Host Tyler Bennett is joined by 'The OGs' as things wrap up on Season Three of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media!  Ryan Scarfone and Nico Wright, Bennett's two co-hosts from the original 'College Court Report Podcast' which began in 2017, joined the show to cap off what has been a successful third season of the Four Quarters Podcast.  After a brief life update to kick off the episode, Scarfone and Wright flip the script and put Bennett on the hot seat with questions of their own, all of which led to some good discussions throughout.  Questions included the growth of Four Quarters Media, memorable moments on the podcast, growing coverage across U Sports and the CCAA, and more!  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Acadia Axewomen Head Coach Len Harvey joins host Tyler Bennett for Episode 26 in Season Three of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media!  Off the top, Harvey discusses how the current COVID-19 restrictions on the East Coast have affected his day-to-day life, which includes having both of his kids learning from home.  From there, Harvey gives some insight into how he got his coaching start, and how his return to Acadia ultimately came to be, all while sharing some stories and words on his time with the Mount Royal Cougars.  As the chat continues, Harvey and Bennett discuss the importance of self-care and the topic of leadership, a chat that stems from Harvey's Twitter account.  To close, Bennett and Harvey discuss growing the game in Canada, discovering that their thoughts are on the same wavelength.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

As Season Three continues to wind down, NAIT Ooks guard Luka Korosec joins host Tyler Bennett for Episode 25 of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media!  As one of the more requested guests for the show, Korosec didn't disappoint from the start with stories, knowledge, and even taking the role of interviewer at times.  Off the top, Korosec discusses growing up in Rijeka, Croatia, and how he got into basketball despite the national sport in Croatia being football.  Korosec discusses moving to Canada at the age of 14, and talks about the similarities and differences between the two countries.  From there, Bennett and Korosec discuss the importance of personal, professional, and physical development, both when it comes to basketball and life away from the game.  The interview closes with a discussion on media coverage in Canada, but not before Korosec flips the script and asks Bennett about his 'why' behind Four Quarters Media.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Briercrest College Women's Basketball Head Coach Anthony Skepple makes a second appearance on the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media, after appearing on the CCAA Women's Basketball Spotlight Show back on December 1, 2020.  Skepple and host Tyler Bennett pick up where they left off the first time around, discussing how the 2020-21 'season' played out for the program amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.  Skepple shares his thoughts on what lies ahead for the program, from personal development opportunities for the group and the program's culture, to engaging alumni in different ways and the roster's makeup going forward.  Then, Skepple discusses his life away from the game of basketball and his diagnosis of Crohn's Disease.  Skepple discusses the mental health impact that Crohn's Disease has had on him and his family, and discusses the procedures that he underwent.  TRIGGER WARNING: This episode does contain discussions surrounding mental health, depression, and personal experiences with thoughts about suicide.  We are not trained medical professionals in any way, rather two people having a discussion and sharing about own personal experiences.  Please consult with a registered therapist, mental health professional, nurse practitioner, doctor, 9-1-1, or someone you trust if you find yourself in a similar mental state.  Lastly, please know that it is okay to admit you're not okay and to ask for help.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Cape Breton Capers Women's Basketball Head Coach Fabian McKenzie joins host Tyler Bennett on Episode 22 of Season Three of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media!  Off the top, Bennett and McKenzie discuss how things are going during COVID and how he kept busy during the months without basketball.  McKenzie shares secrets on his longevity in the industry and the importance of continual professional and personal development as you move along in your career.  Then, McKenzie discusses the Capers program, including players from over the years that have laid the foundation for the success of the program.  To close,  McKenzie talks about his experiences with the Canadian National Program.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Jason Watts, formerly of the Lambton Lions and most recently with BC Vahakni City in the Armenian A League, makes his third appearance on the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media, alongside host Tyler Bennett.  To start, Bennett and Watts catch up on what's changed since their last discussion on the podcast from the summer.  For Watts, he has since completed his first season as a professional basketball player in Armenia, and has a laundry list of accolades to his name as a result.  Watts discusses how the year went as a whole, both on and off the court.  Also, Watts discusses his mantra, #FigureItOut, and what lies ahead for him and the three words that he's lived by for most of his life.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Loyalist Lancers Women's Basketball Head Coach Caleb Hugh joins host Tyler Bennett for a Bonus Episode of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media!  Off the top, Hugh gives some insight into how he got into basketball and where he got the coaching bug from, all while showcasing some of the accomplishments his father achieved as a coach along the way.  Then, Hugh and Bennett discuss the basketball community and culture in Belleville and the surrounding area.. Hugh talks about his work with 613 University (613u.com) and what the initiative hopes to achieve both short-term and long-term.  To close, Hugh discusses the future of the Loyalist program and what has him excited heading into 2021-22.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Host Tyler Bennett flies solo for Episode 20 in Season Three of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media!  Bennett gives his thoughts on the current state of coverage in Canada for both U Sports and the CCAA, stemming from the question that's asked of guests at the end of every episode, and a tweet from former CFL wide receiver Nik Lewis around 'consuming more U Sports content' from the weekend.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Danny De Palma, the newest Head Coach of the Men's Basketball program at Mount Saint Vincent University, joins host Tyler Bennett for Episode 19 in Season Three of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media!  To get things started, Bennett and De Palma discuss their mutual love for the Marvel Universe, which includes the new series on Disney+ that have been coming during the pandemic.  De Palma shares who his favourite Marvel character is, and it's one that may come as a surprise.  Then, De Palma discusses his coaching journey, from the C.P. Allen Cheetahs and Basketball Nova Scotia to Acadia University, and eventually MSVU.  During his trip down memory lane, De Palma discusses the topics of 'finding your niche' and 'player development'.  To close, Bennett and De Palma discuss the Mystics' men's basketball program, the 2021-22 recruiting class, and why now was the right time for De Palma to make the jump to a Head Coach role.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)

We've got a Bonus Episode for you!  Conestoga Condors Men's Basketball Head Coach Ahmad El-Osta joins host Tyler Bennett for a special Friday Bonus Edition of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media.  Off the top, El-Osta shares stories on how he became a fan of the Detroit Pistons, Detroit Tigers, Detroit Lions, and the Michigan State Spartans, and it extends far beyond just growing up in Windsor.  Then, El-Osta discusses his coaching experiences prior to landing the job at Conestoga, which includes some valuable lessons that he learned from Laurier Head Coach Justin Serresse over their years working together with the Golden Hawks.  Then, El-Osta describes what 'The Condor Way' stands for within the Men's Basketball program at Conestoga, and how that translates to the culture within the program and what they're working towards.  (MUSIC: bensound.com)