In the first-ever episode of the Old Gold & Black's Sports Podcast, hosts Joseph Doria and Jack McKenney sit down with Donald Stewart, a graduate transfer from Stanford and wide receiver on the Wake Forest Football team. Stewart discusses the historic season the Demon Deacons are having, the off-season preparation (“the Awakening”) that has enabled the offense to thrive, and what it’s going to take for Wake Forest to win an ACC title for the first time since 2006. Our hosts also provide a recap of the week that was in Demon Deacon sports, highlighting football’s nail-biting win over the Syracuse Orange, the women’s soccer team’s upset over then-No. 17 Virginia Tech, men’s soccer’s victory over North Carolina, and the performances of the field hockey, and men’s golf teams. Next, they preview the upcoming slate of games for the week of 10/17.

This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest's student newspaper. It is hosted by Jack McKenney, Joseph Doria, and Jake Stuart; produced by Joseph Doria and Rohan Miglani, and managed by Will Zimmerman.

In episode 5, Cooper and Evan are joined by Maddy Barnick and Lucy Owen - two Wake Forest students who were a part of the team that was given over $100,000 to purchase pieces of art from galleries in New York City that will be added to the Student Union’s Collection of Contemporary Art. The nine new works can be seen hanging in the Hanes Art Gallery in Lower Scales as a part of the Means of Identification exhibition. Next, the hosts discuss the talent show being hosted by the Wake Forest Panhellenic Council to raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, which will be taking place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Benson 401 on Oct. 18. Lastly, Cooper shares part of his opinion piece about the “Benson piano man."

This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest's student newspaper. It is hosted by Evan Daane and Cooper Sullivan; produced by Sean Jones and Managed by Will Zimmerman.

In episode 4 of the OGB’s Weekly Roundup, hosts Evan and Cooper begin with a discussion of Chase Bagnall Koger’s story about the overhaul of Wake Forest’s network of data systems led by LGBTQ+ Center Director Dr. A.J. Mazaris. As a result of the project, data systems across campus will now better reflect transgender students’ chosen names and pronouns. Afterward, Olivia Wang - an undergraduate student from China - and Professor of Journalism Justin Catanoso join the show. Olivia was struggling during the beginning of the semester, oftentimes felt out of place, and was ready to drop Professor Catanoso’s journalism class. However, an enriching conversation with Dr. Catanoso changed her perspective. As Olivia wrote in her Life Through the Lens Story, “I’ll never forget what Professor Catanoso told me: ‘You are the person who gets the chance to stand in the middle (between two countries) and seek for the truth. Be patient, take your time, and don’t be discouraged.’” Lastly, the hosts discuss Henry Parkhurst's story about mask enforcement across campus.

This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest's student newspaper. It is hosted by Evan Daane and Cooper Sullivan; produced by Sean Jones and Managed by Will Zimmerman.

In episode 3, we begin with a discussion of the release of the 2022 U.S. News & World Report, which ranked Wake Forest No. 28 out of 1,466 bachelor’s degree-granting schools and national universities. Afterward, Paul Whitener joins the show to discuss the WakerSpace, a community ‘makerspace’ located in the back of Lot Q. Mr. Whitener, the Assistant Director of Digital Fabrication and Maker Education, explains to Cooper and Evan the different equipment students can access and the projects which he and his team can assist them in creating. Lastly, Ben Conroy joins the show to speak about his recent story, which explains how mental health services on campus such as the CARE Team are working to address heightened volumes of anxiety during this tumultuous fall semester.

This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest's student newspaper. It is hosted by Evan Daane and Cooper Sullivan; produced by Sean Jones and Managed by Will Zimmerman.

In episode 2 of the Old Gold & Black's new weekly roundup series, hosts Evan Daane and Cooper Sullivan are joined by Dr. Corey Walker, the inaugural director of the African American Studies Program. Dr. Walker, previously served as dean of Winston-Salem State University’s College of the Arts, Sciences, Business and Education. In light of Wake Forest recording its 100th COVID-19 case of the Fall 2021 semester, Evan and Cooper also discuss how the virus is impacting campus life. Lastly, the hosts reflect on Connor McNeely’s (the OGB opinion section editor) recent piece on the Biden administration. 

This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest's student newspaper. It is hosted by Evan Daane and Cooper Sullivan; produced by Sean Jones and Managed by Will Zimmerman.

In episode 1 of the Old Gold & Black's new weekly roundup series, hosts Evan Daane and Cooper Sullivan discuss Ansley Mcneel's opinion piece, "University conceals vital details of shooting," before being joined by the week's special guest: Class of 2003 alumna Darcy Escher. Darcy explains what life was like on the Wake Forest campus on 9/11/2001, and the ways in which the tragedy was dealt with by her peers, teachers and the university. Lastly, the OGB Life section editor, Selinna Tran, introduces her new weekly column: Life Through the Lens.

This podcast is a product of the Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest's student newspaper. It is hosted by Evan Daane and Cooper Sullivan; produced by Sean Jones and Managed by Will Zimmerman.