Podward State: Season 6, Episode 14 Ft. Jay Paterno
On this week’s episode of Podward State, hosts Samuel Brungo and Grace Cunningham are joined by Will Pegler and Connor Krause to interview Penn State trustee and former Nittany Lions football coach Jay Paterno.
Throughout the segment, Paterno talks about his time coaching football, his role on the Board of Trustees, ESPN’s “The Paterno Legacy”, and more. To close out the show, Brungo and Cunningham chat with each member of Podward State’s team to get to know them better and have some fun.
Podward State is an Onward State-produced podcast that releases weekly episodes on Spotify and YouTube. Each will feature discussions about all things Penn State, including sports, news, student life, entertainment, and more.
Podward State is dutifully produced by Onward State’s all-student staff, including…
Hosts
Samuel Brungo
Grace Cunningham
Executive Producer
Samuel Brungo
Associate Producers
Grace Cunningham
Will Pegler
Audio Technician
Jordan Mansberger
Editor
Hailey Stutzman
Contributors
Shannon Smith
Connor Krause
Charlie Pegler
Teagan Staudenmeier
Mara McKeon
Keeley Lamm
Founders
Matthew Ogden
Matt Paolizzi
Mitch Stewart
Music
“Gimme Shelter” — The Rolling Stones
“Hole In My Pocket” — Mac Miller
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