Our first in a series of episodes where we interview former college radio DJs and staffers about their time in college radio and find out what they are doing now. In this episode, Lisa chats with Marc Arot, who was a DJ at WRFT at Temple University. Marc shares his memories of WRFT as well as clips from his archives from his time at the station.…

In this episode, we reconnect with Arvell Poe, an alumni of WUOG and currently the host of The INDIE Show. Arvell is featured in 35000 Watts: The Story of College Radio, and there were so many interesting stories that didn't make it into the film, we knew we had to sit down with him again for the podcast. Tune in and listen as we dive deeper into A…

One of the hallmarks of a great band or solo artist is the flawless four album run: four albums in a row where the quality is consistently high from the first track to the last. In this episode, Michael, Keith and new guest Scott Mobley choose their favorite four album run from their days in college radio.…

There are certain artists that are considered to be quintessential college radio artists: R.E.M., Pixies, Sonic Youth, Juliana Hatfield, Liz Phair...the list goes on and on. But why? What's unique about these artists that endeared them to college radio? We'll explore that topic in-depth in this episode.…

Film soundtracks in the '90s were loaded with college radio artists, often offering up a previously unreleased track or a new song created just for the film. In this episode, we dive into four of our favorite soundtracks from that era: Singles, The Crow, Pump Up the Volume and Escape From LA.By 35000 Watts

One of every music geek's favorite subjects is "one-hit wonders" and college radio definitely has its share. In this episode, Hosts Lisa and Michael, along with resident music guru Keith, take a look at three memorable college radio one-hit wonders from the early-mid 1990s.By 35000 Watts

Our first episode introduces you to our hosts, Michael and Lisa, and talks about the making of our feature documentary, 35000 Watts: The Story of College Radio.By 35000 Watts

Mickey Quinn joins us to talk about the brilliant Ted Lasso

David Baird joins us to discuss what he learned from Mary Poppins Returns and some take-home pointers from the movie.

We are joined by Irish Olympian, David Gillick to discuss "Without Limits" about the American middle-distance runner, Steve Prefontaine.

Join us as Down Senior Hurling manager Ronan Sheehan looks back at Blood and Glory and the founding of the Springboks

Brendan Bugler joins us to discuss the excellent documentary "The Dawn Wall". Join us as we discuss his coaching journey and what we can learn from the documentary

This week we are watching National Champions with Clare LGFA Manager Evan Talty. We discuss lots of coaching content, which is interesting as there is no coaching in the movie.

Colm Egan joins us all the way from Chicago and we discuss the movie Draft Day. Colm gives us some insights into the GAA in America and how we could use some of their concepts at home to better our games, as well as discussing many other coaching topics.

We are delighted to be joined by Stephen Lavin as we watch "Americas Game Missing Rings, the 1990 Buffalo Bills". We discuss Stephens input to the very insightful Twitter page @GAASense and website, as well as his thoughts on Games Based Coaching among other topics.

This week we speak to Brian Boyle who shares his experience and knowledge as a Primary School Principal, Coach, PE educator, and founder of Physical Activity and Locomotor Movement.

This week we chat to David Sharkey about the Channel 4 movie, Shackleton. David discusses Theming in Coaching and how it works basically, and also what we can learn from Sir Ernest Shackleton in one of history greatest tales of survival

We are joined by Cork GDA Sean Crowley to discuss this classic kids sporting movie.

Barry is a full time GDA with Waterford GAA and joins us this week as we look at child and youth coaching. We discuss a range of topics including the new Well Kids program in Waterford as well as communication, value of trials and tests and many other topics.

This week we are joined by Irish sprinting coach Shane McCormack to discuss the movie "Gallipoli" starring a young Mel Gibson about the unique friendship between 2 Australian Sprinters who join WW1 for the Allies. Shane shares his experience of coaching Irelands fastest woman, Phil Healy and the trials and tribulations of the last 16 months.…

John Murphy joins us to share his vast knowledge as a Post Primary School teacher, club player, coach and coach educator whilst we watch the Big Green. We talk various areas from Primary School GAA games to Feile and everything in between

We are joined by Noel McNamara who is Academy Manager with Leinster Rugby and we discuss the classic Basketball movie, Hoosiers. Join us as we pick the brains of one of Irelands top rugby coaches and see what we can bring to the coaching world from the movie.

This week we are joined by Shane Curran to look at the documentary Sherpa, about the Sherpa people and their lives as guides on Everest. An interesting look into how we can use the movie for some coaching points.

We are joined by Tyrone man, Mickey Donnelly to discuss the classic Chariots of Fire. Join us to see how we can link the movie to GAA Coaching and Mickey gives us some of his experiences.

Join us as we get an insight into Ballymun and Dublin GAA man Paddy Christie. Paddy shares some anecdotes from his playing and coaching career in Ballymun, DCU, Dublin and Tipperary. A fascinating man and a really interesting discussion

This week we are joined by Ger Brennan to discuss the classic White Men Can't Jump and we discuss lots of different angles from the movie.

This week, we are joined by Russell Earnshaw from the brilliant Magic Academy. We watch the Roller Derby classic "Whip It" and we use the movie to chat about Coaching and what we can learn from the lessons within. Join in and let us know what you think.

We are joined by Camogie Manager of the Year, Brian Dowling from Kilkenny to discuss Ben Afflecks role as head coach of a high school Basketball team. As he fights his own demons, he tries to inspire the team to be successful and change their losing habits.

1983, NCAA Basketball. North Carolina State Wolfpack under the guidance of Jimmy Valvano, need to run the table to be champions. 9 games to win, lose and go home. Or Survive and Advance. We speak to player on the team and producer of the show, Dereck Whittenburg about the show and the great Jimmy Valvano RIP.…

We are joined by the Coaches Coach, Mr Liam Moggan who takes us down memory lane to look at "16 Days of Glory- The 1984 Los Angeles Olympics". A fascinating insight into Liams way of thinking using some of the heroes of yesteryear as guides along the way.

This week we are joined by Laois Senior Footballer John O'Loughlin to discuss the Prime Video Documentary "The Test: A new era for Australia's Team". We look at Justin Langers coaching style and the ups and downs of the cricket campaign.

Check out this weeks episode where we pick Michael Fennellys mind on a range of topics from Ballyhale, Coaching U6s, Communication, Offaly and lots more interesting topics.

Irish Womens U17 National Head Coach, James Scott joins us to chat about Pep and what we can bring back to a more basic level.

Former Irish Goalkeeper David Forde joins us this week to discuss the film "Peaceful Warrior" about a gymnast who meets a spiritual guide who assists him, not just in his sport but in life. A really fascinating movie and a great discussion with David on his experiences in the past and how the movie impacted him as a person.…

Wexford GDA Shane O'Hanlon joins us to talk about Kicking & Screaming. Shane tells us why he has used clips from the movie on some of his coaching workshops. There is absolutely loads to discuss from a Coaching perspective, from the challenges facing novice coaches to winning at all costs

Owen Mooney joins us to discuss Rudy, the undersized American Football player with a huge heart. A really interesting discussion on a wide variety of topics but sure to be of interest to coaches and the discussion on what can be learnt from just "Playing"

We are joined by Darragh Egan of Kiladangan and Tipperary fame in watching the brilliant We are Marshall. We use the movie to discuss coaching topics and Darragh is extremely proactive in sharing some concepts that he has seen in his own club, which will be a great help for people in clubs of all shapes and sizes.…

This week we are joined by Laura Finnegan. Laura has vast experience in the area of Talent Academies and goes into great detail on her research findings. A really interesting delve into the lives of 2 young Basketball players in Chicago and what we can learn from their experiences to make us better coaches.…

We are joined by Alan Mangan to discuss the Documentary about the great Páidí Ó'Sé and the Westmeath Footballers in 2004. Alan speaks passionately about the relationship Páidí built with the people of Westmeath and he will live long in their memories for the best summer Westmeath GAA ever had .

We are joined by Mickey McCullough as we watch Seabiscuit and look at Tom Smith, as well as the other relationships in the film.

We are joined by Conor O'Shea to look at Brian Cloughs 44 day reign as Leeds United Manager in the brilliant Damned United.

Mossy vs Paul.We challenge their memories of the 12 episodes this season in an end of season quiz to see who was concentrating the hardest.

Cormac Ryan joins us this week to look at Good Will Hunting. Not much sport in it but a huge amount on mentoring. A really interesting angle and some brilliant real life experiences from the lads makes this episode a must listen.

This week we are joined by Mark Cooper, a full time Games Promotion Officer with the Eoghan Ruadh St Oliver Plunketts club in Dublin. We look at Michael Ohers progress from being homeless to NFL star and the role of his family and environment had in helping him.

We are joined by Ryan Gaffney, who recently received his masters from IT Carlow in the area of Sports Performance Analysis. We look at Billy Beane as General Manager of the Oakland As and he tries to integrate Sabermetrics into Baseball

This week we are joined by Stephen Fitzgerald, a former Dublin GAA GPO and current Primary School teacher. We discuss coaching children and youths and have a look at how Gordon Bombay has evolved as a coach as he progresses up to coaching the national team level.

We are joined by former Galway footballer Eddie Hoare, as we discuss the "Greatest Sports Documentary Ever" about Galways 1998 All Ireland football win

We look at Clash of the Ash, a mixture of Pure Mule and Normal People, about a young Hurler in Fermoy in 1980s Ireland. We look at Kevin Barry as the coach and what we can learn from him, mostly on what not to do.

This week, we are joined by Jamie Wall to discuss his coaching and the coaching of Patches O'Houlihan from the movie. We discuss lots of topics, so sit back and relax.

Join us as we look at Mickey Goldmills Coaching for the second time and see how we think he has evolved as a coach