UCM-The Beat

In this episode, Abram interviews Katie Kim, a 2019 UCM Alumnus in International Studies who is currently on staff with Navigators International Ministries. They discuss Katie's own time abroad, how the things she's learned relate to ministry, and how students can better get connected with international students on campus.

Brennen is rejoined by his buddy Cole Moore to discuss who are the most overrated NFL players, to recap of opening weekend, and to discuss who are the best Mules athletes of all time.

Collin Sumler shares his predictions for each division in the NFL and who he thinks will come out on top in week 1 of the season.

JT Noah brings his show, "Just Talkin' Sports" to UCM-The Beat.  In episode 1, JT shares his thoughts on MLB, college football and the NFL.

In episode 2, Brennen brings in his buddy and teammate Cole Moore to recap some of the top sports franchises.  They also talk about who they would build their franchise around.  All this and more on episode 2 of "The BVB Show".

Brennen Van Breusegen knows a thing or two about baseball.  He's an All-America centerfielder for the University of Central Missouri Mules baseball team and a life-long St. Louis Cardinals fan.  In this first episode of The BVB Show, he discusses whether or not Cardinals legend Albert Pujols will reach the 700 home run mark.

The THRIVE Program at the University of Central Missouri is transforming the lives of students with disabilities. The program expands opportunities for students with disabilities so they can live a more independent life.

Ben Avery is one of those students living his dream of being a radio personality.  In this first episode of "30 Minutes of Thrive", Ben interviews one of his professors, Lisa Garnier.

In Episode 2 on “Sports Talk” our topic is “The NIL: Good or Bad for College Athletics?” For YEARS it has been debated whether college student athletes should get paid. After all, college athletics bring in A LOT of revenue through ticket sales, television contracts, and imaging. But these are also COLLEGE athletes, most of whom are on scholarship that pays for at least part (if not all) of their tuition and living expenses. Our panelists discuss.

This fall, the Sports Reporting course at the University of Central Missouri will be producing a weekly show to examine issues related to athletics.  In week one, we discuss "Who Should Pay?" Four students will discuss their points of view: Should owners pay for new stadiums or renovations, or should the bill go to the taxpayers?

Meet our new host, Abram Tabor.  In this first episode of season 2, Abram visits with Jolene Watson.  Jolene is an assistant professor of science and technology, and faculty advisor for ASQ at the University of Central Missouri.