Joey McMurry, radio voice for the Oregon men's basketball team, joins the podcast to recap the Ducks men's hoops season and discuss the challenges of the past year in dealing with COVID in sports.

Nancy Armour of USA Today joins this week's podcast to discuss the Men's and Women's NCAA Tournaments, the disparity of resources between both sports and athletes' ongoing pursuits of progress when it comes to name, image and likeness.

Former Oregon lacrosse player Mariah Gatti joins this week's podcast to discuss her time at Oregon, hear new career as the women's lacrosse coach at UCLA and her love of AARMY on demand fitness.

Former Oregon women's basketball player Taylor Lilley (Now Taylor Lilley-Wild) joins this week's podcast to discuss her Oregon career, what the U of O meant to her, and her new career as the women's basketball coach at Oaks Christian High School in California.

Ellen Schmidt-Devlin joins this week's pod to discuss her 27-year career at Nike, her work in elevating women's sports and her new career with the University of Oregon Sports Product Management Program.

Former Oregon women's basketball coach Bev Smith joins this week's Talkin' Ducks podcast to discuss her career, her love of basketball and the great work she's doing now with Kidsports.

Oregon junior volleyball player Gloria Mutiri joins this week's podcast to discuss what it's like to be a student athlete during a time of civil unrest and how conversations that were never had before are being had now.

Two-Time Olympian Andrew Wheating joins Sasha Spencer on this week's Talkin' Ducks podcast to discuss his unorthodox route to Eugene, his time as an Olympian and what he wants to be remembered for in the future.

Former Oregon guard Edniesha Curry joins this week's pod to discuss her time at Oregon, the significance of Black History Month, and being one of the only female coaches in Division 1 men's basketball.

Former Ducks Coach Ernie Kent shares his memories of playing for Oregon during the 70s when racism was still extremely prevalent and what it meant to be the first Black head coach at the University of Oregon.