Podcasts about uw badgers

It's no secret that Madison loves its sports teams. From the UW Badgers to the ‘Mingos and the Nightmares, the fans always fill the seats. Now, there's a new team to cheer for — LOVB Madison professional volleyball. The team's inaugural season just kicked off and to get the scoop on what they're all about, we caught up with Head Coach Matt Fuerbringer and founding team member Lauren Carlini. Wanna talk to us about an episode? Leave us a voicemail at 608-318-3367 or email madison@citycast.fm. We're also on Instagram!  You can get more Madison news delivered right to your inbox by subscribing to the Madison Minutes morning newsletter.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Madison? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Russo is a 2x Iraq War veteran and former Linebacker for the Wisconsin Badgers. Greg was a walk on for the Badgers after his second deployment. He shared his incredible story and the genesis of why football and why he joined the Wisconsin Army National Guard. His path from Warzones to the Rose Ball is rare, inspiring, and empowering for everyone.   We also talk about high preforming athletes and teams.   

In this episode of For the W: A Wisconsin Sports Podcast, Nick James and John Brady are joined by Sean Kelley to discuss all things Wisconsin Sports.Starting with the Packers, the fellas dig into what a Jordan Love future may look like, and get into free agent odds and ends.Next, the guys talk about the state of college ball as the UW Badgers men's team advances through the NIT.Finally, the guys share their thoughts on some NBA season superlatives for the Eastern Conference- Leading Milwaukee Bucks.Stay tuned folks! You won't want to miss this one! As always, please be sure to like, comment, share, rate, review, and subscribe! 5 stars is the only rating that has ever been accepted. Main Feed: https://forthew.buzzsprout.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIUDwShwN9ITsaB-4gGp1dA

The UW Badgers wrap up the regular season at Ohio State.

We talk with the Badger's new coach and two of her players about what the team has been doing to re-establish the program. At 11:40 WPR Sports reporter Megan Hart talks about UW volleyball and women's hockey success.

Gavin a current wrestler for the UW Badgers joins me in the studio. We discuss everything from his wrestling training routine to his summer job. This is another must listen to episode of this show.

The UWL Eagles opened their season with a signature win on the road vs Dakota St 42-21, the UW-Badgers go the other way in an embarrassing 16-10 loss to Penn State and the Brewers fall flat on Monday losing to Philly 12-0. Joining the show UWL Football HC Matt Janus and Sports Betting insider Jon Denton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Thursday! The boys have another interbrew for you, featuring Brooke Robinson - marketing at Wisconsin. Austin has a new gig, they talk about that, as well as what to expect from the pod moving forward. This episode includes: - Brooke on her work with UW Badgers marketing - What she looks for when you're applying for a job with her - How men can be better allies to women in sports - Top 5 stadium anthems . . . RATE and REVIEW the show on iTunes and subscribe on Spotify. Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @interbrewspod. Follow Brooke on Twitter and TikTok @brookebaseball and on Instagram @bka_9 Follow Austin on Twitter and Instagram @Austin_Scher Follow Hunter on Twitter on Instagram @h_horenstein

Special returning guest, George Zorich, CEO at ZEDPharma Advisors poses 10 important questions every pharmacist and pharmacy student should ask themselves about their career in healthcare.  Ten Questions All Pharmacists (and Pharmacy Students) Need to Ponder Are you using your degree to the level you planned? Is salary going up or down in the future? Depends where you practice Why aren’t pharmacists getting provider status faster? Where are the jobs of the future? Should we just have one pharmacy organization? Are we graduating too many residents? Are schools adapting fast enough to the rapidly changing healthcare landscape? How do RPh’s get access to patients EHR’s faster or more efficiently? What is the future of Big Box retail? How can RPh’s become known as primary care pharmacists? Bonus question: Are you ready for this?  Do you want this to happen? About George:  George S. Zorich is a retired healthcare executive and graduate of the University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy. In retirement he has directed his energy to writing about healthcare topics he feels passionate about; working on healthcare corporate boards and non-profit boards; mentoring high school kids who need a few breaks; and staying involved with his alma mater, whether at the school of pharmacy or attending football and basketball games and cheering on the UW Badgers. He and his wife, Marianne, enjoy time with their four married children and nine grandchildren whenever they are not traveling somewhere to golf. 100% of the royalties will go to pharmacy foundations and pharmacy programs for entrepreneurship. This episode is sponsored by the University of California Irvine, UCI, Master of Science in Pharmacology, learn more: https://sites.uci.edu/mspharmacology/ 

Bo Ryan is a Hall of Fame basketball coach, who achieved great success at multiple levels of the game. Notably, Coach Ryan led UW-Platteville to four national championships and the UW Badgers to more victories than any other coach in school history, including multiple Big Ten conference titles, and two Final Fours. His awards and accomplishments are too numerous to list and his impact on the game throughout the US is widespread and lasting. In this episode of the SGG podcast, we discussed: 1. Watching his dad's influence on young people as a three-sport coach in Chester, PA. 2. How his dad kept things simple in sports – not trying to trick anyone or play favorites. 3. Coaches being in it for the kids, not themselves. 4. Always learning and working toward getting understanding between coach and players. 5. “It's not so much what you say, but what you accept.” 6. Why “walk-throughs are a no-no.” 7. The “voice in the locker room when the coaches aren't around” can mean 5-10 more wins a season. 8. The value of experience – you can't learn a lot of these things in a book. 9. Growing up across the street from Coach Jack McKinney. 10. The role of camps as a developmental opportunity for young coaches. 11. “Do what you do, and do it better than what the other team can prepare for. We have never tricked another team or coach into a victory.” Stick to the absolutes. 12. The great compliment that Coach Wooden gave him. 13. Keeping players focused and “present” amid high-pressure, big-hoopla game environments. 14. “The best teachers are the ones that always make the students feel like they're the ones that got the answers.” 15. How video from his UW-Platteville days helped some of his Badger teams learn. 16. The “impact of a hard cut”… an example of how each small part affects the whole unit. 17. “Spreading your wings” to learn from different types of coaches and settings. 18. “Getting five defensive players to guard three offensive players” and being guided by a few simple concepts.

Patrick Herb (Assistant Director of Athletic Communications for UW Badgers) joins the show to talk about Big Ten media day.

Patrick Herb (Assistant Director of Athletic Communications for UW Badgers) joins the show to talk about Big Ten media day. The guys discuss how you deal with swamp ass sweating. Best Tweet (Favre Nickel D). Stew's Stat (Keston Hiura).

Jon and Aaron discuss the Brewers recent matches against division rivals and their chances at the playoffs.  Additionally, the UW Badgers are facing serious legal problems in their receiving corps.  High expectations at the start of the year generally lead to rapid heart break.  In their second preseason game, the Packers win an offensive battle where 85 points were scored.  The guys discuss the Packers receiving corps and who is standing out.

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Fresh from the kitchen comes this week's episode of TO:SS! On this episode: MCW is out for the season. How does Tristain see this complicating the picture for the Milwaukee Bucks? Greg Gard get the UW Badgers job. Does Tristain believe he is the right fit? A Packers free agency move Tristain discussed on a previous week's episode is starting to materialize, while another possible move comes out of left field. What does Tristain think they should do? The TO:SS Sweep sees Tristain talk UFC, NCAA basketball, and NFL retirements, with some tough love sent in the direction of the Detroit Lions. Settle in, it's time to play some TO:SS!