Welcome back to the Kentucky Kernel News Podcast! This week your hosts Nate Lucas and Giana Gallo break down the 2023 UK Family Weekend.

Afterwards, they look at the Kernel article, "Sick of Willy T.? Cram at these five spots instead".

Then they finish off with scoops out of the litter, covering the national government shutdown, a horse escaping on I-75 and a man shot and killed by Newton Crossing.

0:00-3:10 Intro

3:10-16:33 Family Weekend Breakdown

16:33-31:23 "Sick of Willy T.? Study at these five place instead."

31:23-39:38 Scoops out of the litter

Welcome to Episode 3 of the Kentucky Kernel Podcast! This episode, your hosts, Nate Lucas and Giana Gallo are joined by two UK freshmen who are currently living together in a new TRI-IT dorm. TRI-IT is a new way to dorm at UK where two students live in a suite style room with a bunk bed instead of a standard one.

They talk about how their freshman year is going, what living in a TRI-IT dorm is like and what UK food is most likely causing food poisoning.

Also in this episode is an exclusive interview with a campus housing employee about the Tri-It dorms.

The episodes finishes off with Scoops out of the Litter, where our hosts talk about Mitt Romney's retirement, Lauren Boebert kicked out a theater and Illinois getting rid of cash bail.

Welcome to episode three of the Kentucky Kernel Sports Podcast, the University of Kentucky's very own student-led-award-winning newspaper.

This week your host Alden Flowers is joined by three new guests to discuss last week's game against EKU and the upcoming matchup against Akron. Highlights include breaking down Kentucky's slow offensive start against the Colonels, the guest guessing which variety UK sport is being described by their season accolades and a look ahead to the next home game versus Akron.

Hello Wildcats and welcome to episode two of the Kentucky Kernel News Podcast! This time, your host Nate Lucas is joined by his cohost Giana Gallo for the first time!

Together, they interview guest Hannah Stanley, the editor-in-chief of the Kentucky Kernel. The conversation turns towards Hannah's start in journalism, reporting during Covid-19, and the Farmhouse Fraternity Investigation--one of Stanley's most important stories.

Then, the podcast finishes off with scoops out of the litter where we tell you what you need to know about national news as a college student. This week, we talk about Coco Gauff's huge U.S. Open win, Trump tailgating, and the one-chip challenge.

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Kentucky Kernel Sports Podcast, the University of Kentucky's very own student led award-winning newspaper.

This week, your host Nate Lucas is joined by some of the Kernel's sports writers to discuss last week's game and the upcoming matchup against EKU. Will the Cats be up to the task this week, or will they end up at home sipping milk?

Hello Wildcats and welcome to the Kentucky Kernel News Podcast, the University of Kentucky's student led and award-winning newspaper.

Hosted by Nate Lucas, the podcast discusses the most pertinent national and campus centric news. Today, he's joined by Bryce Towle, the Kentucky Kernel's Tik Tok Manager. They talk about the recent demonstrations on campus and how students are reacting to their presence.

Welcome to episode 1 of The Kentucky Kernel Podcast, the University of Kentucky's very own student led award-winning newspaper. Expect two weekly episodes, one covering campus news and another covering UK sports.

This week, our host Nate Lucas is joined by the Kernel's sports editors to discuss our most recent special edition, the Pigskin Preview. Listen in to learn more about UK's football team and what they are projected to accomplish this year. Will the Cats be cutting up the competition this year or end up back home cuddling their kittens?

Kentucky Kernel editor-in-chief Rayleigh Deaton and news editor Hannah Stanley discuss new findings in the death of Thomas “Lofton” Hazelwood. Over a year after his death, the Kernel received reports from the University of Kentucky Police Department and the ensuing student conduct investigation, which found a “culture of hazing” in UK’s FarmHouse Fraternity chapter.