Old Gold & In Your Ears

Jack and Jake recap and preview all of the latest action from Deactown and more! This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black. This podcast is hosted by Jake Stuart and Jack McKenney; produced and managed by Cooper Sullivan.

While most of campus was back home or at the beach, the Demon Deacons were out competing. Jack and Jake return for another episode of the OGB Weekly Sports Podcast to discuss the baseball team's surprising success, the women's golf and tennis teams continued dominance and the current NIT tournament. Sports editor Essex Thayer joins the two after covering the Men's ACC tournament in Brooklyn to talk about the path for both the men's and women's teams to win the whole sha-bang and what's to come after this season. All that and more on this week's episode. This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest's student-run newspaper. It is hosted by Jack McKenney and Jake Stuart; produced and managed by Cooper Sullivan.

The regular season for basketball is complete and Jake and Jack talk about what it is going to take for the Men's and Women's teams to make a run in their respective ACC tournaments and earn possible bids for the Big Dance. Men's and Women's tennis both rebound after tough stretches and look to start off the conference and outdoor play strong. Baseball is off to a historic 10-0 start, truly living up to the moniker "Rake Forest" and continues the homestand through the weekend. Could this be the season that brings the squad to Omaha? All that and more on this week's episode. This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest's student-run newspaper. It is hosted by Jack Mckenney and Jake Stuart; produced and managed by Cooper Sullivan. 

After a big win against Notre Dame last Saturday, Jack and Jake look forward and what this means for the men's basketball team. Is a ticket to the big dance punched? Women's tennis continues its stronghold on the court as the men's tennis team closed out their indoor season in Seattle, Washington. The duo sits down with senior and Club Hockey player Jacob Grossman to talk about playing hockey in the south, their recent ACCHL run and his future on the ice. This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest University's student newspaper. It is hosted by Jake Stuart and Jack McKenney; produced and managed by Cooper Sullivan.

In this episode, Sophie Yass (‘22) and Stephanie Lu (‘25) delve into the topic of sexual assault, what influences its prevalence on college campuses, and how cases are processed by universities. Listeners should be advised that the topics and language used in this podcast discuss themes of sexual assault. The hosts speak to Kristina Gupta, Ph.D. from the Wake Forest Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or the University Safe Office. This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest University's student newspaper. It is hosted by Stephanie Lu and Sophie Yass; produced by Vir Gupta; and managed by Cooper Sullivan.

Jake and Jack talk about men's basketball's exciting last week in ACC play, Michael Brennan's impressive win at the Genesis Invitational Collegiate Showcase, and the neverending shattered records on the track. Maddie Lynch, junior on the women's tennis team, joins the duo to talk about her path from crushing the Ohio courts to the ones in Winston-Salem and more. This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest University's student newspaper. It is hosted by Jake Stuart and Jack McKenney; produced and managed by Cooper Sullivan.

In episode 9, Jack and Jake talk about the utter dominance of the Men's Tennis and Women's Golf teams, try to break down the struggles of the Women's Basketball team, and sit down with Baseball team student manager Jack Linde to talk about the high hopes the squad has for the spring season. This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest University's student newspaper. It is hosted by Jake Stuart and Jack McKenney; produced and managed by Cooper Sullivan.

In this episode, star forward Dallas Walton joins the podcast to talk to Jake about his transition from PAC-12 to ACC basketball, his journey to Winston-Salem, and the historic season Wake Forest has had so far. The two Colorado-natives also bond over warm winters back home, which may confuse some southern listeners. This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest University's student newspaper. It is hosted by Jake Stuart and Jack McKenney; produced and managed by Cooper Sullivan.

In this episode, Sophie Yass (‘22) and Stephanie Lu (‘25) discover the health economics of vaccines and what the market for COVID-19 vaccines looks like. The hosts speak to Tina Marsh Dalton, Ph.D. from the Wake Forest Economics Department and the Public Health Sciences Division at Wake Forest School of Medicine.

If listeners would like to engage further with these questions on healthcare and how the pandemic interacts with economic forces, they are welcome to join Prof. Dalton’s “Words to the WHYs on Healthcare," a monthly email trying to answer "WHY??" to these questions in a compact, fun way. Email [email protected] to join and find the current and previous lessons here: http://users.wfu.edu/daltonc/WordstotheWHYs.html

Jack and Jake revel in Wake Forest's big win last week against UNC and look towards the rest of ACC play. Is there a possible March Madness bid in the works for Forbes & Company? The two also talk about guard Jewel Spear's continued dominance in her brief career so far donning black and gold and what the women's team can do to get back in the win column. Golf, tennis and track & field all had strong showings this past week with plenty of records smashed and with more in sight. Regardless of the sport, can anyone stop the Demon Deacons?

This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest University's student newspaper. It is hosted by Jake Stuart and Jack McKenney; produced and managed by Cooper Sullivan.