The Auburn Plainsman

This is the inaugural episode of the Plainsman’s new podcast called Reels Review. Donavan Weaver and Jac Myrick are your host and discuss the recently released MCU film, Antman and the Wasp: Quantumania. They dive deep into the movie’s visuals, dialogue, character usage and tones. SPOILER WARNING: at the 4:25 mark is when the spoilers begin.

To excel on court or the field, student-athletes need to remember to take care of their mental health. Playing under high pressure along with being in the classroom can take a toll on these athletes mentally, which many fans may seem to forget. Auburn sports psychologist, Jackson Howard, dives into the importance and connection between mental and physical health.

A lot of misconceptions can come from obtaining a liberal arts degree. Members of The Auburn Plainsman discuss their plans after graduating in the College of Liberal Arts and hear from Auburn's CLA student services on resources.

Members of The Plainsman give a run down of being in Auburn for the holidays and what events are taking place during the break.

Auburn culinary science students talk about how they celebrate thanksgiving with the food they make and their traditions.

Author Timothy Bella comes on to discuss his latest novel, "Barkley," and the ins and outs of the writing process along, with his career as a writer.

Members of the Auburn Plainsman break down the midterm election results and what they could mean for the future of Alabama and the country.

Members of the Auburn Plainsman look ahead with the recent removal of Bryan Harsin and a preview of men's and women's basketball season.

Author Jeff Pearlman comes on and shares his journey of exploring the life of Bo Jackson for his newest novel, "The Last Folk Hero," and his overall experience in becoming a writer.

Callie Stanford reflects on her trip to SEC Media Day for men's basketball and what was heard from not only Auburn's representatives but several other programs as well.