PeayCast

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Without much happening last week, the guys bring on Brett Newberg of the baseball team; the Moline, Illinois native talks about being a two-way player, his three-homer game against Belmont, supporting his fellow student-athletes and what our purpose is in life. Dylan and Colby then look ahead to a busy weekend on the hardwood and the start of Austin Peay’s indoor track and field season.

Audio Intro: Blackberry Smoke, "Ain’t Much Left of Me”

Newberg Intro/Outro: George Michael, "Careless Whisper"

Audio Outro: Dobie Gray, “Drift Away

Welcome to the PeayCast!

Lots to get to after our hiatus, where one of us (Colby) went to Jamaica with men’s basketball. The guys talk about the season’s ending for volleyball and football, basketball’s results in paradise and more. Our guest is Shaun Whittinghill—you either know him from his exploits on the football field (limited at times by injury, such as this year, which we get into) or by his being one of the loudest, most boisterous fans in the Dunn Center all winter long. Either way, learn more about him and his Twitter obsession, his faith and his present state of mind.

Audio Intro: Bob Marley, “Buffalo Soldier”

Whittinghill Intro/Outro: Lecrae, “Blessings”

Audio Outro: Joan Armatrading, "This Charming Life"

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This week, Colby and Dylan talk hoops openers, a big weekend up ahead in Charleston, being thankful for the lack of political ads going forward and more. Our guest is Zach Glotta, Austin Peay men’s basketball player and new husband—we talk about his busy summer, the 2016 APSU OVC Tournament title, his place in head coach Matt Figger’s up-tempo scheme and how he defines living a life fulfilled.

Audio Intro: The Gorillaz, "Clint Eastwood"

Glotta Intro/Outro: Justin Timberlake, "Say Something"

Audio Outro: Kendrick Lamar, "Humble"

Welcome to the PeayCast!

Coming off a big Homecoming win, our hosts talk football, hoops and the World Series before bringing on the Guest of Honor: Ryan Combs, of Academic Services and student-development. We talk about his music career, his brief stint as a wedding crasher and Hazard, Kentucky’s finest night spots before closing out the show with a look ahead to the weekend.

Audio Intro: The Black Keys, “Lonely Boy”

Combs Intro/Outro: Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys, “Blue Moon of Kentucky”

Audio Outro: William Clark Green, “She Likes the Beatles”

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This week, our the hosts talk Homecoming—including the ritual “Golden Eagle” sacrifice on campus earlier this week (note: no one sacrifices a live eagle)—OVC Basketball Media Day in Evansville the final REGULAR SEASON home volleyball weekend around a huge weekend on the gridiron. Our guest this week is recently-minted SWA Lisa Varytimidis—we talk about Title IX, Wonder Woman, moving into administration after being a coach and so much more in a far-ranging interview.

Audio Intro: Turnpike Troubadours, “Every Girl”

Lisa Varytimidis Intro/Outro: Carl Carlton, “She’s a Bad Mama Jamma”

Audio Outro: Major Lazer and DJ Snake ft. MØ, “Lean On”

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This week, our intrepid hosts talk Marco Iten, bye weeks, volleyball bouncing back from its first OVC loss with a pair of big wins and preview a soccer game with massive OVC Tournament implications, the men’s golf fall finale and more. Our guest is head coach Kassie Stanfill, the brand-new leader of the Austin Peay softball program; we talk about her first two months on the job, how softball continues evolving and the most important question of all: Duke or North Carolina?

Audio Intro: Quaker City Night Hawks, “Bible Black Lincoln”

Coach Stanfill Intro/Outro: Nappy Roots, “Good Day”

Audio Outro: Jimi Hendrix, “All Along the Watchtower"

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This week, Colby and Dylan talk about a crazy-enjoyable win against Tennessee State in front of a sold-out crowd at Fortera Stadium, Saturday, before talking about volleyball’s continued success on the hardwood. Lindsay Gamble, from the athletic training room and Murray State (boo!) graduate, is the guest; a former Clemson staffer, we get her take on working at a high-major vs. a mid-major, play Either/Or and get a truly disgusting on-field injury story.

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This week, Colby and Dylan talk about AJ Ellis, Austin Peay soccer drubbing JSU, volleyball remaining the class of the OVC and more before bringing on APVB standout Ginny Gerig to talk about her huge family, her engagement, playing kickball in high heels and more. The guys finish the show by talking about TSU invading the Fort this weekend, Dylan’s thoughts on soccer and lauding the accomplishments of Katie Locke, APSU ticketing guru and Siegel High School Athletics Hall of Famer as of last weekend.

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Audio Intro: Outkast, “The Whole World”

Ginny Intro/Outro: Luke Combs, “She Got the Best of Me”

Audio Outro: Merle Haggard, “Mama Tried”

Welcome to the first-ever PeayCast!

Colby Wilson and Dylan Schwartz from the athletics communications office banter about starting the podcast, golf pros, Shawn Kelley, a huge cross country victory, yet another volleyball sweep and more before bringing on soccer standout McKenzie Dixon to talk about her life, her Austin Peay career, giraffes and a future involving Sweden. The guys close out the show with a look ahead to the weekend, including a huge trip to Jacksonville State and a home event for women’s golf.

Follow Austin Peay on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram in a variety of ways, most notably @letsgopeay. Send feedback to Colby (@cwilson225 or [email protected]) and Dylan (@dylanschwartz or [email protected]) and (once we get verified) you’ll be able to find us on iTunes, Stitcher and other places to get podcasts.

Audio Intro: Fabolous, “You Be Killin’ Em”

McKenzie Intro/Outro: Darude, “Sandstorm”

Audio Outro: Jukebox the Ghost, “Hollywood”