Keeping friendships in college can be tough, and “It’s Not That Deep” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky address this view in this episode.

The duo returns to viewer submissions for this video, and they both apply their own insight to others’ “It’s Not That Deep” moments. Friendship is a big theme in this episode, with Estright and Cykosky using their own experiences to help others.

Estright also makes note of the difficulty of keeping friendships throughout college due to the rapid changes throughout one’s four years. But, she says it’s OK for those friendships to change and even drop, because at the end of the day, it’s not that deep.

In a special edition of “The 1-0 Podcast,” co-hosts Seth Engle and Max Ralph sit down with college football enthusiast Ben Chase.

Chase is currently on a quest to road trip to 70 college football games this season. His most recent destination was in Happy Valley for the annual White Out.

Chase added more on how he got into this adventure and his experiences in each game he’s attended so far this season.

In this week's episode of the "Been There, Done That" podcast, our costumed co-hosts Sarah Pellis and Lindsey Sauerhaft start by catching up on recent events around campus.

The duo dives into several discussions about Halloween, including their most memorable childhood Halloween costumes and their plans for the holiday this year.

Pellis and Sauerhaft close the conversation talking about their biggest fears and wishing everyone a happy Halloween season.

Penn State has a big week coming up with the 2022 White Out against the Minnesota Golden Gophers. “The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Seth Engle and Max Ralph start off by discussing the Nittany Lions’ rough loss against Michigan last week.

The duo builds off of this by discussing Drew Allar’s performance after stepping in for an injured Sean Clifford in Michigan. They discuss more about how Penn State’s program is doing this season and how it fares against Ohio and Michigan.

They finish off by previewing who they anticipate to see on the field against the Golden Gophers this Saturday, as well as give their score predictions.

Coming back for their second official episode, ‘It’s Not That Deep’ co-hosts Phoebe Cykosky and Olivia Estright take time to go over form submissions from viewers.

Submissions from social media include accounts of viewers’ “it’s not that deep” moments from their own lives. Cykosky and Estright take the time to offer their own insight and opinions on their viewers’ life experiences.

The duo encourage their viewers to continue to submit their “it’s not that deep” moments, and Estright also hopes their viewers continue to keep “living, laughing and loving.”

In the second episode of the “Been There, Done That” podcast, co-hosts Sarah Pellis and Lindsey Sauerhaft share stories from Labor Day weekend 2021 when their college friend group solidified.

The two traveled to Philadelphia for the Made in America music festival and built friendships throughout the weekend from sleeping on the floor together to dancing in mosh pits.

Pellis tells a comedic anecdote about how she believed their friends started a trend for music festivals across the country.

Sauerhaft and Pellis end by reflecting on their experience and talking about how great friendships are formed.

Coming back after a bye week, “The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Max Ralph and Seth Engle evaluate the Nittany Lions’ performance this season and analyze what can be taken away from it so far. Their conclusion: not much.

Ralph and Engle were both confident that the upcoming matchup against the Wolverines will be a tough game for the blue and white. The duo comments on how consistency will be needed in this game, and as much as one fumble could cost the game for either side.

Finally, the co-hosts wrap up the episode by giving their score predictions for the upcoming away game, in which they both agreed on a close game of 27-24 Michigan.

The Daily Collegian introduces a new podcast to the network, "It's Not That Deep." Hosted by Collegian editors Phoebe Cykosky and Olivia Estright, the duo will share stories and advice on how they strive to approach their daily lives as Penn State students less seriously.

In their first episode, Cykosky and Estright share stories about when they first came to the realization that "nothing really matters."

The two talk about several experiences before coming to college and how the lessons they learned still hold true today. To finish the episode, Estright gives an overview of what to expect from the series in coming episodes.

The Daily Collegian introduces a new podcast to the network, “Been There, Done That.” Hosted by seniors Sarah Pellis and Lindsey Sauerhaft, the Collegian reporters will reflect on their experiences during their time at Penn State.

In their opening episode, the duo share their first time meeting each other. Pellis and Sauerhaft were in the same dorm hall their sophomore year at University Park, and since then, they have remained close friends.

The girls share a fun story of the first time they hung out with each other, reflecting on the hike and dinner they went to with fellow friends back in their sophomore year.

In this week's episode of "The 1-0 Podcast," co-hosts Seth Engle and Max Ralph cover everything Penn State football heading into Saturday’s game against Northwestern.

Engle and Ralph give an overview of Northwestern’s season thus far and how they expects the Wildcats to perform against Penn State’s defense.

The duo also considers how Penn State’s upcoming bye week could benefit the Nittany Lions before facing three tough conference opponents throughout the month of October.