Big Ten football looks a lot different this year with no fans in attendance. Matt Goldman talks to Keaton Maisano and Jack Emerson who are sports editors at The Lantern to discuss what it was like covering a game during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ben Johnson the director of media and public relations for Ohio State joins the show to talk about what game days will look like in the fall around campus during COVID-19.

Block O, the Official Student Section of Ohio State Athletics, won't be able to attend sports in the fall barring any major changes. President Nick Wead joins the show to discuss the new plans they have had to put in place for this unprecedented situation. 

Monica Johnson, the mother of Paris Johnson Jr. and Kristina Miller, the mother of Harry Miller, join the show to discuss how Ohio State parents handled the Big Ten's initial decision to postpone their season and their thoughts on the new format for this year.

Linda Logan sits down to discuss the difficulty of navigating through the pandemic in her role as executive director for the Greater Columbus Sports Commission and the impact of the virus on the city.

With fall sports across the Big Ten postponed, BTN Student U is missing out a semester of learning about both broadcasting and production. Mariesha Gibson, the current production manager, gives insight into what she is doing currently for BTN while there are no sports, a plan they have in place to stay safe and distanced should fall sports return and more!

Paul Keels joins us to talk announcing without fans, predictions for the Ohio State football team and the challenges of broadcasting during a global pandemic. Make sure to subscribe and like to the show on apple podcasts!

Adam Jardy, Ohio State mens basketball beat writer for The Columbus Dispatch joins us to talk The Basketball Tournament and the groundwork it's laying for other sporting restarts, the future of Ohio State basketball, and advice for young journalists navigating through a global pandemic. 

Hosts Kevin Lapka and Brendan Kucera welcome Zach Fleer of 270 Hoops to talk all things basketball. Fleer details how the landscape of college recruiting may change due to COVID-19, his thoughts on the new NBA return-to-play format, and reasoning why OSU mens basketball has seen an uptick in transfers with starting minutes. Make sure to like and subscribe and follow @sportssociety on Twitter.

Assistant general manager of OhioHealth Chiller Rinks, Jeremy Rogers, joins hosts Kevin Lapka and Brendan Kucera to break down the process if Columbus is selected as a host city for the NHL's new return-to-play format.