Midnight Yelling

Sam and Michael talk with Eugenie Sutio about the incredible story of an Aggie Ring that was lost in WWII, recently recovered and returned to a special Aggie family. Then Sam has a special announcement.

You know Reginald S. Stuckey, the rapping professor, but how well do you know Dr. Reuben A. Buford May? We sat down with May, the Presidential Professor for Teaching Excellence and sociology professor, to see what inspires him to brave the elements and rap on street corners as Suckey, his alter ego.

Sam, Michael and Nick (AKA @TAMU) talk about WiFi and being mad online. An interview with Senior Yell Leader Reid Williams.

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes with Texas A&M’s Yell Leaders?  Sam talks to Senior Yell Leader Reid Williams about his rigorous schedule, the most rewarding parts of yelling and what it was like to be on the sidelines during the seven overtime win over LSU last year.  

Sam and Michael bring in social media manager Nick Wilson to talk about what happens on Twitter during internet outage on campus and why you need to be nice online.

Rural Iceland is cold, rocky and almost lifeless. So why is there a pack of Aggies driving rovers and flying drones all over the place? Michael talks to Texas A&M geology and geophysics professor Ryan Ewing about his work testing technology for NASA ahead of its Mars 2020 mission and why Iceland is such a perfect proxy for the Red Planet.

Michael and Sam break down the best queso in Bryan-College Station.

Social media celebrities. Internet romance. Probiotic beverages. Love Island UK. Swords. This episode has everything.

On the first episode of Midnight Yelling, Michael and Sam call Brittany Tomlinson, the Texas A&M former student better known as Kombucha Girl, to talk about what she has been up to since making a face that launched a thousand memes and finding internet stardom. She shares why she chose to come to school at Texas A&M, what she misses most since graduating and how a Love Island contestant might react to Aggie traditions on a campus visit.

You'll also learn more about the Midnight Yelling co-hosts and get a preview of some upcoming episodes.

Between almost 70,000 students, 5,200 acres of campus, 500,000 former students and nearly 150 years worth of traditions, there is no shortage of amazing stories to tell at Texas A&M University.

On Midnight Yelling, Texas A&M’s super serious, very official new podcast, Texas A&M Today Editor Sam Peshek and Emerging & Interactive Media Manager Michael Green will keep you laughing and plugged into Aggieland as they sit down with the cast of characters that make Texas A&M the special place that it is.