WKU Volleyball assistant coach Craig Bere discusses the performance of the Hilltoppers this season, the tough non-conference schedule, earning the respect of the volleyball world, and his relationship with the coaching staff.

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WKU Football senior wide receiver Craig Burt, Jr. discusses his time on The Hill, improving each season, differences and similarities from last season to this season, what the team does in down time, recapping the Indiana game and looking forward to Conference USA play.

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WKU Volleyball's redshirt freshman Callie Bauer discusses the team's start to the season, how the veteran players are helping the younger players develop, replacing last season's roster departures, the environment in Diddle Arena for the season opener, her recent triple double and what the team will be working on as the season continues.

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WKU Women's golf freshman Sydney Hackett discusses her win in the USA Intercollegiate tournament, the recruiting process and what brought her to WKU, her play with Junior Golf this summer, the chemistry this year's team is building and goals for the season.

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WKU Soccer senior forward Katie Erwin discusses the start of the 2022 season, the WKU defense, the program's success against Power Five opponents the past few seasons, playing in-state teams and how much fan support means to the team during home matches.

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WKU Director of Athletics Todd Stewart opens Season 3 of the podcast and discusses the beginning of the 2022-23 sports season, expectations for the WKU Volleyball and WKU Soccer programs this fall, the chance for those teams to host Louisville and Kentucky early in their seasons, Hilltopper Volleyball’s new Taraflex playing court, WKU Football opening the college football season nationally against Austin Peay on Saturday, what to expect from the Hilltoppers on the gridiron, upcoming facility plans on campus, and the recent media exposure valuation completed by Nielsen Sports involving WKU Football and Hilltopper Basketball last December.

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WKU Director of Athletics Todd Stewart closes Season 2 of the podcast by discussing another successful year with four championships, WKU Softball’s strong season, the transformational time in college athletics with the transfer portal and Name, Image and Likeness, how WKU has adapted to NIL, the importance of community buy-in, upcoming facility upgrades, and what he sees for the future of college athletics and WKU’s place in that vision.

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WKU Sport Psychologist Dr. Joey Case discusses how common mental health concerns are among college athletes, ways to recognize and support mental health issues in others, the typical barriers to providing services, the success of WKU’s TOPCARE program, what a first meeting with him is typically like, advice for coaches to help themselves and their student-athletes, and his vision for the future evolution of TOPCARE.

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WKU Associate Athletic Directors Olivia Higgins and Zach Greenwell discuss how the first year of Name, Image and Likeness has gone, the importance of WKU's partnership with INFLCR to support student-athletes in NIL, the launch of Hilltopper Local Exchange to help businesses and student-athletes connect, negotiate and complete deals, how to sign up for Local Exchange and how payments work, the benefits of completing deals through Local Exchange, and the vital role of the community in ensuring WKU's success in the NIL landscape.

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WKU Track and Field freshman Keegan Barnette discusses what first brought him to the Hill, his relationship with coach Brooks LeCompte, what he attributes his first-year success to, his competition in the steeplechase and setting the facility record at UAB in the event, what he’s learned from the team’s veterans, and the camaraderie amongst the team.

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