Deep Look: Ultiworld's Weekly Podcast

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk the World Club Championships, discuss the club outlook and this weekend's Heavyweights, and preview the upcoming college season in this episode of Deep Look.

In part two of this week's Deep Look, Charlie Eisenhood talks with World Flying Disc Federation President Robert "Nob" Rauch about the US Olympic Committee's recognition of USA Ultimate and the push towards the Olympics at the international level.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk about the 2014 club season in this week's edition of Deep Look, before turning their attention to the most recent tournaments: the US Open and the Chesapeake Invite. Alec Surmani and Simon Pollock join Eisenhood to talk the Men's Division at the two tournaments.

Charlie Eisenhood takes to the microphone to talk the 2014 College Championships, the 2015 contenders, the upcoming club season, and more in this edition of Deep Look.

Charlie Eisenhood speaks with multiple Ultiworld correspondents in this week's Deep Look, as the team recaps the exciting college Regionals action around the country. From a surprise qualifier in Eastern Michigan to a postponement of meaningful games in the Southeast, there is a lot to talk about.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk all things college, including the preliminary USA Ultimate rankings, the results of the Northwest Challenge, and the latest in the Callahan race.

Thanks to brutal weather, increasing competition from other tournaments, and taxing time on the road, this has been one of Without Limits founder Michelle Ng's toughest college seasons to date. Ultiworld's Charlie Eisenhood talks with Ng about the season thus far, how she is feeling about the prospects of 2015, and what she is hoping to leave behind for the college women's division.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk all things college, from the results of the Stanford Invite to the recent USA Ultimate rankings and their bid implications. The conversation then turns to the recent Major League Ultimate criticism of USA Ultimate and what to take away from it.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk about USA Ultimate's decision to block Major League Ultimate as a jersey sponsor in USAU Championship events before turning to a preview of both the men's and women's divisions of this weekend's Queen City Tune Up.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with Ultiworld reporters Alec Surmani (SW Division) and Preston Thompson (SE Division) about the Santa Barbara Invite and T-Town Throwdown, before looking ahead to Queen City Tune Up next weekend.

It's a new year -- it's time for a new podcast. Charlie Eisenhood talks college, semi-pro, club, and what's in store for Ultiworld in 2014 in this week's edition.

Ultiworld Editor Charlie Eisenhood talks with Major League Ultimate Founder and Commissioner Jeff Snader about the league's upcoming second season, their vision for the future, and the business side of the league.

Ultiworld editors discuss the big fall college tournaments, first recapping the action at last weekend's Steel City Showdown and Missouri Loves Company before previewing this weekend's Classic City Classic in both the Men's and Women's Divisions.

We recap the Club Championships with a look at the winners, the losers, the format, and the players after a wild season of club ultimate.

We talk the 2014 College Season with a discussion of the biggest stories, the preseason top 25, and a Callahan preview. We also speak with Central Florida coach Andrew Roca.

In this episode, Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk about Regionals results from around the country before turning the discussion to potential seeding and some exciting matchups at the Club Championships.

Ultiworld Editor and Deep Look host Charlie Eisenhood talks with reporters about the Men's and Women's Division of the Pro Flight Finale and speaks with PoNY's Jack Marsh about the Club Championships format change. Includes some discussion of the bid allocation drama as Rhino swooped a bid for the Northwest by one point.

The AUDL's Tim DeByl (Madison Radicals player-coach & owner; AUDL board member) talks with Ultiworld editor Charlie Eisenhood about the offseason, the league's expansion in its third year, the competition with Major League Ultimate, and more.

In this special edition of Deep Look, Ultiworld Editor-in-Chief Charlie Eisenhood and Senior Editor Keith Raynor talk all about the upcoming US Open. We explore the early season storylines, exciting roster changes, key matchups, and more.

In this week's episode, we talk about the initial release of club rosters and player movement around the country before turning to a discussion of the upcoming professional league playoffs. With the MLU's DC Current and New York Rumble set to face off this weekend with the playoffs on the line, the US Open right around the corner, and the U23 World Championships on the horizon, it's a great time t...

In this week's Deep Look, Charlie and Wes talk about the big stories from the College Championships, the quality of the ESPN3 livestream and ESPNU broadcast, and both the "how-tos" and implications of getting more sponsorship money into the sport.

In this week's episode, we talk all about the AUDL and MLU: which teams are on top, how the playoffs might shake out, how the leagues are doing financially, and where they might go from here. Could we see a merger sometime in the next two years? With more questions than answers, we open some conversational threads that we hope to address more fully on later episodes with interviews and in-depth re...

Are we starting to see a growing rift in the sport? In this week's episode, we discuss the Spirit Championships with one of its lead organizers, Trent Simmons. The Spirit Championships seek to offer an alternative to the USA Ultimate Series for players and teams who are looking for a more laidback postseason tournament series. But the announcement of the Spirit Championships opens up new conversat...

In this edition of Deep Look, we talk about the preliminary end-of-season rankings and what they tell us about the bid allocation system. We don't think highly of the current system. We also discuss ESPN's coverage of College Nationals, and how the ESPN deal could begin to segment the ultimate playing population into different groups.

Many of the top college teams in the nation faced off this weekend at Easterns (Open) and Centex (Women's). With big upsets coming in both divisions, it's clear that there is greater parity than ever. Trying to pick a frontrunner -- or even a one seed -- for Nationals on the Open side will prove very difficult this year. In the women's division, can the North Central teams challenge the Northwest...