Student Madeline Mustion interviews Fox 2 Detroit Sports Reporter Jennifer Hammond on her struggles to be treated fairly in a male-dominated profession, how she overcame and turned herself into a success. 

Famed former Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson, holding two business degrees from U-M, has always believed in the academic and athletic balance afforded at colleges and universities. He joined our class in the first semester to talk about that and how to be successful in school, sports and life. 

Students Kylie Saloma, Alexa Ostrager and Hannah Grant speak to current Michigan State volleyball player and mental-health advocate Elena Shklyar plus University of Michigan's Dr. V. 

Student Collin Kelly spoke to current Michigan administrator Mike DeBord (a former U-M coordinator and Central Michigan head coach) and current Harvard basketball coach Tommy Amaker about establishing and building culture as head coaches. 

 Michael Spath and Justin Roh take a look at what the 2021-2022 Michigan Basketball roster looks like and what it means that Eli Brooks will be coming back for one more year. They also discuss some departures from the Michigan Football program including Recruiting Director Matt Dudek, as well as wide receivers Giles Jackson and Xavier Worthy. What does all of this mean and why more departures seem to keep happening. 

 Michael Spath, Justin Roh and Maddie Mustion look back at the men's and women's basketball seasons, breaking down what they accomplished and look ahead to what could be next year. 

Former WTKA mid-day host Michael Spath and Justin Roh discuss the Sweet Sixteen matchups for both the Men's & Women's Basketball teams. Juwan Howard and Kim Barnes-Arico share a special bond that has their programs making waves in college basketball and on their way to the top. Will the Wolverines be able to move into the Elite Eight and Final Four or will this weekend be the end of the road. 

Michael Spath and special guest Brandon Brown of WolverineDigest.com break down Michigan's NCAA win over LSU plus we talk spring football, poking holes in Josh Gattis' claims about what went wrong in 2020. 

Famed former Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson, holding two business degrees from U-M, has always believed in the academic and athletic balance afforded at colleges and universities. He joined our class in the first semester to talk about that and how to be successful in school, sports and life. 

Michael Spath, Justin Roh and Brandon Brown discuss Michigan's No. 1 seed, the Isaiah Livers' injury, and how far the basketball team can go in the NCAA Tournament.