Olu Fashanu “could end up being the best offensive lineman in all of college football next year,” according to Collegian football reporter Seth Engle. So, why didn’t he declare for the NFL Draft?

In this episode of “The 1-0 Podcast,” co-hosts Seth Engle and Zach Allen give details on recent media availabilities with Penn State football players Olu Fashanu and Kalen King.

The duo explains why Fashanu will stay another year at Penn State and how that decision will affect the offensive line as a whole.

Engle and Allen also touch on the dynamics between new recruits and veteran players as the Penn State football team continues winter workouts.

In this episode of “Voices of the Valley,” co-hosts Andrew Buckman and Joel Haas welcome special guest Shay Ciezki from Penn State’s women’s basketball ahead of the team’s matchup with Minnesota.

The Nittany Lions are set to play the Golden Gophers on Wednesday afternoon in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament.

Buckman and Haas gauge team dynamics heading into the game and strengths throughout the season so far. The duo interview Ciezki on a variety of topics from her role models on the team to her highest number of consecutive free throws.

In the latest episode of “Voices of the Valley,” co-hosts Joel Haas and Andrew Buckman bring on the biggest and most important guest yet, Penn State women’s hockey star Tessa Janecke, to discuss her team’s outlook ahead of the conference tournament.

The podcast duo also asks Janecke about her pregame rituals, questions her knowledge of who the current Nittany Lion mascot is and suggests a 2-on-1 matchup of hockey against the star forward.

Haas and Buckman close out the podcast with weekly superlatives.

In Episode 4 of “Voices of the Valley,” co-hosts Joel Haas and Andrew Buckman bring on men’s basketball beat reporter and typical hockey guy Tyler Millen to talk all things Penn State hoops.

After going through headlines from across Nittany Lion sports, the dynamic duo grills Millen about the current state of the basketball squad, specifically its most recent win over Illinois. Millen gives his take on star Jalen Pickett’s career game against the Fighting Illini and his chances to win the John R. Wooden Award.

Haas and Buckman close out the podcast by handing out team and player of the week from throughout Penn State Athletics.

In the third episode of “Voices of the Valley,” co-hosts Joel Haas and Andrew Buckman bring on co-sports editor Sam Woloson to talk all things Penn State baseball.

After touching on recent results from around Nittany Lion athletics, the co-hosts question Woloson about everything from his expectations for the baseball team in 2023 to questions about how he thinks it’ll replace MLB fourth-round pick Matt Wood in the lineup.

To end the podcast, Haas and Buckman give out team and player of the week, with new winners taking home the coveted awards.

The “It’s Not That Deep” duo (and their unsolicited advice) is back in the HUB-Robeson Center.

This week, co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky ask the Penn State population about their plans for Valentine’s Day. They also encourage passing students to share dating pitches to the world.

From the four people who are brave enough to talk to the “It’s Not That Deep” crew, it’s clear that love is in the air.

In 2023, “It’s Not That Deep” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky plan to leave plenty of their issues and struggles behind.

In their usual fashion, Estright and Cykosky took submissions from viewers on what struggles they plan to leave behind in 2022. The podcast duo then wrote all of the submissions on plates as a way to physically represent everything their viewers deal with.

By the end of the episode, the co-hosts head outside and smash the plates as a symbol of them “breaking up” with 2022. With the new year comes a new dedication to self-love and personal growth for the podcasters and their viewers.

After a bit of a hiatus, “Been There, Done That Podcast” co-hosts Sarah Pellis and Lindsey Sauerhaft return for a new addition of the podcast.

The duo share what they’ve been up to the past few weeks and go through all of the activities in February that Penn State students participate in to keep busy.

They start by sharing their personal experiences with THON and State Patty’s Day, as well as their anticipation for spring break and graduation in just a few short months.

In the latest edition of the “The Free Lance Advice Podcast,” opinions staffers Braden Dyreson and Olivia Woodring continue with the theme of answering viewer advice submissions.

The episode heavily involves pet- and animal-related advice, with questions ranging from how to take care of a baby goat to how to address the horse girl lifestyle.

The duo then finishes out with answering how to be your most authentic self despite others’ expectations.

With Penn State defensive line coach John Scott Jr. headed to the NFL, the Nittany Lions will need a new coach heading into spring practice.

In this episode of “The 1-0 Podcast,” co-hosts Seth Engle and Spencer Ripchik dive into Scott’s departure and what it will mean for the defensive line room, and they give predictions on who might fill the opening.

The duo also discusses Penn State football’s addition of 4-star linebacker Kari Jackson to the 2024 recruiting class.

Looking forward, Engle and Ripchik weigh players who have potential to improve their draft stock at the 2023 NFL Combine.