Students in the Sports Broadcasting class at UNL's CoJMC share their personal podcasts: Brent Bartels looks back at his days at UNL; Peter Krenzer compels us to love professional wrestling; and Bailey Landanger talks about his fraternity's effort to return to campus. 

Students in the Sports Broadcasting class at UNL's CoJMC share their personal podcasts: Cody Frederick talks about his high school's long basketball losing streak; Brandon Idelman on Chicago sports; and Nick Whyman talks about his love and baseball and getting opportunities to write about it. 

Students in the Sports Broadcasting class at UNL's CoJMC share their personal podcasts: Justin Slepicka on his love of the Atlanta Falcons; Ryan Valenta all about his beloved Atlanta Braves and a couple surprises; and Dustyn Stortzum talks with his broadcasting pals and his mom. 

A conversation with Phillies broadcaster Kevin Frandsen,  who is a former big leaguer, former radio host at KNBR in San Francisco, now working in the booth in Philadelphia.  The conversation comes your way in five parts.  Enjoy. 

Chapter two of a conversation with Phillies broadcaster Kevin Frandsen.  He moves rather smoothly into the broadcast business, first in the studio and then to the stadium. 

Chapter three of a conversation with Phillies broadcaster Kevin Frandsen. His big league ascension is derailed by a torn achilles, trades and frequent trips to the minor leagues. 

Fourth chapter of a conversation with Phillies broadcaster Kevin Frandsen. He makes his big league debut in 2006 without one of the most important people in his life. 

Fifth and final chapter of a conversation with Phillies broadcaster Kevin Frandsen. 

Joshua Planos

Is a free-lance writer, based in Nebraska. He has written hundreds of articles for publications around the United States. Much of his work appears these days at Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight.com. He has a couple of tenets, ‘try never to say no and always please your editor.’

A compilation of the work of our students here at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln College of Journalism and Mass Communications. They did this work in their Sports Broadcasting class.