://www.jakesbaitandtackle.com/Fishing the DMV Facebook page:        https://www.facebook.com/Arensbassin/?ref=pages_you_manage Fishing the DMV Instagram page:        https://www.instagram.com/fishingthedmv/?utm_medium=copy_linkPlaces you can listen to Fishing the DMV audio version:         https://www.buzzsprout.com/1893009 Fishing the DMV YouTube Channel:        https://youtu.be/n3c-CFvmpFg #fishing #bassfishing #fishingthedmv

In this episode of “This Is Purdue,” the podcast team is taking our listeners behind the scenes during the Purdue Institute for Cancer Research's 15th annual Challenge 5K run/walk. More than 900 runners and walkers participated in this year's Challenge, raising more than $100,000 for lifesaving cancer research.  As one of only seven National Cancer Institute-designated Basic Laboratory Cancer Centers in the U.S., the Institute for Cancer Research generated more than 150 patents during the past decade, and its members have over 40 drugs in various stages of development. More than 110 researchers across Purdue University share ideas, insights and findings to drive cancer research, with a shared goal of creating a world without cancer.  Listen as we talk to The Challenge's 2023 guests of honor, Tony and Kelly Trent, parents of the late Tyler Trent, a 20-year-old Purdue student from Carmel, Indiana, who passed away from a rare form of bone cancer in 2019.  Tony and Kelly share more about what the word “persistence” means to their family – and what it meant to Tyler – and why the research the Purdue Institute for Cancer Research conducts is so important in providing hope to cancer patients and survivors. 

Subscriber-only episodeFrom documents that were allegedly declassified by the US Government recently comes the tale of a child abducted by aliens in 1969 who was returned to his mother.  In 2022.  And he had not aged a day.  No independent source cooperate this story.  So is this an elaborate work of fiction of a successful coverup by government officials for decades?SHOW NOTEShttps://medium.com/@jason-morton40/the-shocking-truth-about-the-worlds-youngest-alien-abductee-and-a-mother-that-never-stopped-7a8f21f81214Support the show

Recent Purdue Football commit, and brother of the late Tyler Trent, Ethan Trent, joins the podcast to talk about his commitment to play football at Purdue, honoring his brother's legacy, paving his own road, and much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-25:14) –Wednesday's show opens with Dan talking about the way the Star has been covering him over the last few weeks. Plus, Dan reviews an article on Andrew Luck regarding if he should be in the ring of the honor. (25:14-39:53) –Dan brings us back from break looking back at the Scottsburg story. Plus, Dan weigh in on the controversy surrounding Charlotte Hornets     (39:53-47:11) –Hour number one concludes with Dan looking back at the Apollo 11 moon landing which took place 53 years ago today. (47:11-1:09:11) –We are joined by Kyle Grose a listener of the show who won an auction at the Tyler Trent outing to co-host the show. Kyle tells us about what he does, where he went to school and who his favorite teams are. Plus, we ask Kyle about whether or not Andrew Luck should be in the ring of honor.     (1:09:11-1:29:44) –The great Rob Dibble, 1990 World Series Pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, stops by to share his thoughts on yesterday's MLB All-Star Game. Rob also talks on the proposed changes over the next few years to the game and why he isn't a fan. Rob also shares what he loves about the state of the game right now. (1:29:44-1:33:58) –We chat more with guest host Kyle Grose to close the second hour of the show. (1:33:58-1:56:59) –The legend Jason Benetti, the Voice of the Chicago White Sox, recaps all the MLB All-Star festivities. Plus, Benetti looks at the White Sox prospects for the second half of the season. (1:56:59-2:12:23) –It's time for Biggins as are larger listeners try to answer trivia question for a t-shirt.   (2:12:23-2:20:42) –Wednesday's show ends as Dan sharing the results from the Horseshoe Indianapolis Race of the Day. Also, Dan asks show producer Jimmy Cook for the JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, guest host Kyle Grose give some shoutouts to close the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tyler Trent was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma in 2014 after what was thought to be only a broken arm after throwing a frisbee. His parents Kelly and Tony  will talk about Tyler's incredible journey which eventually became known throughout the country due to his connection to the Purdue University Football team.Attending Purdue while a freshman , Tyler and a friend decided to camp out the night before at the  football stadium before their game with Michigan. What was most unusual about this was that Tyler had just completed a chemotherapy treatment 6 hours before. When head football coach Jeff Brohm got word about what Tyler did, he visited him the next morning.That began the amazing connection that Tyler developed with the entire Purdue team, especially with starting quarterback David Blough.In 2018, as Tyler's condition worsened and he was unable to return to school, he still made his presence felt by predicting that his beloved Boilermakers would upset undefeated Ohio State in a Nationally Televised game. Purdue destroyed the Buckeyes 49-20 . Tyler attended the game despite being very sick the week leading up to kickoff, and he was really the star of the night.Sadly, Tyler passed away less than 3 moths later. His legacy however, will continue for many years to come.  

Today's Best of Features: (0:00-26:44) – Tyler Trent's father Tony Trent joins the program to talk on The Tyler Trent Foundation, the legacy of his son, and the fundraising for pediatric cancer research that the foundation does throughout the year and at their annual golf outing. (26:45-48:03) – The head coach of Purdue football Jeff Brohm looks back on the Tyler Trent Game when Purdue upset Ohio State and the relationship he and Purdue had with Tyler Trent. Coach Brohm also talks on how the summer is going for Purdue football and expectations for this season. Also. Coach shares if he's changed anything about his recruiting and coaching styles in regard to NIL. (48:04-1:01:40) – Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly joins the show to share how the offseason has gone and where his expectations are for the 2022 campaign. Plus, Ryan shares how he became involved with The Tyler Trent Foundation and the impact the Kelly's and the Trent's have had on one another. Later, Ryan shares how he gets ready for training camp each year. (1:01:41-1:12:27) – Purdue quarterback Aidan O'Connell joins the program to receive some praise and roses from Dan as DD shares his Aidan O'Connell for Heisman campaign. Plus, Aidan take us through his journey to Purdue and how he became the starter for the Boilermakers.   (1:12:28-1:19:29) – Colts playmaking running back Nyheim Hines stops by to share what he's been doing in the offseason to this point. Dan also talks with Hines about his fantasy football stock and so many fans wanting him on their team.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(0:00-26:44) – The week begins with Dan LIVE from The Tyler Trent Foundation Golf Outing to raise money for pediatric cancer research. Dan has Tyler Trent's father Tony Trent to share what the event is all about and the importance of cancer research. (26:45-39:54) – We return from break with a look at today's top headlines including the Warriors tying the NBA Finals 1-1.    (39:55-46:51) – The first hour ends with Dan remind folks about The Tyler Trent Foundation Golf Outing and gave his thoughts on the NBA Finals Pre/Half/Postgame crew with ESPN. (46:52-1:08:12) – The head coach of Purdue football Jeff Brohm looks back on the Tyler Trent Game when Purdue upset Ohio State and the relationship he and Purdue had with Tyler Trent. Coach Brohm also talks on how the summer is going for Purdue football and expectations for this season. Also. Coach shares if he's changed anything about his recruiting and coaching styles in regard to NIL. (1:08:13-1:21:49) – Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly joins the show to share how the offseason has gone and where his expectations are for the 2022 campaign. Plus, Ryan shares how he became involved with The Tyler Trent Foundation and the impact the Kelly's and the Trent's have had on one another. Later, Ryan shares how he gets ready for training camp each year. (1:21:50-1:31:14) – Hour number two ends with Dan talking about his desire to go see the new Top Gun movie. Plus, more of the postgame comments from Warriors-Celtics Game 2 in the NBA Finals.   (1:31:15-1:42:01) – Purdue quarterback Aidan O'Connell joins the program to receive some praise and roses from Dan as DD shares his Aidan O'Connell for Heisman campaign. Plus, Aidan take us through his journey to Purdue and how he became the starter for the Boilermakers.   (1:42:02-1:49:03) – Colts playmaking running back Nyheim Hines stops by to share what he's been doing in the offseason to this point. Dan also talks with Hines about his fantasy football stock and so many fans wanting him on their team.    (1:49:04-1:57:35)– Monday's show ends with Dan asking show producer Jimmy Cook for today's edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Dan chats with former Purdue basketball player Kelsey Barlow stops by to chat with about a book that he wrote and update us on playing ball overseas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This podcast is the third and final part of the Evolution series. This part 3 podcast discusses the evolution of TOC or Total Organic Carbon. Part 1 discussed ICP - Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectrometers Part 2 covered Mercury Analyzers The podcast covers the following: History of TOC Markets and Applications How TOC instruments impact our day-to-day lives Our guest speaker is Tyler Trent with who the Elemental Marketing Manager at Teledyne Tekmar. For more information on TOC visit - https://www.teledynetekmar.com/products/total-organic-carbon-(toc) To learn more about the Theory of TOC visit - https://www.teledynetekmar.com/prods/TOC/Pages/TOC-Theory.aspx

Former Purdue and NFL star Jim Everett talks Tyler Trent, induction into the Indiana FB Hall of Fame and much more in this candid 30-minute interview. Everett speaks honestly about what he learned from his Purdue experience, and also many of the issues facing college sports today. 

Men of Mackey GM Ryan Kay and Coach Ryne Smith join the podcast to talk about this year's version of the Men of Mackey TBT team preparing for this year's tournament, the roster, playing for Tyler Trent, and more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-26:35) – Dan is live from the 1st Annual Tee Off for Tyler Charity Golf Outing to celebrate the legacy of Tyler Trent & the Tyler Trent Foundation's ongoing mission to support cancer research for all those in the fight against cancer across the globe. Additionally, Dan shares formally that he has had an amicable split with ESPN and will not be returning this season. Dan's aim is to stress the truth of why he is leaving ESPN so that nobody else can misconstrue it. Later, Dan gives his thoughts on recent comments from Jalen Rose and Jay Williams. Also, Dan give his thoughts on the Indiana Pacers hiring Rick Carlisle as their next head coach. (26:36-35:39) – Dan is joined by Kelly and Tony Trent, the parents of Tyler Trent, who talk on the incredible story and legacy of their son and the continued mission of supporting cancer research by The Tyler Trent Foundation. (35:40-46:31) – Kelly and Tony Trent return to the program to close out the final hour by sharing stories from during his fight against cancer and what the emotions were like during the Tyler Trent Game where Purdue upset Ohio State at West Lafayette. (46:32-1:06:28) – The head coach of Purdue football Jeff Brohm joins the show to talk on his relationship with Tyler Trent, the Tyler Trent game against Ohio State, the impact Tyler had on the team and Purdue as a whole, and the lasting legacy Tyler left behind. Coach Brohm also talks on how the Boilermakers handled their season amid the Covid-19 pandemic and what fans can expect from the team this season. (1:06:29-1:20:53) – Dan shares more on the Pacers hiring Rick Carlisle and what he wants to see from the team moving forward. Later, Dr. Jamie Renbarger, IU research and one of the many doctors that cared for Tyler Trent during his battle. Dr. Renbarger also talks on the treatment available for those diagnosed with osteosarcoma bone cancer and why it's so important for donors to help in the mission for continued cancer research.   (1:20:54-1:28:29) – Club GM and COO of Bridgewater Golf Club Mike Gardner stops by to share why they chose to partner with the Tyler Trent Foundation and what it means to be able to host the 1st Annual Tee Off for Tyler Charity Golf Outing. (1:28:30-1:52:68) – Standout cornerback Kenny Moore of the Indianapolis Colts stops by to take us through his mentality when he steps on the field, what it's like playing against tough physical wide opponents, and how he can tell when an opponent doesn't want anything to do from him. Kenny also takes us through the mentality the team had pushing through last season amid the Covid-19 pandemic.     (1:52:59-2:08:08) – The talented Ryan Kelly, Center for the Indianapolis Colts, stops by to talk on why he wanted to get involved with the 1st Annual Tee Off for Tyler Charity Golf Outing and how the offseason has been treating him. Plus, Dan continues to stress the importance of not texting and driving. Also, Jack Doyle calls in to share how his team his doing during the golf outing. (2:08:09-2:22:30) – Monday's show closes with Dan reminding listeners to help The Tyler Trent Foundation's mission to raise money for cancer research. Plus, Dan asks show producer Jimmy Cook for today's edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Later, Dan talks on Scottie Pippen's comments on Phil Jackson and thanks everybody for a great show today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-19:41) – Dan is joined by Kelly and Tony Trent, the parents of Tyler Trent, who talk on the incredible story and legacy of their son and the continued mission of supporting cancer research by The Tyler Trent Foundation. Also, Kelly and Tony share stories from Tyler's fight against cancer and what the emotions were like during the Tyler Trent Game where Purdue upset Ohio State at West Lafayette. (19:42-30:48) – The head coach of Purdue football Jeff Brohm joins the show to talk on his relationship with Tyler Trent, the Tyler Trent game against Ohio State, the impact Tyler had on the team and Purdue as a whole, and the lasting legacy Tyler left behind. Coach Brohm also talks on how the Boilermakers handled their season amid the Covid-19 pandemic and what fans can expect from the team this season. (30:49-54:43) – Standout cornerback Kenny Moore of the Indianapolis Colts stops by to take us through his mentality when he steps on the field, what it's like playing against tough physical wide opponents, and how he can tell when an opponent doesn't want anything to do from him. Kenny also takes us through the mentality the team had pushing through last season amid the Covid-19 pandemic.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We start the show talking about the recent announcement of the inaugural Tyler Trent Foundation Charity Golf Outing coming on June 28. Established in 2019, The Tyler Trent Foundation is dedicated to continuing Tyler's mission to support cancer research and honoring his memory by improving the lives of others who are challenged by the same […]

Former Purdue football player and future NFL draft pick Rondale Moore joins the podcast to talk about his Purdue career, friendship with Tyler Trent, and draft preparations.

The Tyler Trent showdown aka Indians vs Redheads. Ted Cruz tracks down the source of the Texas energy crisis in Cancun. Chris Harrison loves Antebellum parties. Why Phil thinks we need racists. Critical Race Theory applies to ancient aliens too. NASA Perseverance. Recycling again? Utah Jazz and more. Don't even worry about the awkward intro bro.Devin hosted. Boulter, Jake, Jeff, Mike, Phil, Trent, & Tyler were there too.You can find us on americanforked.com. Donate to help support the show at patreon.com/americanforked. Rate us on iTunes and Apple Podcasts. Send an email to info@americanforked.com with a screenshot of your review and we'll send you a special gift.

The Tyler Trent showdown aka Indians vs Redheads. Ted Cruz tracks down the source of the Texas energy crisis in Cancun. Chris Harrison loves Antebellum parties. Why Phil thinks we need racists. Critical Race Theory applies to ancient aliens too. NASA Perseverance. Recycling again? Utah Jazz and more. Don't even worry about the awkward intro bro. Devin hosted. Boulter, Jake, Jeff, Mike, Phil, Trent, & Tyler were there too. You can find us on americanforked.com. Donate to help support the show at patreon.com/americanforked. Rate us on iTunes and Apple Podcasts. Send an email to info@americanforked.com with a screenshot of your review and we'll send you a special gift.

Volleyball Head Coach Dave Shondell joins the podcast to talk the new season that is underway, challenges of the pandemic, family, social media, pizza, Tyler Trent, and more!

Episode #67 of the Dub Jellison Podcast with former Purdue Football Captain and former San Francisco 49ers Safety, Jake Thieneman! During Ep. #67, Dub and Jake discussed: - The charity work he did near the beginning of the pandemic surrounding ventilators. - The digital marketing company he and his business partner started. - His experiences in the NFL with the Giants, Colts and 49ers - Richard Sherman welcoming him to the league and his relationships with veterans including former Purdue running back Raheem Mostert. - His journey from being a walk-on at Purdue to becoming a team captain by the end of his career. - Playing both high school and college football alongside his brother Brennan - Advice he would give to walk-ons that are coming into college now. - The transition from Darrell Hazell to Jeff Brohm and the culture change that followed. - The impact that the late Tyler Trent had on him and the team during his senior season. Follow Jake on social media!  Instagram: @jakethesnake_41 Twitter: @jaket_41 Follow the podcast and Dub on Instagram! @dubjellisonpodcast @dubjellison Link to streaming version of the podcast, social media and more via the DJP Linktree page! https://linktr.ee/dubjellisonpodcast Like, subscribe and share with your friends!

Purdue Football Head Coach Jeff Brohm joins the podcast to talk about a bizarre off-season, preparations for the season ahead, family, the XFL, Tyler Trent, and more!

2020 Tyler Trent Scholarship recipient Kamyrn Dehn shares her story of overcoming life-long pain and adversity in her pursuit of a Purdue education, finding answers and hope, where she's at in her studies and more!

Continuing our "Talking Faith With..." series, Pastor Jeff sits down with Jason Wilson and Tyler Trent to talk about the bullseye of our faith: Jesus.  He is the center.  

2017 Purdue graduate and friend of Full Steam Ahead host Adam Bartels, Trevor Peters joins the podcast to talk about his time at Purdue, his young career, and the many connections, including Tyler Trent, that have brought the two of us together.

Former Purdue Basketball player, and current coach of the Men of Mackey Purdue Alumni TBT Team Ryan Smith, along with GM Ryan Kay talk about putting the team together, breaking down the roster, preparations for the games, Tyler Trent, and so much more!

The Matt Jones Podcast has relaunched in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The opening week continues with another one of Matt's longtime friends, Gregg Doyel. The former CBS Sports writer and current columnist for the Indianapolis Star discussed how he's evolved as a writer through his own personal growth. Highlights:-- Is Gregg now a homer?-- Worry no-more worksheets.-- Is empathy for everyone a noble characteristic?-- Doyel's relationship with the late Tyler Trent.-- How does one transition from tearjerkers to the Colts' QB competition?-- Why is Indiana perpetually terrible at basketball? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Darren Penley, Jason Wilson, and Tyler Trent sit down and talk about growing up in and out of church in the 90's and beyond.  From touring the world in bands like Brainiac and Mona, eating dinner with Rock and Roll legend Rick Rubin, and navigating tricky returns to faith, this episode has it all. 

On this episode of the Healthcare Triage podcast, Aaron is talking to Dr. Karen Pollok and Dr. Jamie Renbarger about their research into the treatment of osteosarcoma and other pediatric cancers using personalized medicine. You'll learn about the development of cell lines and creation of models that can be used to battle cancers. We'll also hear about the experiences of one patient, Tyler Trent, who wondered about how the tissues he contributed to the research were used, and whose curiosity and willingness to share what he learned with the public has helped raise awareness of this kind of treatment.    The Healthcare Triage podcast is sponsored by Indiana University School of Medicine whose mission is to advance health in the state of Indiana and beyond by promoting innovation and excellence in education, research and patient care. IU School of Medicine is leading Indiana University's first grand challenge, the Precision Health Initiative, with bold goals to cure multiple myeloma, triple negative breast cancer and childhood sarcoma and prevent type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease.

Assistant Pastor, Tyler Trent, takes us on a light-speed journey of the Gospel of John revealing 5 truths about God's Revolutionary Love.

Join IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel and host Derek Schultz discuss Colts, Tyler Trent, Victor Oladipo and college hoops. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We dive into your weekend with great news about the cancer cells Tyler Trent donated. GM putting more temp workers back to full-time. BACON Fest hits Indy and so does the chance for ice and snow. Subscribe to the podcast today. Thanks to YMCA, Hand in Hand Adult Daycare, Better Homes & Gardens First Realty Group.

Tony and Kelly Trent, parents of Tyler Trent, talk about Tyler's heroic battle with bone cancer. Tyler received his second diagnosis of bone cancer when he was a high school senior. Despite his treatment, he enrolled as a freshman at Purdue and lived his life to the full, cheering on the Boilermakers, until his death in 2018. Show Notes and Resources ESPN interview with Tyler Trent in 2018.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgBGwtk3qZY Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network.  https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/ Have the FamilyLife Today® podcast and resources helped you?  Consider becoming a Legacy Partner, a monthly supporter of FamilyLife. https://www.familylife.com/legacy

Tony and Kelly Trent reflect on the difficult cancer journey of their son, Tyler, one of the biggest fans the Purdue Boilermakers ever had. Tyler loved the Lord and had a fascination for sports statistics. At the age of 15, Tyler was diagnosed with bone cancer, but pressed on, despite the challenging treatment. Show Notes and Resources ESPN interview with Tyler Trent in 2018.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgBGwtk3qZY Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network.  https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/ Have the FamilyLife Today® podcast and resources helped you?  Consider becoming a Legacy Partner, a monthly supporter of FamilyLife. https://www.familylife.com/legacy

Join IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel and host Derek Schultz discuss Colts, Tyler Trent, Victor Oladipo and college hoops. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's the answer to a life full of anxiety and stress?! It's the Peace that only comes from God. Assistant Pastor, Tyler Trent, suggests it's the antidote to our worry.

Host Adam Bartels takes the Full Steam Ahead Podcast on the road, and catches up with Purdue President Mitch Daniels on campus in this latest episode as we discuss wrapping up the year long celebration of 150 Years #TakeGiantLeaps this past weekend at Homecoming, food delivery robots, continued campus growth, Tyler Trent, Purdue's sports gambling policy, and more!

There are some interviews that make you step back and take a deep breath. That’s how I felt before picking up the phone to speak with Kelly Trent, the mother of Tyler Trent — a young man many became familiar with in 2018 when his battle with cancer went public. It wasn’t his plan to make it so, but his invigorating spirit and zest for life couldn’t be contained. Tyler became known as a Purdue superfan, as he decked out for Purdue football games even as he was extremely sick with Osteosarcoma. The team took notice of him — but it wasn’t just the fandom. Tyler’s faith was a tangible part of his life, establishing his hope in something greater than this world. When he received a second diagnosis of cancer after being in remission for two years, he decided this time around would be worth something. It was then he began a journey towards raising millions for cancer research, offering hope for others battling this awful disease and finding strength and resilience in the people around him, God and the things he loved most in life. To say it was a privilege to speak with the incredible woman who raised Tyler would be an understatement. Kelly took the time to share her heart with me, walk listeners through Tyler’s cancer journey and talk to us about what it means even though he ultimately lost is life in early 2019. It can be hard to comprehend how someone walks through the sickness and death of a child. It can be hard to understand how they continue to rely on God when everything feels like its falling apart. Listen is as Kelly talks about how her family — and Tyler — accomplished this even as death stood at their door. What we talked about: * The Upset by Tyler Trent* When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi* Tyler receiving the ESPN award* Streams in the Desert book* Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy by Mark Vroegop* Nothing is Wasted Ministries (we didn’t talk about this, but it is a good resource for those going through many kinds of grief) Connect with Kelly: * Facebook* Twitter* Instagram Recent Episodes: * Achieving Impossible Dreams: The Atlantic’s Elaina Plott on the Record* Hospitality and Loving Others Well: Leslie Verner’s Beautiful Call* Combatting Lies Women Believe: Lisa Graft’s Inspiring Vision

John Driver had the privilege of writing a book with Tyler Trent. When Tyler was 15, he was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of bone cancer. When he was a 20 year old student at Purdue, he had beaten the cancer and had it return multiple times. At Purdue, his love for life, football, and the Lord became apparent and would soon be known by people around the world. Tyler became an honorary Purdue team captain. His story went viral on ESPN and his prediction of Purdue's upset over highly ranked Ohio State became a metaphor for Tyler's life. Stricken with cancer, barely able to move or speak, Tyler showed the world that, in Christ, when we are weak, He is strong. John Driver shares his perspective of Tyler's life as a pastor and author and as one of many who was inspired by Tyler's life. Show Notes and Resources Audio clips of Tyler Trent provided by John Driver.  Learn more about John Driver. http://johndriver.com/about/ Learn more about Tyler Trent's book "The Upset" (with John Driver). https://www.tylertrentbook.com/ Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network. Your generous support of FamilyLife helps create podcasts like Unfavorable Odds. https://donate.familylife.com/unfavorable-odds/

On this week's episode of the @fieldtothereal podcast, Stephanie and Jarrett debate #whosreallyright in the Antonio Brown drama. The duo also discusses the best/worst performances by Week 1 NFL QB's and biggest surprises/disappointments of this young NFL seasons. The pair end with spotlights Warrick Dunn (#ontothereal) and Tyler Trent (#fieldgoodfinalthought). Tune in each Friday at 4pm on all DSP's and Monday's at noon on YouTube!

David Pollack checks in with Kevin Negandhi from Austin, the site of College GameDay, for LSU-Texas (1:26). They discuss how important the opposing QB's are to the progress of their programs, what a win would mean to each and what position group is the most important in deciding the outcome. David shares wants to learn from Week 2 (9:38), including why Clemson has a lot to prove (17:20). Plus, father of the late Tyler Trent, Tony, joins Kevin to discuss what Purdue is doing to honor his son this weekend (30:57).

David Pollack checks in with Kevin Negandhi from Austin, the site of College GameDay, for LSU-Texas (1:26). They discuss how important the opposing QB's are to the progress of their programs, what a win would mean to each and what position group is the most important in deciding the outcome. David shares wants to learn from Week 2 (9:38), including why Clemson has a lot to prove (17:20). Plus, father of the late Tyler Trent, Tony, joins Kevin to discuss what Purdue is doing to honor his son this weekend (30:57).

Tony and Kelly Trent, along with Trevor Peters join the podcast to talk Tyler Trent, highlighting this weekend's Hammer Down Cancer game events, as well as talk last weekend's game against Nevada, this weekend's game against Vanderbilt, and more!

When life is wrapped up in the wrongdoings and shortcomings, nothing is good enough. Turn your day around with a kind heart.  Nothing turns into something. Good becomes great. Falls becomes learned lessons. Desire to be supported and encourage by other like-minded women? Join us at Women of IMPACT. http://bit.ly/WomenofIMPACT As much as that sounds good, how much of it is put into practice in your life? A kind heart. It's easier said than done. However, your life can make a drastic turn for something much greater. "A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles." ~ Washington Irving (American Short Story Writer) Where do you need smiles in your life? Life is hard. Tough decisions are made daily. Some even critical. Watching the Ohio State vs. Purdue football game, I was taken by a young man, Tyler Trent --- a young man battling terminal cancer. You could go into the "why" questions and wonder how such a young boy (age of 15 when he was first diagnosed) could get such a horrible disease. But when you listen to his heart, it's full of kindness and compassion. A love for life, even in the toughest days. All of us are fighting battles, some that tear us up like cancer and threaten our lives; and others are battles that have consequences, just not so drastic. When life seems to hurl struggles, battles, wars, and enemies directly at you, live with a kind heart. The K.I.S.S. ~ Be kind! God reminds us to.... "Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you." ~ Ephesians 4:32 Are you carrying around baggage that needs to be discarded? Who do you need to forgive? What do you need to move away from so you can move toward what God is showing you? "Do not let kindness and truth leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on the tablet of your heart." ~ Proverbs 3:3 As I watched Tyler speak to the ESPN commentator, you could see his heart filled with kindness and compassion. He has every right to be angry at the world, and some would argue even against God. But that was not him. Tyler Trent thrust in the spotlight because of something he never asked for, yet consumed with hope, kindness, and compassion. Wear a kind heart today!  Ask God to reveal the areas where your heart is decaying. And then ask for His strength to remove it and replace it with kindness. "Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see." ~ Mark Twain "A kind heart...your beacon of light."   TAKE A.I.M. ~ Action Ignites Motivation  - This is a complimentary (FREE) coaching call with me. You will be able to discuss your specific situation and gain tools and strategies to move you forward. Live. Love. 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Fan favorite and Purdue Basketball great Chris Kramer talks injury rehab, his overseas career, faith and family, Tyler Trent, Purdue basketball and more!

Host Adam Bartels is joined by Gold and Black Publisher Alan Karpick to recap what was said by Coach Jeff Brohm and the players at B1G Media Days, and what Purdue fans can expect to see on the field this Fall. Topics discussed include low number of seniors on roster, reliance on youth, QB depth chart, Rondale Moore effect, and Tyler Trent's impact on the program.

In episode 4, FOX59/CBS4's Adam Bartels talks with Purdue President Mitch Daniels, discussing the highlights from 2018-19 academic year, future projects in the works, Tyler Trent, and excitement surrounding success in athletics.

In part three of our continuing conversation, Tony and Kelly Trent discuss the Tyler Trent book, and the impact is already having on those who have read the book.

In this episode, we continue our conversation with Tyler Trent's parents, Tony and Kelly, discussing what life has been like since Tyler's passing, and how they have stayed connected to Purdue University.

In the inaugural episode of the Full Steam Ahead Podcast, host Adam Bartels talks with Tyler Trent's parents, Tony and Kelly, in part one of three, on Tyler's life and how he earned the title, 'Purdue Superfan'

On today’s show, Jonnie has to decide between allergies and depression, John meets a giant, and Jonnie doesn’t understand weather ⛅️.  Also, the boys welcome in Tyler Trent’s parents, Tony and Kelly, to discuss his life, illness, and ongoing legacy. This episode is NOT sponsored by Windows®️: “Hey, look out!”

Michelle McMahon from BTN (Big Ten Network) and the Chicago Blackhawks coverage on NBC Sports Chicago stops by and visits with Kate and D.J. She talks about being a college athlete and a student at the University of Michigan, getting into TV and taking a big risk in order to do so, her stops at NHL Network, and the Carolina Hurricanes before heading back to Chicago to work at BTN and for the Chicago Blackhawks. Towards the end, the conversation takes a serious turn as she discusses meeting the late Purdue student, Tyler Trent and how he made such an impact on her in just a couple of brief visits. Finally, Kate finishes off the show with her Five (or seven) Fun Fast Facts!

Kyle Kline shares fun, free, and engaging ways to create virtual reality content. Poly.Google: https://poly.google.com/ Indianapolis Zoo Tour: https://poly.google.com/view/90AMI1t4yHA Google Tour Builder: https://vr.google.com/tourcreator/ Kyle's Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrKline_EdTech Robbie Grimes: https://twitter.com/robbiegrimes J. Kyle Beimfohr:https://twitter.com/kbeimfohr We are both Purdue and Tyler Trent fans. You're helping Purdue take its next giant leap—for a better world. https://secure.ud.purdue.edu/s/1461/campaign/give.aspx?sid=1461&gid=1010&pgid=3175&cid=7440&bledit=1&sort=1&dids=5504.35&appealcode=15813 Please Subscribe to this YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/BfUihVrVxPQ Seth’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/SethPonder Seth’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-ponder109/ Seth’s Website: https://www.sethponder.com Seth’s Email: sethtponder@gmail.com EdTechHeroes Website: https://www.edtechheroes.com I am always looking for new guests, please contact me on Twitter or email. Thanks for watching.

Episode #204: Chuck talks with NAMIC's Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs Neil Alldredge about how to make the most of your mutual membership. They discuss how your involvement with NAMIC can strengthen your company and increase the impact of our industry.

And we’re BACK! On today’s show, Jonnie explains gift card math, John falls down in his underwear (and Jonnie tries to make a sermon illustration out of it), and the boys try not to jinx the Vols.  Also, John fills us in on his latest book projects, including “The Upset”, with Tyler Trent. Plus, we answer YOUR questions from Facebook and Twitter!  Today’s episode is sponsored by Monopoly™️: “The family game that makes you hate your family.”

Brian and Ian dig down into the faith of deceased college football fan Tyler Trent. They discuss how church should be like a family and how even one's own backyard can become a mission field. Plus advice from an atheist to evangelicals and a story involving sharks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Four-year Purdue QB David Blough joined the show and paid tribute to his good friend Tyler Trent, discussed the ups and downs of his development under center with the Boilermakers and gave an inside look at key points in his career. (3:50-46:00) Then, BTN researcher Harold Shelton joined the show for his Stat Head segment to wrap up the 2018 college football discussion and take stock of the 2018-19 Big Ten basketball season. (47:30-end)

The girls are back with the ultimate college football post season recap episode. Emily and Kaleigh capped the CFB season by covering the National Championship, including the Alabama-Clemson media day with champion professional eater Joey Chestnut.[Check out that full story here.](https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/on-media-day-clemson-alabama-players-eat-up-a-visit-from-joey-chestnut/ar-BBRSHje)After Clemson's crazy 44-16 upset over the Crimson Tide at Levi Stadium Monday night, the girls set up the Sideline Sass Podcast in the National Championship Media Hospitality suite and welcomed guests from all walks of media life to come on and talk about their championship game experience and analysis.First, the girls chat with ESPN senior writer and Sideline Sass favorite Arash Markazi who talked about his favorite parts of championship weekend. Markazi, a BIG Sideline Sass podcast fan, broke down his thoughts on the environment as well as both passionate fan bases. He also talked about how this year's game compared to other games and events he has covered.Then the girls were joined by Sideline Sass veteran, CBS senior writer Jerry Palm. Kaleigh and Emily talked to Palm about his time in the Bay Area and the overall downtown San Jose experience. Palm also talked about the parts of the championship game that surprised him the most and what the difference makers for Clemson were. He also talked about his beloved Purdue Boilermakers and the impact that Tyler Trent had on the entire Purdue community. Finally, the girls welcomed two young up and coming sports journalists/photographers, Amy McKenna and Kim Montuoro - both girls are students at Clemson working for university outlets. Emily befriend the pair at the Cotton Bowl when Clemson defeated Notre Dame before heading to the Bay Area for the National Championship game. Both Kim and Amy discuss what it was like being part of such an amazing season and how it compares to past Clemson seasons. They also filled Emily and Kaleigh in on the championship parade, which will take place in Clemson on Saturday and assured them it will be an extremely good time for the entire community.As always, don’t forget to follow the show on all our social media profiles: @sidelinesasss on Instagram @sidelinesasss on Twitter and Sideline Sass on Facebook. And don’t forget to check out the website where audio, video and written sass converge at www.SidelineSasss.com.Also follow Emily on her handle @Emilnem on both Instagram and Twitter and Kaleigh on her handle @misskrish on Twitter and @kakes88 on Instagram. Follow Arash on Twitter and Instagram at @ArashMarkazi. Follow Jerry Palm on Twitter at @jppalmcbs. Follow Kim Montuoro on Twitter at @kmontuoro13 and on Instagram at @montuoro13. And follow Amy McKenna on Twitter and Instagram at @AmyCMcKenna.

Conner and Chris discuss the passing of Tyler Trent, the commitment of David Bell, the future of Purdue football, and how the youth movement might look next year. Also they recap the non conference slate for basketball and look ahead at the schedule for B1G play.

IndyStar columnist joined Sean to discuss how Chris Ballard and Frank Reich have worked together to turn the Colts around quicker than expected, when it was apparent than Andrew Luck would return to his old self, what the mood was like in Indianapolis after Josh McDaniels backed out of the head coaching job and the impact Tyler Trent had on Purdue and the community.

It’s a special season-ending edition of the podcast, wherein we do discuss the end of 2018 football but also spend the first half remembering our friend, Tyler Trent.

KJR's own midday co-host and former Seahawk Cliff Avril has insights on tomorrow's playoff game, and a few thoughts on the passing of Tyler Trent. For the first time this year, it's the best audio from around sports on Fun with Audio. Bill Walton wants Barack Obama to be the next UCLA coach. Kawhi Leonard is showered in boos, and is Dak Prescott better than Russell Wilson? Textimonials with thoughts on the Hawks.

KJR's own midday co-host and former Seahawk Cliff Avril has insights on tomorrow's playoff game, and a few thoughts on the passing of Tyler Trent. For the first time this year, it's the best audio from around sports on Fun with Audio. Bill Walton wants Barack Obama to be the next UCLA coach. Kawhi Leonard is showered in boos, and is Dak Prescott better than Russell Wilson? Textimonials with thoughts on the Hawks.

Happy New Year and Happy Friday! We are joined by Brian all show today! We begin the show on a serious note as we discuss the passing of Tyler Trent, a Purdue super fan that helped impact the discussion and research for cancer (0:00). Then we dive into the local portion of the show starting with the huge victory Kentucky Football had over Penn State getting their first 10 win season since 1978 (5:00)! We also talk about Snell's and Allen's future in the NFL and take a look at BBN Basketball vs Alabama. Next we talk about NKU losing their matchup vs Oakland (25:25). Then we discuss who the next coach of the Bengals should be (27:39)! We come back from a break and review our College Football Picks from last week (45:57) and then give our NFL Wildcard Round picks, which leads to a very interesting event between the two hosts (1:22:00). We wrap it up with Brian giving himself a pat on the back as we send you into the weekend! Have a great weekend and remember Join the Debate by calling or texting (513) 788-1490! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/doubletechnical/support

Auburn football defeats to Purdue in the final game of the 2018 season. Auburn football for the 2018 continues! AJ Richardson and Ben King review the Tigers bowl game against the Purdue Boilermakers. Auburn dominated Purdue by the score of 63-14 on the road in Nashville, TN. Auburn put together its best offensive performance of the year under the leadership of Gus Malzahn. Tyler Trent, the late  Purdue fan and cancer patient, was able to attend, inspiring us all with his courage. All this and more on this episode of No Huddle, covering Auburn football for 2018. Listener Feedback: Which player stood out to you the most for the Auburn vs. Purdue game? Reminders: Want to join the team? Email us at the address below. Remember to check out other shows on the network. Join us for E2C Live: Auburn Fan Chat- 8 ET/ 7 CT on Facebook Live every Monday night! Listener Feedback and Connection: Subscribe: iTunes, Google Play, and all other podcatchers. Please leave reviews there. Connect with podcast: See links below. Website: www.e2cnetwork.com Email: e2cnetwork@gmail.com Twitter: twitter.com/E2C_Network Facebook: www.facebook.com/E2CNetworkAU Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCAZwqXc8I3H7s8ocuCaM7fg Support the shows: http://www.e2cnetwork.com/support/ Teepublic Store: https://www.teepublic.com/user/e2cnetwork Thank you to the Auburn Uniform Database! As always thank you to E2C Network and Auburn family for tuning in every week! War Eagle! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/e2c-network/support

Journal & Courier Purdue insiders Nathan Baird and Mike Carmin discuss the impact and legacy of the late Tyler Trent. Also, where Boilermaker basketball stands as Big Ten play resumes Thursday against Iowa.

Terwijl Neal op vakantie is, praten Rob Pouw en Lars Leeftink je bij over Bowl Season in het college football. De halve finales van de playoffs worden besproken, er wordt vooruitgeblikt op de finale tussen Alabama en Clemson, en ze staan stil bij overige Bowl Games, QB- en coachwisselingen, en het overlijden van Purdue-held Tyler Trent.

Episode 218 On January 1, 2019, Tyler Trent passed away after a courageous battle with bone cancer. The 20-year old Purdue superfan's faith in Jesus Christ was strong and he lived that faith out during his last few months as the Boilermaker's honorary team captain. David Blough is Tyler's friend as well as the quarterback of the Purdue Boilermakers.  From 2015-2018, Blough started 36 games for Purdue and led them to the Motor City Bowl this season. His biggest win came in October, when he threw for 378 yards and 3 touchdowns in the upset of the undefeated Ohio State Buckeyes.  On this episode of the podcast, David joins us to remember his friend Tyler Trent and talked about the special bond that they had together.  "Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." - 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

Seth Greenberg and Dan Dakich reconvene in the new year to pay their respects to the dearly departed Tyler Trent (1:37) and wonder what's next for UCLA after firing Steve Alford over the holiday period (7:40). Plus, on that note, does the Pac-12 need fixing (19:05) as well as some surprise teams on the guys' minds (33:15).

Jay gives Tyler Trent a big salute for a great life lived in a short period of time! Thank goodness we don't have to hear about UCF winning another fake national title and Texas jumps all over Georgia. Let's GO!!!

Penn State how do you go for a FG down 6 with 4 minutes left? Never got ball back.Antonio Brown swap for OBJ. One headache for another.UCF-LSU quite a chippy game. But think they would have given a better showing then ND did against Clemson.

Purdue quarterback David Blough talks Christmas Day memories, seven trips to South Africa, Tyler Trent and reveals a nickname from his past that he hasn't shared until now.

It's CHRISTmas time!  In the Christian calendar we call this the season of Advent.  We who practice the celebration of Advent, do so because we are looking forward to something... according to Dietrich Bonhoeffer, The Celebration of Advent is possible only to those who are troubled in soul, who know themselves to be poor and imperfect, and who look forward to something greater to come.   The journey to CHRISTmas is about knowing with clarity that God is with us in every moment.   Through our pain. God is with us.  He is with us in the waiting. God's being ever present gives us courage when we feel anxious and the storm swells. In this Fourth Sunday of Advent , we light the candle of Joy.  It's a simple message as we look at the scriptures that speak to this amazing truth: the Incarnation.  All that we believe hangs on this truth...God with Us.     The Hope of CHRISTmas is made real when we look at how those around us enter into a deeper faith.  One person, young Tyler Trent, from Purdue, who is struggling with terminal cancer offers his testimony: God is with Us.   Tyler's story video HERE  

Today's episode is absolutely loaded. First, budding 49ers superstar, arguably the best TE in the NFL right now and friend of the show, George Kittle, calls in hot off his 210 yard performance on Sunday. They chat about the game and why he didn't eclipse the record after his monster first half, he breaks down a live game of PIG being played between the 9ers Specialists and Joe Staley, he takes issue with something Pat Angerer said, and they discuss wrestling some more as George presents a West Virginia vs. Iowa wrestling match. (1:32-11:47). Next, one of Pat's former teammates and one of the most athletic lineman in the NFL, offensive tackle for the Chicago Bears, Bradley Sowell, calls in coming off scoring the only touchdown in Sunday night's tilt against the Rams. They discuss how his career has been going up to this point, how hard he had to beg to be on the receiving end of that touchdown Sunday, his golf game and whether he'd ever consider turning pro, and the atmosphere in the Bears' locker room right now (17:20-28:47). Later, Pro introduces a new segment titled, "A reading from the book of.." where he highlights one of the guys' blogs from this past week. They also discuss Digs' recent Steelers rant and dive into an incredible NFL conversation including a lock from Gorman for all the brobrobro's. Also included is Pat's interview with Mike Florio on Pro Football Talk discussing some things going on in the NFL (1:05:16-1:17:45), and Pat runs through some of the songs compiled from his year end Spotify playlist. Closing out the show is an interview with Purdue legend and national inspiration, Tyler Trent, to help start your weekend with some positivity(1:39:09-1:59:00). It's a great one. Come and laugh with us, cheers.

Episode 193 Tyler Trent is fighting for his life. The 20 year-old Purdue college student has cancer and is in hospice care. In 2014, Tyler was diagnosed with bone cancer in high school when his arm snapped playing ultimate Frisbee. He had his right arm removed from elbow to shoulder and replaced with titanium. In April of 2017, he was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer and after undergoing a 10-hour surgery in August of 2017, he was able to start classes in his first year of college at Purdue. As he's continued his courageous battle, the past few months have brought Trent's story into the national spotlight after ESPN did a feature on him in October. On this episode of the podcast, we talk to Tyler about his health, his sudden fame, how his faith in Christ has guided him during this battle and what he is most thankful for. Purchase a t-shirt at http://Represent.com/Tyler where all proceeds will go to the V Foundation for Cancer Research.

On this week's Pacers Weekly hear from Pacers broadcasters Mark Boyle, Chris Denari, Jeremiah Johnson, Eddie White, and Mark Montieth. Guests joining the show are Nate McMillan, Darren Collison, Domantas Sabonis, and Tyler Trent. Hosted by Pat Boylan. Minute Markers: Mark Boyle and Nate McMillan - 6:30 Chris Denari and Darren Collison + Domantas Sabonis - 17:00 Mark Boyle and Eddie Gill - 24:30 Eddie White and Tyler Trent - 33:20 Pat Boylan and Mark Montieth - 45:00 Pat Boylan and Jeremiah Johnson - 52:45

The Brocketship failed to launch. Big Cat makes a promise that will prove to be very dangerous if it comes true. (3:12-10:47) NFL Week 8 preview and picks. (10:47-16:57) Fantasy Fuccbois. (16:58-21:19) MMA Legend Randy Couture joins the show to talk about his new fight league, the toughest guy he ever fought, whether people respect him more for having cauliflower ear, and if he could take Big Cat and PFT in a fight. (23:23-47:28) Football Guy of the Week Tyler Trent joins us to accept his honor, talk about how awesome Purdue vs Ohio State was, and how we can all help in the fight against Cancer.(49:07-1:02:43) Segments include does David Price have the clutch gene? (1:08:44-1:12:36) Jimmy Butler trade update. (1:12:37-1:14:28) Just stop talking Jon Gruden.(1:14:29-1:15:48) Drunk Ideas (1:15:49-1:18:12) and Hanks Grab Bag (1:18:13-1:29:30)

Wil answers a listener question about the state of the program. Then Matt Hoeppner from The Only Colors joins the show to talk QBs, general offensive incompetence and where the team goes from here. Also, information about how MSU fans plan to honor Tyler Trent and other people afflicted with cancer during kickoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a three-guest episode of the Take Ten Podcast, special guest and Purdue student sports reporter Tyler Trent joined the show to recap his experiences surrounding Purdue's upset of Ohio State. Tyler's story of his ongoing battle with bone cancer reached the national stage last weekend, and he described the process behind being featured on College Gameday, being interviewed mid-game on ESPN and predicting Purdue's win over the Buckeyes. Tyler also discussed the outpouring of support he's received from around the world and within the sports community. (3:40-22:05) Then, Yahoo Sports national college football writer Pete Thamel joined the show in-studio to provide a national perspective on last weekend's games and the impact of a wild Big Ten weekend. Thamel also discussed his visit to Purdue practice and previewed Week 9 of college football. (23:00-39:30). Finally, BTN researcher Harold Shelton jumped on for his weekly Stat Head segment to go in-depth on the Big Ten analysis of Week 8 games and to break down Week 9 matchups behind the numbers. (40:00-end).

Stephen breaks down everything from an eventful Week 8, from the inspirational Purdue performance led by Tyler Trent, to the big win for Washington State in Pullman, to the extreme pettiness of the Michigan/Michigan State rivalry. Then he gives a preview of Week 9, highlighted by the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party, and a few potential upsets. Stephen also ranks his Top 10, lists the 16 teams that can still make the College Football Playoff, and gives an update on the (not quite over) Heisman race.

Wil answers a listener question about the state of the program. Then Matt Hoeppner from The Only Colors joins the show to talk QBs, general offensive incompetence and where the team goes from here. Also, information about how MSU fans plan to honor Tyler Trent and other people afflicted with cancer during kickoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The CFB Live crew breaks down Purdue's win over OSU, Word Association for Scott Frost's first win and a look back at Tyler Trent's weekend in West Lafayette.

Oh what a night. We’re still on a high after Purdue’s beat down of #2 Ohio State on Saturday night. Juan, Travis, and Andrew (the jumbo one) discuss the big win for Purdue and what this means going forward. And of course, we discuss Tyler Trent’s enormous impact on the football team, the Purdue community, and even all of America. We wrap up the podcast with a quick preview of Purdue’s trip to East Lansing to face Michigan State. So we hope you listen in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There was an amazing football game that happened this Saturday, but the important stuff happened just off the field.

Fastest 2 Minutes from NFL Week 7 (2:21 - 8:25). Blake Bortles was benched and we're not going to take this news lightly, the comeback has begun (8:25 - 11:12). The Eagles have decided no pressure, Hue Jackson is taking over play calling so he'll probably die in a fist fight with Todd Haley (11:12 - 14:10). The Rams are amazing, the Bears almost pulled off a miracle and the Saints are back to normal (14:10 - 25:18). Football Guy of the Week including the awesome story of Purdue student Tyler Trent (25:18 - 34:11). Who's back of the week (34:11-45:47). Dave Dameshek joins the show to talk about his Steelers, what the Jaguars do from here, who the second best NFC team is, and newest segment, carry some water for the NFL (45:47 - 71:46). Segments include NBA Petty Wars Rondo vs Chris Paul and a science experiment finding out if you can spit with a mouthguard on. Dead or Alive Tommy Lasorda plus some World Series talk. Stay Classy Michigan with a heated rivalry game Saturday, and Whoa, the Chargers have defeated Time Zones.

Journal & Courier Purdue insiders Mike Carmin and Nathan Baird discuss Boilermaker football's recent surge into the bye week and expectations going forward. Also, a nod to Tyler Trent, who has earned the respect of the Purdue community during his cancer fight.

After Purdue won a winnable game by double digits in Nebraska, Travis, Juan, and Drew recap the game as Purdue heads into the bye week. We also discuss Purdue’s upcoming match against division foe, Illinois, and why they may not be as easy of an opponent as some will think. Additionally, we give a special shout out to Tyler Trent as he continues to battle cancer. It’s a relatively short podcast today, so we hope you listen in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A series of short interviews from the stands at the Big Ten Tournament at Madison Square Garden with five influential personalities in sports. MLB.com and NY Mag writer WIll Leitch (5:15-8:03), Purdue student reporter and cancer survivor Tyler Trent (9:00-11:20), NBA trainer Chris Brickley and House of Highlights founder Omar Raja (12:15-15:25) and Doug Gottlieb (15:50) all joined the show throughout the tournament.

​Over the past decade, nothing has been bigger than the use of granular data. That said, the problem with data is that it needs to be reliable and verifiable. The latter may be resolved by the arrival of blockchain technology. Ron Hadler, Senior Director of Marketing Technology, and Tyler Trent, Senior SEO Specialist at Red Door Interactive join The Marketing Remix to explain what blockchain is, how it works, and how it can impact marketers and their marketing efforts in the near future.