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Illinois Postgame Radio Show for Illinois-Missouri football

Posted Mon, September 1, 2008

Featuring Brian Moline, Martin O'Donnell, Dave Shaul, Kurt Kittner and Eric Loy, and listener's calls. Game highlights provided by the Illinois Sports Network.

First Word w/ Ron Zook Week 2

Posted Mon, September 1, 2008

Stevie Jay chats with Illini Football Coach Ron Zook on September 1st, 2008

Emily Zurrer

Posted Sun, August 31, 2008

Brian Moline talks with the preseason all-american, who scored the game winning goal against Dayton in her first game back in the lineup.

Alex Kapicka

Posted Sun, August 31, 2008

Illinois Soccer goalkeeper talks with Brian Moline about being named to the all-tournament team of the Illini Challenge Cup

Janet Rayfield

Posted Sun, August 31, 2008

Janet Rayfield's comments to the media after Illinois' 1-0 OT win over Dayton.

8-30 Sportsline

Posted Sat, August 30, 2008

Interviews with Mike Kelly (Missouri Tigers sportscaster), Jerry Colangeo (U.S. Olympic Basketball team's managing director), Dave Dorr (former sports writer for St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

WDWS Sportstalk 8-29-08

Posted Fri, August 29, 2008

Steve Kelly hosts with Loren Tate. Subjects include the upcoming Illinois-Missouri football game.

Illini Notebook 08-29-08 PreView of Illinois vs Missouri

Posted Fri, August 29, 2008

Brian Barnhart, Voice of the Illini, Gary O'Brien and Dave Shaul preview the Illini Missouri Game.

WDWS Sportstalk 8-28-08

Posted Thu, August 28, 2008

Steve Kelly hosts. Guests include Mike Kelly, radio Voice of Missouri Tigers football, and John Supinie from Gate House News Service, both about the upcoming Illinois-Missouri football game.

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Podcasting How-To

1. What is podcasting? Actually, it's something of a misnomer. Originally a mixture of "iPod" and "broadcasting" that defined an Internet-based broadcast of music and/or news updated regularly for listeners, the term now refers to any radio-type audio file on the Web that you can download and listen to at your convenience — on any mp3 device/player, not just an iPod.

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