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Podward State: Season 3, Episode 3

In this week’s episode of Podward State, Matt Ogden, Matt Paolizzi, and Sam Brungo sit down with Onward State associate editor Will Pegler to get to the bottom of the wild rumors surrounding the Big Ten potentially restarting its football season.

Later, Onward State staffers Dana Nunemacher and Mira DiBattiste join the show to settle an important Zoom debate: Should you have your camera on or off while in class? They also discuss different forms of Zoom etiquette they hope to see adopted during this semester of Zoom University.

Podward State releases episodes weekly and features discussions about all things Penn State, including sports, news, student life, and entertainment.

You can listen to the new episode on Spotify or watch it on YouTube below. Feel free to check out our time-stamped list of discussion topics below if you’d like to jump right into a topic of your choosing.

0:00-0:50: Intro (ft. hosts Matt Ogden, Matt Paolizzi, and Sam Brungo)

0:5018:56: Big Ten rumors and updates (ft. sports editor Will Pegler)

19:34-29:50: Zoom debate: camera on or camera off? (ft. staff writer Dana Nunemacher and visual staffer Mira DiBattiste)

29:5038:45: More Zoom etiquette (ft. Dana and Mira) and Outro

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Matthew Ogden

Matthew Ogden is a senior double majoring in Marketing and Journalism. He resides in South Jersey and is the cohost of Onward State's podcast, Podward State. Email him your favorite Spotify playlists to [email protected] or follow him on Twitter @MattOgden98.

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