On the final episode of the 2023 calendar year, Sports Editor Andrew Wilf, Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman and Assistant Spots Specialist Jonah Barbin hit the studio to record Live from West End. The trio discusses the transfer problems that have occurred for Vanderbilt Football over the past two weeks. They move on to an in-depth discussion on which four teams should have made the college football playoff. Finally, they end by comparing the differing success of men's and women's basketball and the coaching styles of Shea Ralph and Jerry Stackhouse.

On this week's episode of Live from West End, Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman welcome Staff Writer Henry Oelhafen into the studio for the second time this Fall. The trio discusses football's bleak ending and what this offseason looks like in terms of the transfer portal and assistant coaches futures. They then move on to discuss men's and women's basketball and their upcoming matchups with ACC opponents Boston College and NC State. They end with hot takes and discussions of their favorite video games and thanksgiving dishes.

As the football season nears its end, Deputy Sports Editor Frankie Sheehy joins Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman in the studio. On today's episode, the three discuss what went wrong during football's ninth straight loss against South Carolina last weekend. They move on to discuss mens' basketball's recent win over UNCG and women's basketball's win over Fairfield. They end with a preview of the VandyBoys' season and an emotional homage to Frankie's time with the Hustler.

On a very special episode of Live from West End, athletic director Candice Lee virtually joins Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman in the studio. Together, the three discuss the changing scape of college athletics with the introduction of NIL and the streamlining of the transfer process. Lee also offers insight into Vandy United and its progress, as well as her vision for the future of not just Vanderbilt athletics, but the university as a whole. The three end with discussions of some of Lee's favorite memories as both a student-athlete and the athletic director of Vanderbilt. Upon Candice's departure, Andrew and Aiden end with breakdowns of Vanderbilt Men's and Women's Basketball's first games, including what went right for head coach Shea Ralph and Co., and what went wrong for head coach Jerry Stackhouse and his Commodores.

On the first of two weekly episodes of Live from West End, Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman hit the studio to discuss another tough loss for Vanderbilt Football, this time against the Auburn Tigers. The Commodores lost 31-15, but both Andrew and Aiden agree that the box score didn't do the beatdown justice. On a more positive note, the pair transfers to the Men's Basketball season, displaying optimism for the year to come. The two outline how they think an excellent combination of returners and transfers will lead the Commodores to success this season.

On episode 11 of Live from West End, Deputy Sports Editor Frankie Sheehy joins Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman in the podcast studio to discuss a busy week in Nashville. The three start with a discussion about Vanderbilt Soccer’s brutal loss to Tennessee last week, which pushed it outside the top-10 of the SEC standings and ended its season. Afterwards, they talk about the VandyBoys’ recent scrimmage against Wake Forest and what the new-look Commodores have in store in the spring. They then move on to discuss what went wrong in football’s loss to Ole Miss last weekend, and whether Clark Lea is the right coach to lead the program. 

On Episode 10 of Live from West End, Assistant Sports Specialist Jayce Pollard joins for the second time this semester, discussing another week in Vanderbilt Athletics with Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman and Sports Editor Andrew Wilf. The trio discusses the upcoming week for Vanderbilt Football ahead of its matchup against No. 12 Ole Miss on Saturday. They discuss which of AJ Swann, Ken Seals and Walter Taylor deserves to start for the rest of the season. They also preview soccer's matchup with Tennessee on Thursday and recap bowling's victory at its first tournament of the season. As always, they end with Anything but Vandy and some more hot takes.

On today’s episode of Live from West End, former Sports Editor Justin Hershey calls into the booth to talk shop with Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman. The three discuss what’s going on with Vanderbilt’s assistant coaches, recruiting and run game, referencing a need for change among all three. They also discuss some hot takes, referencing the Joey Lynch, and basketball and baseball teams as well. They end with discussion's of Philly Sports, Winter Nights and more on 'Anything but Vandy.'

On episode 8 of Live from West End, Staff Writer Henry Oelhafen hits the studio for the first time ever to discuss yet another brutal loss for Vanderbilt Football, this time at the hands of the Florida Gators. He joins Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman to talk more football, including a preview of the Commodores upcoming game against Georgia. The trio also dive into Vanderbilt Men’s Golf’s season thus far, and of course talk Vanderbilt Soccer, as always. They end with discussions of the worst types of injuries and hot takes about Vanderbilt Athletics. 

On another episode of Live from West End, Assistant Sports Specialist Jonah Barbin hits the podcast studio for the first time. He joins Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editor Aiden Rutman to discuss another week of Vanderbilt sports. The trio discusses football's recent loss against Missouri and debates whether Ken Seals or AJ Swann should start on the road against Florida. They talk about soccer's rough stretch before making some hot takes about Vanderbilt's coaching staff and the future for the Commodores. They end with discussions of tea, fantasy football and the NFL.