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Join U92 the Moose's Cam Scott and Bryce Cohen on “Run the Ball,” where they dive into all things professional and college sports. Catch their expert analysis and commentary each week as they cover any and all sports.
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Pit 2 Podium is a casual and newcomer-friendly introduction to Formula One. We talk about current news, a bit of the history, what we like about the sport, and everything in between! Join us weekly for updates during the season- we'll laugh and argue over the various goings on in the F1 world and hope you'll join us for the ride!
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The Two Minute Drill is U92's NFL pregame show. Every week, the U92 sports staff discusses the previous weeks' games and previews the upcoming games, including injury reports, game plans, and players to watch for in the week ahead. It's the best national football talk in Morgantown!
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First and Moose

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First and Moose covers everyone's favorite violent sport. FOOTBALL. Join Connor Taylor, Manny Maradiegue, and Patrick McCabe every week as they discuss the latest football news, review the previous week's action and throw in some good banter as well. This podcast is a U92 the Moose podcast, College Radio at West Virginia University.
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The Sportspage

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The very best sports talk show on American college radio. For two hours, tune in as the U92 the Moose sports team and other special guests from WVU college radio debate the biggest stories in sports. This feed also includes the U92 Sports Staff's morning show, BEAT THE CLOCK! 7-9 a.m. on Monday and Fridays. This show is produced by U92 the Moose, College radio at West Virginia University
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Say Something Nice

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U92 Assistant Program Director Anthony Wells and Music Director Griffin McMorrow are going deep into the archives to review music. And, most importantly, they're going to force themselves to say something nice. Brought to you by U92 the Moose, College Radio at West Virginia University.
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Feedback is U92 News' award-winning news commentary talk show. Our reporters bring you open and diverse discussion on today's pressing issues. "We start the conversation, you finish it." This podcast is produced by U92 the Moose, College Radio at WVU.
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Brett and Hal go book by book and discuss the varying themes, motifs, and characters within the binds of the novel. If you sprinkle in a little comedy and some tasteful ranting, you have the ClassRoom, your live adjacent literature circle!
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Welcome to the Good, the Bad, and the Strange podcast, with host Francis Egan. In each episode, we bring you three news stories about current events that impact our lives- one good, one bad, and one downright strange. This podcast contains opinion, and the categories of the show (good, bad, and strange) are all subjective terms. This show is produced by U92 the Moose at WVU.
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On the sixty-second episode of The Cinematic Odyssey, though recorded on September 29, 2024, Tristen and Max dive into their first look at the Coen Brothers and their 2000 epic "O Brother Where Art Thou?". They go through ghost stories and fables of the actual American South while comparing this film to Homer's Odyssey, with Max also gushing over t…
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On the sixty-first official episode, Tristen and Max spent a lot of time at the theater and now review their bottom 5 movies and top 15 from the year 2024. Tristen's list is exclusively movies that came out in 2024 and Max's follows everything he saw for the first time, but in their grand return in a majestic episode (approximately one half of The …
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Tune in as the boys take on the challenge of breaking down all the recent Formula 1 news from the past couple of weeks. With the final race of the season just around the corner, we reflect on the Las Vegas and Qatar Grands Prix before sharing our final predictions for the season. Of course, it wouldn’t be Formula 1 without its fair share of controv…
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In this episode the boys break down all the things to look for at the Las Vegas GP and diving into F1’s history in Sin City. From the glitz and chaos on the track to what this race means for the sport. Plus, we welcome our new host, Trey Stire, to the team! With fresh takes, fun debates, and plenty of Vegas drama, this is an episode you don’t want …
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For this special episode of Pit 2 Podium, we’re joined by a special guest, Trey Stire, to explore how to become a fan of motorsports. Trey shares his personal motorsport journey as we discuss some of the barriers prospective fans have when trying to engage with a new sport.By U92 the Moose
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In this episode the boys get a little heated as we discuss our top 5 drivers of all time. There's gonna be a little bit of facts and a whole lot of feelings thrown around on this episode. This is just our personal preferences so don't take our lists too seriously. Tune in to this episode to find out who the best Formula 1 driver is of all time!…
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In this episode, the boys break down Lando Norris' commanding win in Singapore, raising the question—can he claim victory without the advantage of a dominant car? We also dive into Daniel Ricciardo's retirement and final race, speculating the reasoning behind his fastest lap. And how can we not talk about Max’s press conference? Listen to all this …
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In this episode of Pit 2 Podium, we break down all the action from the Baku race weekend! Did Perez live up to his Street King alias? McLaren leads the constructors championship; does Lando have what it takes to win the drivers? Did McLaren have an unfair advantage? Tune in as we dive into all these questions and unveil who’s really to blame for th…
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In this episode of Pit 2 Podium, we dive into the Singapore Grand Prix! With McLaren taking the lead in the Constructors Championship, the fight for the Driver's Title is heating up. Can Red Bull strike back to reclaim their dominance, or will McLaren solidify their hold? We’ll break down the unique challenges of the Singapore circuit, take a look …
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The boys take a deep dive into the world of Formula 1, exploring the history and evolution of the sport while breaking down the current grid. They analyze every team, highlighting their drivers, key personnel, and past achievements. Along the way, we’ll take a look at the stories of each team's journey to success, offering insights into their victo…
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In this episode of the Pit 2 Podium Podcast, we break down Leclerc's thrilling victory in Monza and what it means for Ferrari's momentum. We also ask the question - Is Red Bull falling behind? Can Red Bull keep the lead as we dive further into the second half of the season? We wrap it up with a preview of Baku and what to expect from this high spee…
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Welcome to Pit 2 Podium, your go-to podcast for all things Formula 1! In this episode, we dive into the action at Monza with an in-depth breakdown of FP1. From standout performances to key takeaways, we cover it all. Plus, we discuss the latest news, updates, and hot topics from around the F1 world. Whether you're a seasoned fan or just getting int…
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Around the midpoint of 2024, as Tristen and Max reform the podcast you know and love, they take a look back at the first half of the year for some of the big swings and occasional misses of their cinema experience. Then, they turn towards the future and what they're most excited for in the latter half of 2024. Maybe this serves as recommendations, …
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On the sixtieth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max dive into John Cassavetes's experimental indie film Opening Night. Through discussion of Cassavetes's unconventional storytelling, massive narrative undertaking, and relationship with the film's star, the guys try to decide whether the film is a masterpiece or lacking in some areas. …
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On the fifty-ninth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max return from an extended alien abduction to discuss Wes Anderson's latest feature, Asteroid City. One of Max's favorites, he delves into why the content and substance of the film works so well, and Tristen uncovers why it might not be one of his better pieces. The ensemble cast rec…
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On this bonus episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max walk you through their picks, predictions, and thoughts on every award category. For insight on major awards like screenplay, acting, directing, and Best Picture, skip to the one hour mark of the episode. Max monologues about the shorts and documentary nominees while Tristen stews with…
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On the fifty-eighth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max take a look at Jonathan Glazer's Oscar-nominated film The Zone of Interest. Tristens walks you through why he believes this is the best film of the decade so far and Max provides insight on the acting value that the film has to offer. Both are chilled and in awe over the haunting…
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On the fifty-seventh episode of The Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max dive into 2024 Best Picture nominee Past Lives, the feature directorial and screenwriting debut of Celine Song. Hear why they loved the film, what great secrets are hidden in the camerawork, and Max's next musical theatre history rant that actually has some merit. This is a film…
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On the fifty-sixth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, and special Valentine's edition, Tristen and Max uncover the beautiful mystery of Richard Curtis's Love Actually. One of Max's favorite rewatches come holiday season, Tristen enters with no expectations and the result does not shock you at all. Discussing the writing, performances of the ensemble…
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On the fifty-fifth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max return from hiatus to their shortest episode ever! In it, both discuss thoughts and opinions on Soviet director Mikhail Kalatozov's 1960 adventure film Letter Never Sent, the same director that directed Tristen's top overall film of 2023. Tristen gushes on visual effects and techn…
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On the fifty-fourth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max take their first look at the extensive filmography of Masaki Kobayashi and his samurai tale Harakiri. A masterful philosophical discussion applicable to this day, several interlacing stories are told in a disgraced samurai's path to commit ritualistic seppuku or harakiri. Tristen…
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On the fifty-third episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max walk through both ends of the spectrum of their 2023 in film. A number of past episodes are referenced and some shock and awe is included while both lists are blind-revealed live on the podcast. Your hosts share their bottom 5 and top 15 films that they saw for the first time in t…
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On the fifty-second episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max venture into Frank Capra's holiday classic It's a Wonderful Life. While wandering through the early failings of this movie, both comment on the story quality and the moral philosophy behind the film. Tristen provides his commentary on the Monopoly Man, Max has another game show u…
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On the 51st episode of The Cinematic Odyssey, Max and Tristen tackle the enigmatic, seductive, and oh so frightful final film from the cinematic legend Stanley Kubrick. As it was tradition with Kubrick and his work, Eyes Wide Shut was mired in controversy. Ranging from the taboo themes and scenes, the record-breaking filming period, Kubrick's untim…
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On the fiftieth (!) official episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max revisit Wong Kar-wai for the second time on the podcast, for In the Mood for Love, what many consider to be his masterpiece. Tristen rationalizes his lack of understanding of the piece and Max gets real for a moment while referencing musicals and more. Tristen makes a br…
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On the forty-ninth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max venture into their first Scorsese film, his oft debated 2013 effort The Wolf of Wall Street. Max compares the film's heightened emotions to musicals and Tristen delivers a long-awaited monologue on the misinterpretation of the film and how people can love it for the wrong reasons.…
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On the forty-eighth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen, Max, and special guest Mackenzie venture into their first of Ingmar Bergman's efforts on the podcast, 1978's Autumn Sonata starring Ingrid Bergman (no relation). Max takes a trip down a musical rabbit hole, Tristen relives the tension building in the first half of the film, and Mackenzi…
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