WVUM Sports Podcast: Part 2: Austen Gregerson and AJ Ricketts - 1/12

In Part 2 of today's podcast, WVUM staff members Austen Gregerson and AJ Ricketts discuss how they chose the University of Miami and sports media as their career path.

WVUM Sports Podcast: Part 1: Eric Konkol - 1-12

In Part 1 of today's podcast, UM assistant basketball coach Eric Konkol joins the podcast to talk about the UM Men’s Basketball team and the integration of the Jim Larranaga staff into the UM program. You can follow Coach Konkol on twitter @CoachKonkol

WVUM Sports Podcast: Billy Corben - 1-11

Billy Corben, Director of the 30 for 30 movie The U, joins the podcast to talk about the process of how "The U" got made and how the documentary took shape. Enjoy

WVUM Sports Podcast: Joe Zagacki & Mike Wallace - 1/9

Joe Zagacki joins the podcast to talk about the University of Miami and his career working for the Hurricanes since 1983. Later, ESPN's Mike Wallace joins the pod to talk about the Miami Heat and the beginnings of the Heat’s 2011-12 campaign. Enjoy

WVUM Sports Podcast: Tim Reynolds - 12/30

Tim Reynolds of the AP joins the podcast to talk about how he chose reporting as a career path, where his career has taken him, and his opinions on the Nevin Shapiro scandal and the Miami Heat. You can follow him on Twitter by going to Twitter.com/ByTimReynolds

WVUM Sports Podcast: Dan Le Batard & Stugotz - 12/27

In the premiere edition of the WVUM Sports Podcast, Chris Wittyngham talks to Dan Le Batard about doing television with his father, his other media ventures, and finishes it off with a story about his college life. Then, Chris talks to his radio partner Stugotz about the origins of The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz radio show. Dan Le Batard is Highly Questionable airs weekdays on ESPN2 at 4 PM, The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz runs weekdays from 3-7 PM on 790 AM in Miami, and you can follow them on Twitter @LeBatardShow and @Stugotz790

WVUM Sports Special 8-19-11

Billy Corben, Director of the 30 for 30 documentary "The U", and Gerry Ahern, managing editor of Yahoo! Sports' investigative unit, joined Chris Wittyngham and Chip Brierre to discuss the fallout and the ramifications of the Nevin Shapiro scandal.