Roar Podcast Productions

In this episode, Kayla and Angelica discuss the infamous cold case of JonBenet Ramsey. Kayla and Angelica dive in to uncover the truth pf what really happened on Christmas night in 1996.

In this episode of serving up stories with Simon, we dive into the magical run that American tennis player Christopher Eubanks went on that allowed him to break into the top 100 for the first time in his career, win an ATP title, and go all the way to the quarter finals of a grand slam. We look into what got him there and his unique new appreciation for the grass court season, a once frowned upon...

Welcome to Events of Epstein... a podcast that dives into the highs, lows, and tragedies in the life of Jeffrey Epstein. Join hosts James Whitmer, Nate Courtwright, Pierce Crane and Nathan Mix as they discuss Epstein's early life, his rise to fame and lastly his fall to rock bottom. 

This first episode of the series "The Underdogs" is coming at you with a "Pop"! Your hosts, Dylan Bodney and Zane Brookshire, share a story of one of the biggest current NFL stars.... but it wasn't always that way. "7th Round Pick" will make listeners feel a great sense of many emotions but ultimately enjoyment when a young Isiah Pacheco eventually overcomes adversity to win back-to-back Super Bow...

Click Clack, Click Clack. Oh no.. here comes Dr. Clint Bon Dantfort, the most feared professor at Periwinkle University. Well at least he was. As you dive into the series you’ll learn how Dr. Bon Dantfort, also known as CBD, became the most feared, and what led to his downfall. Tune in every Tuesday at 11am for a new episode of “Murphy’s Dead” and the chaos surrounding Periwinkle University.  In t...

Footy Fans is the podcast for all football fans. We cover the new, the old, and the unknown. Join me your host Keegan Fabien for more football fun.   In this episode find out about the iconic 2018/19 Champions League season. When underdogs Liverpool pulled off the unbelievable. Trent’s corner taken quickly, Origi’s winner, and so much more. If you love football this is a must listen. Make it like...

You’re listening to Crisis in the Sky: The Untold Story of Flight 571. In this episode, your host, Caylin Anderson, details the horrific yet meaningful tale of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, a journey that started with hope and ended in a fight for survival against all odds. The crash of the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 was a tragedy that forever changed the lives of everyone involved. Despite...

Against All Odds, Against All Comers: The Story of the 2021 Atlanta Braves a one shot podcast that takes you through the rollercoaster 2021 season in Atlanta. Relive the heartbreak, the heroics, and of course the pearls! 

A weekly podcast series discussing mental health with college athletes who share their thoughts on the world and themselves. In this week's episode Grant Olson joins me as we give our thoughts on mental health with college athletes. We will also look at how social media and Covid has affected mental health nowadays. 

In this final episode, I "Connor Rogers" go over what every athlete has mentioned in past episodes. I give my intake on how sports help us physically and emotionally as well. 

In this 11th episode, I got a chance to sit down with senior Noah Reardon. Reardon is a member of the men's basketball team at Piedmont University. Reardon harped aa lot on the whole family aspect in sports and how it helps us emotionally. This is an episode you don't want to miss. 

For the finale of Is the Grass Greener, a very special guest who played for 6 NFL teams throughout the late 80's and early 90's, Samuel Lilly joined me. His insight on artificial turf and natural grass as well as on playing professional football can only be found right here. To close out the series, I thought Mr. Lilly was the perfect guest and he shared some amazing stories with me. It deserves a...

On the final episode of this long-awaited 12-week podcast journey, host Chris Donsereaux sat down with Sophmore athletic training major and men's soccer player Delroy Mattis. New to the Piedmont University scene, Mattis is in his third semester here at Piedmont after transferring last spring. Mattis and Donsereaux reflected on the previous school Mattis attended and what the highlights are now bei...

In this 8th episode features a recent Piedmont Alumni Julia Gib. Gib was a member of the women's soccer team here at Piedmont winning two conference championships. Julia harped a lot about family being a huge part of a team in this episode. 

In this 9th episode, we welcome a member of the men's lacrosse team Michael Eisele. He talked a lot about how being in the weight room got him ready for college lacrosse. This is an episode you don't want to miss. 

This 10th episode talks a lot about how much friends can help someone during and injury. Carson Vikos was the featured guest in this episode, and he talks about his lacrosse journey through injuries.  

On the eleventh episode of this 12-week podcast journey, host Chris Donsereaux sat down with Abbey Grace-Venham, a dominant Piedmont University women’s tennis player and upcoming grad. Grace-Venham has cemented her legacy as one of the best athletes in Piedmont history. During this episode, Grace-Venham and Donsereaux discussed her time at Piedmont University and her thoughts about not attending h...

A weekly podcast series discussing mental health with college athletes who share their thoughts on the world and themselves. In this week's episode Rylie Erickson joins me as we give our thoughts on mental health with college athletes. We will also look at how social media and Covid has affected mental health nowadays. 

In this episode, senior men's lacrosse FOGO (face off get off) Noah Glenzenski, teaches me about lacrosse, expresses his hatred for turf burn, shares a story nothing short of interesting, and reflects on his experiences with artificial turf and natural grass. His position was a fun one to dive into and understand better, and part of facing off is getting your face six inches from the ground. Take...

In the very last episode of Breaking Barriers, I was joined by Hailey Johnson. Johnson is from Arizona but currently resides in Newnan, Georgia. She has been part of Piedmont's women's soccer team for three years. In this episode, Johnson talks about the mental battle she went through moving from Arizona to Georgia at the end of her first year of high school. We also talked about which she preferr...

Women's lacrosse midfielder at Piedmont University, Lindley Ward, joined the debate in this episode with some strong feelings and great insight. If you're like me and don't know a ton about lacrosse and how a field impacts the game, let's learn together! Lindley is a good friend and tons of fun to chat with, so enjoy this conversation and stay  on the hook to find out... is the grass greener? 

My older brother, Zach Kimmel, is a football fanatic. He went from pee wee all the way to Division I, until a horrific knee injury drastically changed his route. Having played the sport for most of his life, and being one of the biggest Green Bay Packers fans I've ever seen, he had lots to say about the turf war. He is eight years older and wiser than I am, so his insight shows how much he a) love...

In the eleventh episode of Breaking Barriers, I was joined by Silas Sandles. Sandles is a native of Waxahachie, Texas, and a member of Piedmont's men's tennis team. He began playing tennis at a very young age after realizing he did not want to play basketball anymore. In this episode, we talk about what it was like playing tennis as a black student-athlete. 

On the tenth episode of this 12-week podcast journey, host Chris Donsereaux was joined by Devin Dean, a Senior psychology major at Piedmont University. Like Spradlin (see episode five), Dean transferred into Piedmont, but Dean came from a division three school, unlike Spradlin, who transferred in from a division two university. During the episode, Donsereaux and Dean embarked on some complications...