Catamount Chronicles

Brady sits down with longtime ESPN Radio host, current "Ringer" personality and UVM grad Ryen Russillo for a wide-ranging talk about his career, his time at UVM and much more.

Brady is joined by former UVM baseball player, Mariners draft pick and Vermont native Ethan Paquette, to talk about his career and much more!

Brady sits down with former UVM men's basketball broadcaster Sam Hyman to talk about his time at UVM, broadcasting the NCAA Tournament, America East tournament loss vs. UMBC and much more, including working in the minor leagues when Tim Tebow played in Columbia, SC.

Brady sits down with former UVM Hockey player and former NHL player/Stanley Cup Champion Eric Perrin, for the first episode of the podcast -- before we even knew it would be a series.

Brady sits down with 2x America East Player of the Year and 3x Defensive Player of the Year Marqus Blakely, who talks about his career, winning the D-1 slam dunk contest, getting to the NBA with the Houston Rockets and much more.

Brady sits down with former UVM baseball coach Jack Leggett, who talks about his time at UVM, being a South Burlington native who got the job at UVM, and his subsequent career, which saw him go to six College World Series with Clemson.

Brady sits down with former UVM swimming star and America East Champion Kelly Lennon to talk about her time at UVM, her future in Athletic Administration and playing in a non-revenue sport. Plus, she answers some questions about swimming that we always wanted to know.

Brady sits down with UVM hoops legend TJ Sorrentine to talk about his career, why the big shot against Syracuse almost never happened, his current job at Brown and much more.

Brady sits down with decade-plus long MLB player and UVM Hall of Famer Kirk McCaskill, who talks about getting drafted into both the MLB and the NHL, surrendering back-to-back home runs to Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr. and much more.

Brady sits down with former UVM basketball and current Virginia broadcaster Dave Koehn to talk about his time at UVM, calling a National Title for Virginia -- as well as the historic loss against UMBC.