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An arbitrary milestone, but a milestone nonetheless! Mike Carpenter celebrates the 100th episode of The 200 Level by bringing on co-host emeritus Steve Breitweiser, along with current co-hosts Harry Black, Trevor Vallese, and Isaac Ambrose.
Mike Carpenter talks to Shannon Ryan (Chicago Tribune) about Illini linebacker Milo Eifler's comments on player safety, COVID-19's effects on college sports, students speaking out, and the importance of journalism.
Baseball is back! Mike Carpenter talks with Herb Lawrence (Executive Producer at 670 The Score) about the 60-game season, the young and dangerous White Sox, and how the shortened season will benefit some teams. Along with baseball, they talk about the role of sports media in discussions on race.
On the eve of a vacation, Mike Carpenter looks back at the craziest month in what's been the craziest year so far. The MLB owners and players are in a standstill, NASCAR's decision to ban confederate flags brings back memories of Chief Illiniwek, and sports media struggles to find its role in the ongoing conversation on race.
Mike Carpenter speaks with Steve Holstein, long-time host of the Holstein and Co. morning show on WIXY on the current state of radio. In the opening segment, Carp reacts to the IHSA basketball finals returning to CU, Rob Manfred's ineptitude in the MLB negotiations, and Mike Gundy's tone-deaf t-shirt.
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