Another athlete joins “Voices of the Valley” co-hosts Andrew Buckman and Joel Haas. Women’s lacrosse midfielder Kristin O’Neill hops on to discuss her performance with her team so far this season.

The Maryland native just had a career-high scoring game against Bucknell, and her team is set to play at Michigan on Saturday.

Buckman and Haas talk more to O’Neill on where the team’s successes can be attributed to this year, as well as why O’Neill decided to come to Penn State.

With the Blue-White game right around the corner, Penn State fans are soon going to see the fruit of players’ efforts through spring practices.

“The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Seth Engle and Zach Allen share their thoughts on who they anticipate to see on the field this weekend and how well those players will perform.

The duo also covers more on the status of Penn State’s NIL initiatives, as well as how many resources must be allocated to the football program for it to secure a win.

Back with another Collegian staff playlist, host Ayden Herold welcomes investigative reporter and photographer James Engel to the podcast.

In the ironically named Spotify playlist “Ayden Mateo Herold,” Engel shares a compilation of 16 songs that includes his current listens and longtime favorites.

Artists on the playlist range from Daft Punk to LCD Soundsystem, all the way to Ice Cube.

To give the playlist a listen, you can find it at the link below.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1giyj47GcUkdwIlI82zS7I?si=83ac19eef4c94334

Sarah Pellis and Lindsey Sauerhaft are back for another episode of “Been There, Done That,” with this episode being their food edition.

The duo list their top three places to eat in State College and why they think they’re the best.

Among mentions on the list include Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, Roots Natural Kitchen and Mezeh Mediterranean Grill. Watch further to see what made the top of their lists.

“The Free Lance Advice Podcast” is here with another edition this week. Further in detail this episode, co-hosts Fernanda López and Kit Schroder share their best personal advice.

Topics range from getting the “ick” from men, to finding out how to get a date to formal, all the way to how to handle difficulties with roommates.

The duo provide their best advice based off their personal experiences and hope to provide useful insight to their viewers.

“Do You Make Music” is back with another edition this week, this time with a new segment.

Inspired by The Daily Collegian’s former staff playlist series, host Ayden Herold invites Collegian opinions editor Fernanda López to share her personal playlist.

Within this playlist is everything from Kings of Leon to My Morning Jacket. The duo then talks through López’s picks and what each piece on the playlist means to her.

A link to her playlist can be found at the link below.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3YaLISPiCJY4PMDdQTw9BU?si=0_jV5e8yTu29hwP4V_y8xQ&nd=1

Penn State football is now in Week 3 of spring practices, and several Nittany Lions are already standing out in their performance. “The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Seth Engle and Zach Allen sit down to discuss what they’ve seen at these practices, as well as their thoughts on Pro Day performances.

The duo starts off by discussing the depth of the quarterback room, as well as their expectations for who is to start in the quarterback position for the blue and white. With this, they also touch on the performance of KeAndre Lambert-Smith and how he’s now the No. 1 guy among the team’s wide receivers.

Finally, Engle and Allen share their thoughts on Penn State’s Pro Day performances and how they compare to years prior.

In this episode of “It’s Not That Deep,” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky are on a mission to cook a meal for a panel of three judges (The Daily Collegian staffers and friends).

The two decide to make a pesto pasta dish with a side of artisan-style bread. In the cooking process, Cykosky overcomes her fear of touching raw chicken, and Estright nearly burns the bread.

Food critic and “It’s Not That Deep” producer Alex Osman describes the final dish as “serviceable.”

In the latest episode of “The Free Lance Advice Podcast,” Collegian columnists Gracie Carella and Magdalena Nygard continue to answer Penn Staters’ most pressing questions.

The episode covers a variety of topics, with questions ranging from how to make friends in college to deciding whether to have foot enlargement surgery.

The duo closes the episode by discussing a viewer’s conundrum about selling their tickets to see Taylor Swift.

The Daily Collegian is here with a new addition to the Collegian Podcast Network. With a focus on local bands, “Do You Make Music?” host Ayden Herold interviews these musicians to hear more about their inspiration and experience in the State College scene.

In this first edition of the podcast, Ayden takes time to speak with Bezos BBQ, a punk rock band based in State College.

Herold takes time to ask how the band came to be, how each musician got involved with music and what inspires them to create their own work.