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A weekly podcast series detailing the growing trends around the world of social media in professional sports and performance anxiety in athletes as well. In this week's episode, special guest JD Kuchta and I spoke about the potential reasons MLB players are less frequently addressing their mental health publicly. We talked about pitchers Daniel Bard and Trevor May and their battles with mental illness. We rounded up the show analyzing the social media rules throughout the MLB. Enjoy!

On this week's episode of The Melting Pot, I am joined by Joe Dennis to talk about MLB we went in-depth with our favorite teams. In the end, we broke down the wildcard race and who we have winning the World Series this year. Tune in next week to hear all about the MLS, EPL, and the champions league in soccer.

In this episode of Kill the Lights, host Chad Hall talks with senior Piedmont University track and field athlete Chris Donsereaux about his plans following his senior year. Chris makes some interesting remarks regarding the different levels of NCAA athletics. Chris has experience in both writing and broadcast, and he makes his goals very clear to listeners. You'll hear more about Chris and his plans on this episode. Tune in every Friday at 6 p.m. for new episode releases.

In the second episode of Basketball and BS, hosts Chris Donsereaux and Jarrett Ray are joined by Noah Reardon and Jaziah Upshaw. Reardon is a Senior Business major here at Piedmont University, While Upshaw recently transferred, the two hosts bring him on to pick his brain about the NBA Offseason, including FIBA Basketball.

A weekly podcast series detailing the growing trends around the world of social media in professional sports and performance anxiety in athletes as well. In this week's episode, special guest Chris Donsereaux and I spoke about star athletes DeMar DeRozan, Kevin Love, and Paul George and their individual battles with mental illness. We also took a dive into the rules the NBA has in place to take control of its team's and player's social media usage. Enjoy!

For the first week of The Melting Pot, Matt Kodrowski and I discussed the expectations for the NFL season. Make sure you stick around until the end of the show when you can hear Matt and I's picks for the division winners and who we think will be the winner of the Super Bowl to close off the 104th season of the NFL.

In the pilot episode of Kill the Lights - More than Just an Athlete, host Chad Hall talks with senior Piedmont University basketball player Ryan Jolly about his plans following his playing career. You'll get a glimpse inside the mind of Jolly about some of his aspirations regarding medical or pharmaceutical sales or maybe even a pro trainer! This is the first of twelve different episodes featuring different Piedmont University athletes. Tune in every Friday at 6 p.m. for new episode releases.

A look into what it's like being a college athlete at the Division 3 level on a men's lacrosse team.

A podcast series detailing the growing trends around the world of social media in professional sports and performance anxiety in athletes as well. Social media has become a key part of every professional sports team's strategy to increase interest in their organizations, and this can impact mental health in its athletes. Each week, I will be joined by a surprise guest and this week I was joined by sports communications major and former lacrosse player Chad Hall to discuss NFL's relationship with social media.

Show aircheck for Matthew Kodrowski, host of "On the Ball" on Z-98.7 FM, the student-run radio station of Piedmont University.

Host Caleb Rogers brings in guest Natalie Gonzalez to speak on her struggles coming into freshman year during Covid as well as the importance of enjoying the little things in life.

In his last podcast of the series host, Caleb Rogers reflects on his podcast over the past 12 weeks and the little things that have got him to where he is today.

Host Caleb Rogers brings in guest Jared Ray to speak on his experience at his last colleges and he jumped from wanting to be a coach to inspiring people through podcasts and film.

Thank you for tuning in to Socially Athletic, the sports media podcast highlighting Division III athletics.Guest: Cole & Art ElrodBe sure to check out the blog linked below for more insight!ccreedon14.wixsite.com/connor-creedon/blogThank you for your support throughout the series, and I hope you enjoy this finale of Socially Athletic.

In the final episode of the Turn on a Dime podcast, your host Hannah Osborne is joined by guest Jeremy Groeneveld to review some of the highlights of the past 12 weeks. This episode specifically highlights the thoughts of featured guests and the reaction of Groeneveld to the guests wisdom and insight.

For this episode, Nahomi Solorzano and I go into detail about many celebrities that have come out to talk about their mental disabilities and their struggles. Some of the celebrities we talk about are celebrities like Jenette McCurdy, Selena Gomez, Ozzy Osborne, and many others.

Thank you for tuning in to Socially Athletic, the sports media podcast highlighting Division III athletics.Guest: Matt Kodrowski & Chloe SpradlinBe sure to check out the blog linked below for more insight!ccreedon14.wixsite.com/connor-creedon/blog

Host Caleb Rogers brings in guest Maddie Cassidy for an exciting conversation about her experience in college and how Piedmont has impacted her life.

Host Caleb Rogers brings in guest Caden Nelms for an exciting conversation about the little things he's had to adapt to being in a wheelchair. Caleb Talks about how Caden has made a difference in the community.

Welcome back to Turn on a Dime podcast, this week your host Hannah Osborne shares what she has learned about herself and about the intersection of politics, media, and cancel culture over the course of the previous ten episodes. Turn in to the penultimate episode of Turn on a Dime podcast.

For this episode, my guest and I discuss the many different ways that bipolar disorder is treated as well as one treatment that could be seen as questionable.

In the final episode of Fit People Problems, Morgan Patton Brown and I sit down and discuss what fitness has been like for her as someone living with Type 1 Diabetes, as well as having just given birth to her first kid. She can do it all, so make sure to check it out!

In episode 11 of Fit People Problems, Dr. Melissa Tingle and I discuss what fitness looked like in the 90s and early 2000s throughout motherhood, new jobs, and overall what it's like maintaining a relationship with fitness for years on end. Check it out!

Thank you for tuning in to Socially Athletic, the sports media podcast highlighting Division III athletics.Guest: Kevin Juday Be sure to check out the blog linked below for more insight!ccreedon14.wixsite.com/connor-creedon/blog

In this episode, my guest Connor Creedon and I discuss whether or not social media will continue to benefit mental health positively as it evolves.

This week on Turn on a Dime your host, Hannah Osborne, is joined by her sister, Katie Osborne, to discuss what it what like growing up in the generation to first become acquainted with social media in their youth and being a foreigner in the time of COVID-19.

On this episode, host Chris Donsereaux is joined by Aaron Palmer, Devin Dean and Andrew Stimpson as the three Piedmont University men's basketball players talk all things March Madness with Chris. Palmer was a guest on the first episode of this podcast and Chris was eager to have him back on. The four guys also discussed the drama surrounding Lamar Jackson and even talked highschool hoops!

Thank you for tuning in to Socially Athletic, the sports media podcast highlighting Division III athletics.Guest: Andy Klein Be sure to check out the blog linked below for more insight!https://ccreedon14.wixsite.com/connor-creedon/blog

In this weeks episode, Jackie Sampson and I sit down and discuss what it's like balancing a busy work/school/gym schedule. Be sure to check it out, as well as this weeks blog post, coming out Tuesday at 2 p.m.!

Join your host, Hannah Osborne, to discuss what the impending presidential election will look like. This episode discusses who are announced and potential candidates, and how current and past events will affect their chances in the polls.

Dr. Joe Dennis and I talk about the misconception that can go on with mental disorders through social media or in public situations.

"Deja Vu"The final episode. Thank you to everyone who has listened and supported this podcast. Thank you also for all the participants for making my vision come to life. -Madison

"Dija Get It Yet"Will the team make it out with memories in tact? Is Laken out of jail? Can Calvin and Mack help him escape the clutches of the D.H.H? Find out in Episode 5 of The Other 1968.

On this special episode host Chris Donsereaux is joined by a new friend Logan Cranford and a familiar friend Orry Clements-Owens, both of who are part of the Piedmont University men's basketball team. The three students discuss five topics that listeners commented on our instagram. So tune in for an exciting episode!!

Thank you for tuning in to Socially Athletic, the sports media podcast highlighting Division III athletics.Guest: Danielle PercivalBe sure to check out the blog linked below for more insight!ccreedon14.wixsite.com/connor-creedon/blog

Host Caleb Rogers brings in guest Nahomi Solorzano for an intriguing conversation about never giving up no matter the situation you are in. Nahomi and Caleb discuss the importance of the friendships we have.

Host Caleb Rogers brings in guest Emma Marti for an exciting conversation about growing from difficult relationships. Emma talks about how to come out of the situation as a better person.

In this episode my guest Kaitlyn Powers and I talk about how to deal with anxiety as a college student and ways to overcome that anxiety.

"The Extensions of Cancel Culture Outside the Political Realm" features guest Samantha Carvallo alongside your host Hannah Osborne. Carvallo and Osborne discuss how cancel culture extends past the constrictions of politics and into pop culture. The two relate how events of pop culture reflect the political atmosphere.

In this week's episode, Jessica Sconyers and I discussed what it's like lifting with her medical alert dog, Eros. We talked about how he can keep her heart rate in check and learn to alert her for any and all medical issues that may arise. Listen to find out more!

"Calvin Takeover"Laken is missing, Mack is exhausted and ignoring life's problems, and Calvin runs around the city. Oh, and there are more secrets. Enjoy!

Host Chris Donsereaux is joined by three new guest J.D. Kuchta, Chad Hall and Connor Rogers. The four Piedmont University students talk all things March Madness and NFL Free Agency drama. What do your brackets look like? And who will your favorite NFL team pick up?

"Internet Explorer"Join the cast for the third installment of The Other 1968 where it gets a little crazy. Mack has a house. Who knew? Also Laken... He is just a piece of work.For more follow @theother1968 on Instagram

"In the Dark"Catch up with the cast as the twist and turns begin. Laken's first day of work. A power outage. Creepy hotel. And Elevators. Lots of Elevators.Follow for more @theother1968 on Instagram!

Thank you for tuning in to Socially Athletic, the sports media podcast highlighting Division III athletics.Guest: Jarrett Ray & Jacob Barrett Be sure to check out the blog linked below for more insight!https://ccreedon14.wixsite.com/connor-creedon/blog

Host Caleb Rogers brings in guest Madison Gott to talk about her time in college during covid and the little things that have pushed her to become the hardworking and loving person when is today.