The NEC's Morgan Turner (@NECsports) sat down to talk to Sacred Heart's Shannon Torres & Saint Francis U's Michelle Narvaez about the importance of their Hispanic heritage.

The NEC's Morgan Turner (@NECsports) sat down to talk to Saint Francis U women's lacrosse players, Bella Barnard & Kateri Hernandez about the importance of their Hispanic heritage.

The NEC's Ralph Ventre (@NECralph) talks to former FDU student-athlete and current Assistant Commissioner for the Big Sky, Denise Thompson. On the podcast, Thompson talks about developing her passion college athletics and how she pays it forward to the next generation.

The NEC’s Morgan Turner (@NECsports) sits down with St. Francis Brooklyn’s Director of Athletics Irma Garcia (@sfbkad) in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The first Division I Latina Director of Athletics, Garcia speaks of culture, family, and the role of women in collegiate athletics.

The NEC’s Morgan Turner speaks with Fairleigh Dickinson alum Natalia Toby on her continued commitment to social and civic engagement within her community. As part of the Northeast Conference’s NEC Votes campaign, the duo will focus on the importance of voting this November.

The NEC's Ron Ratner (@NEChoopsRon) talks with Sacred Heart alums Alissa Tarsi and Mikaela Wolf about their time at SHU and what it has been like to be on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The NEC's Craig D'Amico (@CraigCD13) sits down with Merrimack's newly appointed women's basketball coach, Kelly Morrone. The two talk about Morrone's basketball journey, how she got into coaching, and what drew her to Merrimack.

The NEC’s Alexis Watson spoke with Associate Head T&F/XC Coach Nicole Dumpson, who shared her experiences around social injustice and social change as part of the NEC’s Champions For Change initiative.

Merrimack's Mike Sullivan spoke with MC assistant men's soccer coach Conrad Whyte, who shared his experiences around social injustice and social change as part of the NEC’s Champions For Change initiative.

The NEC’s Alexis Watson spoke with CCSU track and field student-athlete Kaylia Bailey, who shared her experiences around social injustice and social change as part of the NEC’s Champions For Change initiative.