ABC 50 (Watertown, NY) digital content manager, Last Word on Hockey daily content manager, and fellow SUNY Oswego grad Dan Mount joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about covering the eclipse in a city that was in the path of totality during last week's eclipse; he also discusses his favorites to make the Stanley Cup Finals, and shares his story of how another Oswego alum gave him his start in the business shortly after graduation.

SUNY Oswego Broadcasting and Mass Communication professor Michael Riecke joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to take us behind the scenes of the college’s ‘Covering the Eclipse’ course, which he co-teaches with Prof. Catherine Roper; he also provides an update on the Hewitt Hall project, and shares his thoughts on becoming the new chair of the Comm Studies department in the fall. Oh, and Chris provides what may be one of the worst Top 5 lists in recent memory.

USA Today Network southern region college sports editor, sports journalism teacher, and fellow SUNY Oswego grad Phil Kaplan joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about covering March Madness in Tennessee; he also looks back at his favorite moments over his nearly 40-year career in legacy media. Phil also recalled some of the big-name musicians that performed at Oswego back in his day, which led Chris, Jason and Kevin to dive headfirst into some warm and fuzzy 90s music nostalgia.

Syracuse.com journalist and Syracuse Sports podcast host Brent Axe joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to discuss SU men’s and women’s basketball and their potential paths through conference tournament play; he also talks about the massive changes taking place with the SU football program, and is forced to play referee as Chris, Jason and Kevin argue over what the New York Giants should do in the upcoming NFL draft.

In a special episode, New York Mets radio play-by-play voice Keith Raad joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to preview a season that may not be all doom and gloom for Mets fans; he also talks about the Mets’ approach to the Pete Alonso contract situation, shares what it’s like to work with Pat McCarthy and Mets Hall of Famer Howie Rose in the WCBS radio booth, and looks back to the time he rolled the dice and went from calling Double A games in Texas to Single A games in Brooklyn.

Syracuse Mets play-by-play voice Michael Tricarico joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about the upcoming season for the Triple A affiliate of the New York Mets; he also drops a couple hints regarding what’s in store for the annual Open House on Saturday, March 2, and talks about his path from growing up in North Syracuse to starting his broadcasting career while still a student at Syracuse University.

CBS News creative director - and fellow Oswego alum - Gabriel Almanzar joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about the network’s preparations for this Sunday’s Super Bowl broadcast; he also discusses his role in managing the look and feel of CBS News across all platforms, shares his story of how he wound up at Oswego, and explains how a chance meeting led him to a career in television.

SUNY Oswego seniors Jolie Santiago and Natalie Barden join the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about co-producing the first ever all-women-run sports broadcast on student TV station WTOP; they also discuss how faculty members helped make the historic broadcast a reality. Also, Jason is amazed at what the dining halls are serving these days, and Natalie shares some breaking news on her TV career after graduation.

Audacy Chief Operating Officer and fellow SUNY Oswego grad Susan Larkin joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about Audacy’s future after the company filed for bankruptcy earlier this month; she also shares her advice on becoming a successful leader, and explains how Oswego professor Lewis “Doc” O’Donnell helped shape her career as a radio executive.

Emmy Award-winning multimedia journalist, Robert Half content creator, host of YouTube channel “Plants with Kevin”, and fellow Oswego alum Kevin Torres joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to share some plant care basics, take us behind the scenes of his popular YouTube channel, and discuss how SUNY Oswego allowed him to get a head start on his career as a TV reporter.

Paramount Global Vice President, Account Services and Production Operations - and fellow Oswego grad - Aunree Houston joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about how he has helped promote some of the biggest shows on television (including Game of Thrones) to audiences around the world; he also discusses his role as a therapist and life coach, provides a sneak peek of a podcast he’s co-hosting that is expected to launch soon, and shares memories of how his experience at Oswego encouraged him to pursue careers in marketing and theater.

In a special episode, SUNY Cortland head football coach Curt Fitzpatrick joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about winning the first national championship in team history; he also discusses the support the team received once they arrived back in Cortland, and shares how playing football at G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton prepared him for his collegiate playing and coaching career.

Executive Director of the SUNY Oswego Alumni Association - and fellow Oswego alum - Laura Kelly joins the Throwing Bagels Podcast to talk about how the profile of the typical Oswego graduate is likely going to change in the future; she also discusses the many different ways alumni can give back to the university, and explains why she returned to campus for a career with the Alumni office several months after graduating.