Daniel Libit speaks with former University of Minnesota faculty member Jason Stahl, who recently launched a Substack newsletter reporting out allegations of athlete mistreatment in the Gophers football program that he had initially raised with school officials last year.

Daniel Libit speaks with Baruch College law professor Marc Edelman, a sports and antitrust law expert,  about the NCAA's recent appeal to the Supreme Court in the grant-in-aid cap litigation and the three decades of case law that have preceded it.

Daniel Libit speaks with Sara Hebel & Scott Smallwood, the co-founders of Open Campus Media, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving higher ed reporting at the local level.

Daniel Libit speaks with Dr. Kathleen Bachynski, an epidemiologist and public health expert at Muhlenberg College, about college sports and the dueling on-field scourges of COVID-19 and concussions.

Daniel Libit speaks with Kain Colter, the former Northwestern quarterback who led the unprecedented effort in 2014 to unionize his college football team.

Daniel Libit speaks with investigative journalist Irv Muchnick about his three-year long court battle with the UC Berkeley over public records related to the practice-field death of former Cal football player Ted Agu.

Daniel Libit speaks with The Intercollegiate's co-editor Luke Cyphers about their recent story on Division I team rules and the media's coverage of college sports.

Daniel Libit speaks with former University of Illinois football player Simon Cvijanović about his 2015 Tweetstorm alleging that he had been bullied into playing through numerous injuries, which led to an outside investigation, the firing of former Illini head coach Tim Beckman and an eventual $250,000 settlement with the university. In light of the current wave of athlete outspokenness over alleged coaching abuses, Cvijanović talks about his ordeal, the lingering consequences of it, and how he is now attempting to channel those into his art.

Daniel Libit speaks with former Stanford college volleyball player Hayley Hodson, the 2015 national freshman of the year, about the physical and psychological trauma she endured while playing and how it informs her current athlete advocacy work.

Daniel Libit speaks with USA Today sports columnist Dan Wolken and Sports Illustrated college football reporter Ross Dellenger about covering college sports amidst a pandemic and an athlete rights revolution.