Hear from WWU Men's Basketball Head Coach Tony Dominguez following the Blue-White Scrimmage held October 17, 2021 inside Carver Gym. The preseason opener marked the first time WWU has played a game in a real setting since February 2020. WWU opens the 2021-22 season November 12-13 in Carson, California with the CCAA/GNAC Challenge.

Hear from WWU Men's Soccer junior captain Teagan Eldridge as he talks about the Vikings 2020/21 season opener on Saturday, March 27 hosting the University of Puget Sound on Harrington Field (7 pm kickoff). Eldridge talks about the rapid rise of the Western program, which has resulted in a pair of NCAA championships appearances over the last four seasons (2016 & 2019) and the 2019 GNAC championship.

Hear from WWU Track & Field senior javelin thrower Hannah Nienaber talking about her season-opening performance at the Doris Heritage Track Festival that resulted in an NCAA II provisional qualifying mark and earned her Great Northwest Athletic Conference Female Field Athlete of the Week honors.

Senior WWU Track & Field distance runner Calahan Warren is interviewed after making his Viking debut and recording the 2nd-fastest time in program history winning the 5000m at the Doris Heritage Track Festival in 14:16.17. The mark was also the 6th-fastest in GNAC history. The Auburndale, Florida native is a transfer from Embry-Riddle University.

In Episode 20 of Viking Voices, we continue the month of content celebrating Black History Month in February. We got the chance to interview current Track & Field student-athlete (and school record-holder) Myles Smith, touching on a number of topics in the hour-long interview. Myles is a passionate leader on campus and in the community as an advocate for diversity and equity and supporting BIPOC students. Myles is also a writer and poet, and share with us a passionate poem about Black Lives Matter and discusses what Black History Month means to him and his family. Enjoy the podcast with a very special WWU student-athlete! Video interview with Myles Smith on YouTube (with closed captions)

In Episode 19 of Viking Voices, we continue the month of content celebrating Black History Month in February. Former WWU women's basketball player Kiana Gandy joins the podcast to talk about her career with the Vikings (which included over 1,000 points), what valuable life skills she learned under coaches Carmen Dolfo and Stacey Turrell, and talks about what Black History Month means to her and how her family plays a valuable role in that history. Kiana recently completed her Master's in Clinical Mental Health and works to support children experiencing adjustment disorders and trauma. She also owns her own company - Headscarves & Healing - a mental wellness community centered on Black millennial's self-directed healing and growth. Enjoy the podcast with this Viking legend! Video interview with Kiana Gandy on YouTube

In Episode 18 of Viking Voices, we start a month of content celebrating Black History Month. Former WWU men's basketball star and current Long Beach Poly High School head coach Shelton Diggs joins the podcast to talk about a number of topics. From his playing days in Bellingham as a young black man, to jump-starting his coaching career under Brad Jackson and Tony Dominguez, and a lot about what Black History Month means to him. The common theme with Shelton that he has carried throughout his career is treating people with kindness and he carries that into his mentorship as a coach. Enjoy the podcast with this Viking legend! **We apologize for some of the sound quality...as we are all doing our best during the remote technology setups**

Hear from WWU Faculty Athletic Representative Bruce Larson in Episode 17 of Viking Voices. With over 25 years of experience at Western a professor, Larson is in his third term as WWU's FAR, which helps bridge the gap between Athletics and Campus. Bruce touches on his love of college athletics, his role at Western and even a little about his favorite dessert (anything lemon) and a great campus tradition he has.

WWU Football alum and NFL veteran Matt Overton is the guest for Episode 16 of Viking Voices. Overton is the current long snapper for the AFC South Champion Tennessee Titans and will play in his 110th career NFL game this weekend in an AFC Wild Card showdown against the Baltimore Ravens. The Viking from 2005-06 talks about his career in the NFL, snapping for the game-winning field goal vs. the Houston Texans and shares memories of his time in Bellingham.

WWU Athletics Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Damien Fisher is the guest for Episode 15 of Viking Voices. Hear from Damien as he talks about being a two-sport athlete as a Viking (basketball and track & field), what it is like to work with student-athletes as they accomplish strength and conditioning goals, his background as a Highland Games participant and even a little about his wonderful family and what he likes to cook!