PeayCast

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the PeayCast, presented by CDE Lightband!

Two more Terry Taylor milestones in the rearview; last week, he made another case for greatness by scoring his 2000th career point and pulling down his 1000th career rebound. We assess a couple of basketball games, discuss scheduling quirks you can't hold us to among other topics, and welcome in renowned Good Tweeter and Austin Peay's Associate Director of Sport Performance, Daniel Disney, as this week's guest.

Audio Intro: Ron Gallo, "Really Nice Guys"

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the PeayCast, presented by CDE Lightband!

A week into this 2020-21 basketball season, it is Terry Taylor's world and we just live in it. Three things we loved and one we didn't after the first week. The football coaching staff is coming together, as is the early signing period additions. Schedules remain in flux, but we soldier forward. Our guest this week: Baseball's Tyler Cotto.

Audio Intro: Imagine Dragons, "Blank Space"

For More Than A Game, this week we're focused on thankfulness, and what better time? Despite the trials and tribulations of the year, there's plenty to be thankful for if you go looking, and Myah and Colby do just that.

Intro/Outro: Wordsmith, "We Do It Better"

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the PeayCast, presented by CDE Lightband!

More scheduling news, which is certainly NOT a bad thing. Neither is having the fantastic Erin Eisenhart as your guest, or Cody Bush as your guest host. Erin spreads some joy and positivity. Basketball opens up next week; if you want to know more about that well, you're in luck because we talk about it.

Audio Intro: Earth, Wind & Fire, "Shining Star"

For this week's Mental Health Monday, we're switching it up. Peayce is a new initiative led by Austin Peay SWA Lisa Varytimidis aiming to help us make the world better through diversity, inclusion and equality. With Peayce still in its infancy, this seemed like a good time to talk about what it is and her vision for the future at Austin Peay.

Intro/Outro: MasterWives, "SUPERBLOOM"

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the PeayCast, presented by CDE Lightband!

Things are picking up steam after our long fall (and summer) (and most of spring) without Austin Peay sports. Schedules are firming up. The basketball is around the corner. And with spring on the horizon, we also welcome in Morgan McMahon of the softball team and a special guest host for the week.

Audio Intro: Garth Brooks, "Rodeo"

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the PeayCast, presented by CDE Lightband!

The results are in and it's confirmed–Austin Peay men's basketball, with OVC Preseason Player of the Year Terry Taylor, is atop the league's predicted order of finish. We also talk basketball schedules, Crigger's first impression of Scotty Walden, Erik Barnes' Monday qualifier on the PGA Tour in Texas and more. Reid Brown of the baseball team joins us for a big interview on his life, his perspective and of course, homering on his first collegiate swing.

Audio Intro: Run DMC, "King of Rock"

A new era dawns at Austin Peay State University with 30-year old wunderkind Scotty Walden set to take control as the 21st head coach in the history of the Governors football program. The former East Texas Baptist and interim Southern Miss head coach sits down with Colby Wilson for a look at his journey in college football, his love of pro wrestling and much, much more.

Walden Intro/Outro: The Stone Cold Steve Austin entrance music

You've probably heard there's an election this week. Myah and Colby aren't here to tell you who to vote for, but they would like you to know why it's important and implore you to go do so.

Intro/Outro: Wordsmith, "We Do It Better"

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the PeayCast, presented by CDE Lightband!

We have white smoke in the football coaching search, which will see us welcome Scotty Walden to Clarksville as the 21st head man in Austin Peay football history. Schedules are being scheduled, the World Series reached its conclusion and with basketball around the corner, the time couldn't be better for a sit-down interview with Jordyn Adams of the men's basketball team.

Audio Intro: Run the Jewels ft. Kamasi Washington, "Thursday in the Danger Room"