The “It’s Not That Deep” podcast has reached its season finale for this fall semester. Co-hosts Phoebe Cykosky and Olivia Estright reflect on their semesters and describe what their finals weeks are going to look like.

Cykosky brings a point to the conversation, saying how classes actually related to your major “are that deep,” meaning they’re important. Her co-host Estright agrees.

Besides the topic of finals and the end of the semester, the duo also have an in-depth conversation about one of their top shows right now, the Netflix series “BoJack Horseman,” and how they think they can relate it to their day-to-day life.

As anticipation builds for a Penn State Rose Bowl, “The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Max Ralph and Seth Engle dive into expectations for Penn State football at the Jan. 2 game against Utah.

December will be a busy month for the Nittany Lions, with the transfer portal having been opened on Monday.

With hundreds of players already entering the transfer portal, Ralph and Engle share their thoughts on the biggest areas of need from the transfer portal for Penn State.

The duo touches on some “proven names” who could be prospects for Penn State’s roster in 2023, closing the episode with updates on the 2023 class of high school recruits.

As finals week is right around the corner and winter break so close you can feel it, “Been There, Done That” co-hosts Lindsey Sauerhaft and Sarah Pellis take time to just sit down and review their Spotify Wrapped for this year.

The duo start their time by discussing their Thanksgiving breaks and sharing their excitement for the upcoming winter break. Then, Sauerhaft and Pellis share their top artists and music for the year.

Ranging from Drake to Lana Del Rey, there’s plenty of variety within in their music tastes.

Penn State’s regular season has officially come to a close, and there’s plenty of updates in the college football realm.

“The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Seth Engle and Max Ralph start off by discussing the College Football Playoff’s 12-team expansion for the 2024 season and what that will mean for the Nittany Lions.

The duo also go into detail as to why they believe Penn State may be picked for the Rose Bowl over Ohio State and who people can expect to see on the field in that potential game.

Finally, Engle and Ralph analyze who they believe will return to Beaver Stadium next year and how that will further set this program up for success.

Co-hosts Phoebe Cykosky and Olivia Estright are back for another edition of the “It’s Not That Deep” podcast.

The duo covers a wide range of topics in this episode, from sporting events to the World Cup to “cuffing” season.

Cykosky and Estright take the time to put into perspective how important it is to not let your emotions get the best of you and not take everything you see on social media to heart because, at the end of the day, it’s not that deep.

With Penn State’s season quickly reaching its end, the Nittany Lions can expect to have a nice wrap up to their play this year. ‘The 1-0 podcast’ co-hosts Seth Engle and Max Ralph both expect the upcoming matchup against Rutgers to be a “blowout” win for the Nittany Lions.

Engle comments that this game against the Scarlet Knights will help the blue and white put some ‘finishing touches’ on the season, helping guide them to a final 10 wins. With a record like this, the duo thinks the team has a shot at a big-time bowl game.

Engle and Ralph also comment on the Nittany Lions’ persistent performance this season, and how, despite typical season struggles, the team continues to get better, and players who have stepped up have excelled in their roles.

Following a strong victory against Indiana on the road last week, Penn State football is continually showing its strength and improvements for this season.

Co-hosts Seth Engle and Max Ralph talk in more detail on the team’s performance this season, with Engle stating that the Nittany Lions are exactly the team they were expected to be this season. Engle adds on this by stating that although the blue and white has been strong this season, it’s not yet at an elite level, which Engle claims is when a team is still able to successfully perform using its reserves.

Overall, the duo is expecting a good showing at home this week as Penn State continues to find its groove this season.

In preparation for the upcoming holiday break, ‘Been There, Done That’ co-hosts Sarah Pellis and Lindsey Sauerhaft talk in more detail about the food-centric holiday, Thanksgiving.

The duo cover everything from their favorite Thanksgiving foods, their memories associated with the fall holiday and family traditions they participate in this time of year.

Pellis and Sauerhaft finish off by asking each other some fun, Thanksgiving-themed trivia to get themselves in the spirit for the holiday.

As Penn State’s game against Indiana approaches, “The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Max Ralph and Seth Engle start by addressing the buzz surrounding the future of the starting quarterback position.

The two analyze a change in discourse from James Franklin and what this might mean for Drew Allar for the remainder of the season.

Ralph and Engle give a quick overview of the upcoming matchup against Indiana and each of their score predictions for the game.

With the recent release of Penn State’s 2023 football schedule, co-hosts Max Ralph and Seth Engle kick off this week’s episode by sharing their outlooks on next season for the Nittany Lions.

The pair assesses Ohio State’s season performance up to this point and qualifies what Penn State will need to do to hold off Ohio State this Saturday.

Ralph and Engle give their score predictions and final remarks about the upcoming game.