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Host Thomas Kvaloe discusses the Red Bulls' recent struggles on the road as they try to find their footing down the stretch of the season, alongside co-hosts AJ Rayer and Ryder Nuesell.

Host Michael Bellifemini discusses the rise of women in sports media as WSOU Sports Director Lauren Reese talks about the start of her career and CBS Sports reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala offers advice and reflects on her career.

Host Chris Heite discusses Game 7 of the NBA Finals, the end of the Stanley Cup Finals, and the direction of the New York Knicks, alongside co-hosts Christian Oliveri and Nick Diodato.

Host Lauren Reese discusses the 2024-25 Seton Hall Women's Basketball season and what the future may hold on the court, alongside co-hosts Ryder Nuesell and Ryan Nelke.

Host Thomas Mazurowski discusses the Stanley Cup Finals and the Devils' offseason strategy, alongside co-hosts Liam Page and Nick Diodato.

In the second episode of this mini podcast series, host Michael Bellifemini discusses the constantly changing world of sports broadcasting with WSOU colleague Brian Henderson, Seton Hall professor Len DeLuca and Fox Sports producer Bardia Shah-Rais.

Host Jacob Nieczypor discusses the imminent start to the NFL season, the NBA Finals, and the current state of the Mets-Yankees rivalry, with co-hosts David Martino and Darren Worrell.

Host Jack Pine discusses the best players and moments from the 2025 Seton Hall Men's Basketball season and what the future holds for the program, with co-hosts Joe Morales and Chris Heite.

Host Sean Casey recaps the Red Bulls' season thus far, highlighting key contributors to the team's performance, alongside co-hosts Anthony Collins and Jake Marcial.

In the first episode of this mini podcast series, host Michael Bellifemini discusses the past and present of sports gambling and its impact on the sports media world with WSOU colleague Bobby Steiner, ESPN legend and WSOU alumni Bob Ley, and Time Magazine correspondent Sean Gregory.