The Daily Collegian Podcast Network welcomes its newest addition, “The Free Lance Advice Podcast.” Hosted by Collegian columnists, co-hosts will offer their best advice to student-submitted questions.

To kick off the series, columnists Kit Schroder and Ella Castronuovo share their best advice on personal relationships.

The duo covers everything from “homie-hoppers” to “thirsting” over crushes, along with other personalized questions.

Penn State football held its first press conference since the Rose Bowl this past week. “The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Seth Engle and Spencer Ripchik took the time to discuss all things mentioned in the meeting.

A large portion of discussion is allocated to Penn State’s most recent hiring addition, wide receiver’s coach Marques Hagans. The duo goes into his experience and what they believe he can bring to the table.

Engle and Ripchik also talk about new potential leaders for the team and the exceptions for the team’s secondary.

A proper work-life balance? Never heard of her.

Well, that’s probably not what students want to hear when seeking personal life advice, but it’s what “It’s Not That Deep” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky are able to offer. The duo took to the HUB-Robeson Center to share similar unsolicited advice to their fellow Penn Staters.

Work-life balance wasn’t the only thing discussed, with topics ranging from personal relationships to schoolwork. But at the end of the day, this advice may not be the best route because it’s not that deep.

In Episode 2 of “Voices of the Valley,” co-hosts Joel Haas and Andrew Buckman welcome on Daily Collegian men’s hockey reporter Joe Tuman ahead of the blue and white’s road matchup with No. 7 Ohio State.

The co-hosts ask Tuman what’s gone wrong in a slump of sorts for the unit, including Michigan’s recent sweep of Guy Gadowsky and company in Ann Arbor. Tuman is also questioned about his skating abilities and who he thinks would make the best brawler on the men’s hockey team.

To end the podcast, the hosting duo gives out team and player of the week from across Penn State Athletics.

In the first episode of The Daily Collegian’s new sports podcast, “Voices of the Valley,” co-hosts Joel Haas and Andrew Buckman bring on Penn State wrestling reporter Zach Allen ahead of the Nittany Lions’ matchup with No. 2 Iowa in the Bryce Jordan Center.

The co-hosts first dive into headlines from around Penn State Athletics before asking Allen about everything from Nick Lee vs. Gary Steen to how he’d react if Max Dean put him in his signature bow and arrow.

The two end the podcast by giving superlatives, including best team, player and play of the week throughout Penn State Athletics.

Penn State is already beginning to gain recruits from the class of 2025, and among the first includes 4-star offensive tackle Jaelyne Matthews.

“The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Seth Engle and Zach Allen talk more on what Matthews’ commitment means for Penn State’s offensive line and the overall 2025 class.

The duo continues to go in depth on the heavy recruiting for the offensive line, as well as the latest hiring additions to Penn State’s recruiting team.

In this episode of “The 1-0 Podcast,” co-hosts Seth Engle and Spencer Ripchik welcome special guest, 247Sports Virginia beat writer Jacquie Franciulli.

With the recent news of former Virginia wide receivers coach Marques Hagans replacing Tyler Stubblefield for Penn State football, the three had much to discuss about the new hire.

Franciulli shares her experience covering Hagans, his players at Virginia and the impact of his coaching since 2013.

Following their call with Franciulli, Engle and Ripchik debrief their initial thoughts on Hagans and what he brings to the table for Penn State.

Seth Engle is joined by new “The 1-0 Podcast” co-host Zach Allen to discuss pressing updates following Penn State’s victory at the Rose Bowl.

Engle and Allen discuss the recent news of Taylor Stubblefield parting ways with Penn State football and how a new coach could impact team performance.

The two analyze season performances from former Kent State wide receiver Dante Cephas and former Florida State wide receiver Malik McClain, and how they could affect Penn State’s offense.

They close the episode with opinions on Penn State’s strongest positional unit and team question marks with the loss of Stubblefield.

“Been There, Done That” co-hosts Sarah Pellis and Lindsey Sauerhaft start their semester debut strong by reflecting on their last sylly week as Penn State students.

The duo also takes the time to reflect on their winter break and express anticipation for this semester’s spring break in March.

But aside from breaks, Pellis and Sauerhaft discuss their classes this semester, as well as address some conflicts they’ve faced when scheduling courses.

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.