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Published by 712 Media, Keith Murphy, Andy Fales, Murph & Andy, Chris Hassel, Chris Williams, Andrew Downs
Re-inventing sports talk in the state of Iowa. Welcome to Iowa Everywhere, a locally owned, modern, on-demand podcast network featuring the largest sports personalties that our great state has to offer.
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Keith & Jenny discuss all the election junk mail they’ve been getting, a blank coffee mug in Jenny’s feed, and try to guess Minnesota-based artists. Presented by Iowa Distilling Company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mackenzie Eddie and Scott Siepker overthink haunted places across Iowa, Airbnb’s improved guest rules, and Getty Images going bankrupt. Presented by Carbliss Premium Handcrafted Cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Iowa football has its starting quarterback, and the Hawkeyes are preparing for a rivalry showdown with Minnesota for Floyd of Rosedale. Chad Leistikow and Scott Dochterman break down Kirk Ferentz’s decision to name Jeremy Hecklinski QB1, Iowa’s playoff potential, and what to expect against the Golden Gophers. The guys discuss Hecklinski’s performance against Washington, the importance of Iowa’s two-quarterback depth, and whether the Hawkeyes have what it takes to make a College Football Playoff push. They also look back at the history of the Iowa-Minnesota rivalry, debate the importance of the Hawkeyes’ trophy games, and preview the matchup in Minneapolis. Plus, Chad and Scott make their picks for the weekend’s Big Ten games. Legends & Listeners, presented by GameDay Men’s Health, exclusively on Iowa Everywhere. 00:01:03 Show Open00:03:02 Kirk Ferentz Names Jeremy Hecklinski QB100:09:40 Iowa’s Quarterback Depth & Playoff Potential00:13:26 Iowa-Minnesota Week & Rivalry History00:24:17 Who Hates Iowa?00:34:13 Previewing Iowa vs. Minnesota00:38:50 The Keys to Iowa’s Offensive Game Plan00:48:00 Iowa-Minnesota Matchup Breakdown00:53:00 Big Ten Football Picks & Predictions01:14:00 Final Iowa-Minnesota Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Five of the AP Top 7 went down in a wild weekend of college football! Trent Condon and Emery Songer break down the biggest upsets, the College Football Playoff picture, and what the chaos means for the Big 12. John Kurtz joins The Committee to discuss the Big 12’s growing playoff case, BYU’s statement win over Notre Dame, and the conference’s chances of getting multiple teams into the College Football Playoff. The guys also debate Miami’s place atop the rankings, controversial officiating, and the impact of a weekend that reshaped the national title race. Plus, Trent and Emery preview the biggest games of the week, share their picks, and reveal their Wild Rose Best Bets of the Week. The Committee, presented by Bud Light, exclusively on Iowa Everywhere. 02:45 Five of the AP Top 7 Go Down 04:38 BYU Stuns Notre Dame & Big 12 Playoff Hopes 06:38 Miami at No. 1 & Controversial Officiating 15:52 John Kurtz Joins: The Big 12's Playoff Case 28:05 Big 12 Contenders & the National Playoff Picture 34:00 Notre Dame's Schedule & National Matchups 40:00 Breaking Down the Week's Biggest Games 50:00 Big 12 Storylines & Teams to Watch 58:10 Texas, Texas Tech & USC-Wisconsin Preview 01:01:47 Wild Rose Best Bets of the Week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kirk Ferentz’s quarterback decision, Iowa football’s latest QB debate, and Jimmy Rogers’ candid comments about college sports lead today’s episode of Murph & Andy. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales break down Ferentz’s approach to Iowa’s quarterback situation and discuss what Iowa State’s new head coach, Jimmy Rogers, is saying about the realities of running a college football program. What can Iowa State’s new athletic director change, and how much can a coach really control in today’s college sports landscape? Plus, the guys tackle the day’s biggest sports stories, including Matt Rhule and Nebraska embarrassing themselves again before welcoming Mr. Movie. All this and MORE! Murph & Andy, sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jeremy Hecklinski is officially Iowa’s starting quarterback, and Chris Williams and Chris Hassel break down what the decision means for the Hawkeyes as they prepare for Minnesota. Plus, a look at the biggest Big 12 storylines, college football’s playoff picture, and the week’s key matchups on Two Guys. The guys react to Kirk Ferentz naming Hecklinski the starter, discuss the timing of the announcement, and debate what the decision means for Iowa’s offense. They also preview the Iowa-Minnesota matchup, examine the challenges the Hawkeyes face on the road, and share their expectations for the game. Plus, the guys preview Iowa State's trip to Arizona before diving into the Big 12 race, discuss teams fighting to stay in the College Football Playoff conversation, and drop their locks of the week. Two Guys is presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery, only on Iowa Everywhere. 00:00 Show Open 05:00 The Week Ahead 10:00 Iowa’s Quarterback Decision and Offensive Expectations 15:00 Evaluating Hecklinski and Iowa’s Passing Game 20:00 Iowa-Minnesota Preview 27:00 Iowa State-Arizona Preview 35:00 Big 12 Football: Contenders and Playoff Hopes 42:00 Big 12 Matchups and Conference Predictions 50:00 Oklahoma State, Penn State and the National Picture 57:00 College Football Discussion and Iowa State Athletics 1:03:00 College Athletics, Money and the Changing Landscape 1:10:00 Show Close Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Iowa State introduces new athletic director Jared Benko, the Big 12 makes a statement on the national stage, and the Iowa Hawkeyes face big questions coming out of the bye week. Chris Williams and Chris Hassel break it all down on Two Guys. The guys share their impressions of Benko and Iowa State President David Cook, discuss the transition from Jamie Pollard, and examine what the new leadership could mean for the future of Cyclone Athletics. They also look at Benko’s background, his Iowa State connections, and the need to keep pace with the changing world of college sports. Plus, BYU’s win over Notre Dame and a strong weekend for the Big 12 spark a conversation about the College Football Playoff, conference strength, and the debate over which leagues deserve more spots. The guys also react to Nebraska’s heartbreaking finish against Oregon, Penn State’s struggles, and other major college football storylines. And with Iowa State preparing for Arizona and Iowa getting ready to return to action, Chris and Chris revisit the Hawkeyes’ quarterback debate, discuss what needs to change, and look ahead to the next stretch of the season. Two Guys is presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Only on Iowa Everywhere. 00:00 Show Open 08:18 Jared Benko’s Introduction at Iowa State 13:00 Benko’s Leadership Style and the Future of Cyclone Athletics 22:00 BYU Beats Notre Dame: The Big 12 Makes a Statement 29:00 College Football Playoff Debate and Conference Strength 35:00 SEC Playoff Arguments and Notre Dame’s Schedule 38:30 Nebraska’s Late Collapse Against Oregon 43:00 Penn State, Michigan and the Weekend’s Biggest Games 48:00 Iowa State’s Loss to BYU and Iowa’s Quarterback Debate 55:00 Show Banter and Listener Conversation 59:00 Iowa and Iowa State: What Needs to Change? 1:04:00 Final Thoughts and What’s Coming Up on Two Guys Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Iowa State introduces new athletic director Jared Benko, and college football delivers one of the wildest Saturdays in history. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales break down Benko’s first public appearance, five of the AP Top 7 teams losing, and what’s next for Iowa and Iowa State. The guys react to Benko’s background in fundraising, NIL, and college athletics, plus his message about competing for Big 12 and national championships. They also discuss Jamie Pollard’s legacy, why Iowa State needed a fresh direction, and the financial challenges facing Cyclone Athletics. Plus, a look back at an unforgettable college football weekend, the biggest upsets and what the results mean for the national rankings. With Iowa and Iowa State both coming off bye weeks, Murph and Andy debate the Hawkeyes’ potential finish, Iowa State’s bowl hopes, and the upcoming schedule. ThrowDowns and MORE! 00:00 Show Open 02:45 Jared Benko’s First Day as Iowa State Athletic Director 08:30 Benko’s Vision, NIL and Competing for Championships 12:00 Jamie Pollard’s Legacy and Why Iowa State Needed a Change 17:00 The Hiring Decision and Iowa State’s Athletic Future 24:00 Fundraising, Financial Growth and the Big 12’s Challenges 30:00 Five of the AP Top 7 Lose: A Wild College Football Saturday 35:00 Rocco Becht, Matt Campbell and Penn State’s Struggles 40:00 Floyd of Rosedale: Iowa Heads to Minnesota 48:00 College Football Reactions and the Weekend’s Biggest Stories 1:02:00 MORE! 1:17:00 Throwdowns: Iowa’s Record, Iowa State’s Bowl Hopes and Apple Orchards Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
BYU BEATS Notre Dame in a massive win for the Cougars and the Big 12! Bigger Than 12 breaks down a wild weekend of college football, the biggest Big 12 results, and what it all means for the College Football Playoff race. The guys dive into BYU’s statement victory, Bear Bachmeier’s performance, and why this could be a defining win for Kalani Sitake and the Cougars. They also discuss how the result could change the national perception of the Big 12 as teams across the country stumble. Plus, a full Big 12 weekend recap, power rankings, next week's picks, and more. Bigger Than 12 is presented by Wealth Charter Retirement Planning and Tax. 00:01 BYU Stuns Notre Dame: A Statement Win for the Big 1205:00 How BYU Pulled Off the Upset15:00 What the Win Means for the Big 12’s National Reputation20:00 Big 12 Upsets and the Conference Race30:00 Recapping the Weekend’s Biggest Big 12 Games40:00 Quarterback Performances and Key Team Takeaways50:00 More Big 12 Reactions and Results1:00:00 The Big 12 Playoff Picture and Conference Rankings1:05:00 Looking Ahead: Big 12 Matchups and Predictions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Iowa State has hired Jared Benko as its next athletic director. Chris Williams is joined by Jake Brend and Levi Stevenson for an in-depth reaction to the hire, the challenges facing Cyclone Athletics, and what Benko’s leadership could mean for the next era in Ames. The crew examines Benko’s background at Auburn and Georgia Southern, his fundraising experience, and the growing importance of NIL, revenue sharing, and financial strategy in college athletics. They also discuss the legacy of Jamie Pollard, the role of Iowa State President David Cook, and why the decisions made now could shape the program for decades. Plus, the guys debate the proposed expansion of the College Football Playoff, including what a larger field could mean for Iowa State and other programs outside the sport’s traditional powerhouses. They also look at the Week 7 college football landscape before wrapping up with some lighter conversation. Watch the CW Pod weekly on Iowa Everywhere. 00:00 Intro 03:40 Benko’s Fundraising Background and NIL Experience 10:10 Replacing Jamie Pollard: The Challenges Facing Iowa State 18:15 Iowa State’s Future, Leadership and Financial Priorities 26:20 What Benko Needs to Do to Connect With Cyclone Fans 35:30 Fundraising, Fan Support and Building Revenue 43:20 College Football Playoff Expansion: Who Benefits? 54:30 Week 7 Matchups and the Big 12’s Playoff Chances 1:04:10 Could a Bigger Playoff Change Iowa State’s Future? 1:12:20 Who Should Decide the Playoff Field? 1:17:30 Closing Conversation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Iowa State has a new athletic director, the College Football Playoff is expanding to 24 teams, and the Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series! Keith Murphy and Andrew Downs break down a busy Friday on Murph & Andy. The guys discuss Iowa State’s hiring of Jared Benko as athletic director, his experience at Auburn and Georgia Southern, and what his background in fundraising, NIL, and revenue sharing could mean for the Cyclones’ athletic department. Plus, debating the pros and cons of expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, examining how the changes could affect college football, and celebrating the Brewers’ sweep of the Dodgers to capture the National League pennant. With Iowa and Iowa State on a bye week, it’s also Pumpkin Patch Saturday, and the guys look ahead to the weekend before wrapping up with listener feedback, Throwdowns, Scott School, and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! 00:00 Intro 03:38 Jared Benko’s Background, Fundraising and NIL Experience 10:25 What Benko’s Hiring Means for Iowa State Athletics 23:06 College Football Playoff Expansion: The Case for 24 Teams 30:25 How Expansion Changes the College Football Playoff Race 41:56 The Milwaukee Brewers Sweep the Dodgers 46:00 Sports, Entertainment and Friday Conversation 1:04:00 The Future of College Football and Playoff Expansion 1:15:15 More Debate on the 24-Team Playoff 1:25:36 Brewers Celebration and What’s Bugging You 1:28:45 Throwdowns 1:35:27 Weekend Radar and Plans for Pumpkin Patch Saturday Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Keith & Jenny discuss whether they'd rather be freezing or overheated, what kind of vacationers they are, and test out an airplane phone holder. Presented by Iowa Distilling Company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mackenzie Eddie and Scott Siepker overthink a man finding a Pharaoh's head in his yard, couples pole dancing together to strengthen their relationships, and spin the wheel of pop culture stories. Presented by Carbliss Premium Handcrafted Cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Iowa football made a statement with a dominant 41-24 road win over Washington. Chad Leistikow and Scott Dochterman break down the Hawkeyes’ performance, evaluate Iowa’s path through the second half of the Big Ten schedule, and debate whether the Hawkeyes can make a run at the Big Ten Championship game. The guys discuss Iowa’s impressive offensive performance, the running game, quarterback play, and the impact of the Hawkeyes’ traveling fan base in Seattle. They also examine the Big Ten race and debate how the conference standings could shake out. Plus, Chad and Scott look ahead to the remaining schedule, discuss the importance of the Iowa-Nebraska rivalry, and reveal their picks for the Big Ten Championship Game. Making weekly picks and more. Legends & Listeners presented by GameDay Men’s Health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Can the Big 12 get multiple teams into the College Football Playoff? And is UCLA’s remarkable resurgence for real? Trent Condon and Emery Songer break down the biggest storylines in college football ahead of a massive Week 7. Pete Mundo of Heartland College Sports joins the show to discuss the Big 12’s playoff hopes, BYU’s pivotal matchup with Notre Dame, Texas Tech’s early-season concerns, and the conference’s growing separation between its top teams and the rest of the league. Then, Zachary Anderson-Yoxsimer of Locked On Bruins joins the program to break down UCLA’s surprising start, the impact of Nico Iamaleava’s injury, and whether the Bruins can sustain their momentum in the Big Ten. Plus, the guys debate the College Football Playoff outlook for the Big Ten, evaluate Iowa’s path forward, and preview some of Week 7’s biggest games, including Alabama-Tennessee, Missouri-Auburn, Oklahoma State-Houston, BYU-Notre Dame, and Nebraska-Oregon. The Committee is presented by Bud Light and Buffalo Wild Wings. 01:49 The Committee Opens: Big 12 and College Football Playoff Stakes 03:13 Pete Mundo on the Big 12’s Playoff Hopes 08:25 Texas Tech’s Concerns and Oklahoma State’s Opportunity 13:40 Zachary Anderson-Yoxsimer on UCLA’s Resurgence 18:00 Can UCLA Stay in the Playoff Race Without Nico Iamaleava? 23:20 Big Ten vs. Big 12: Which Conference Gets Multiple Playoff Bids? 39:00 Iowa’s Playoff Path and the Big Ten’s Biggest Questions 48:05 Alabama-Tennessee and the Biggest SEC Matchups 54:02 Week 7 Picks 1:00:30 Nebraska-Oregon and the Final College Football Playoff Debate Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How do Iowa and Iowa State look at the halfway point of the college football season? Chris Williams and Chris Hassel break down the Hawkeyes, Cyclones, and the biggest storylines heading into Week 7. The guys debate Iowa’s quarterback situation after Jeremy Hecklinski’s performance, examine Tim Lester’s comments about the Hawkeyes’ offense, and look ahead to the betting lines for Iowa and Iowa State’s remaining games. Plus, Chris and Chris discuss the biggest college football matchups of Week 7, drop their LOCKS, and revisit a wild Iowa high school golf controversy that brings back some of their own golf memories. Two Guys is presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. 00:00 Show Open 06:23 Hassel Makes the Case: Did a High School Golf Team Cheat? 14:00 Chris and Chris Share Their Own Golf Stories 20:18 Iowa Football: Hecklinski, Hank Brown and Tim Lester’s Comments 31:12 Iowa State Football at the Midseason Point 40:02 Cyclones Quarterback Questions and the Road Ahead 44:13 Mightiest Moment of the Week 48:01 College Football’s Biggest Games of Week 7 57:01 Big 12 Matchups and College Football Picks 1:04:19 Betting Lines, Predictions and Week 7 Picks 1:19:49 Bill Fennelly’s Final Season and His Iowa State Legacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Iowa football’s quarterback debate continues, Tamin Lipsey’s status remains a question, and Bill Fennelly prepares for his final season at Iowa State. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales tackle the biggest Hawkeye and Cyclone storylines on Murph & Andy. The guys discuss Jeremy Hecklinski vs. Hank Brown and what Iowa’s quarterback situation means moving forward. They also break down the uncertainty surrounding Tamin Lipsey’s return to Iowa State basketball and react to Bill Fennelly’s retirement announcement after 32 seasons leading the Cyclone women’s basketball program. Plus, the guys get into college football, baseball, and the latest sports storylines before bringing out the candy-bar debate and Mr. Movie. All this and MORE! 00:00 Show Open 07:20 Bill Fennelly Announces His Final Season 23:55 Tamin Lipsey Returns, but Questions Remain 26:34 Hecklinski or Hank Brown: Iowa’s Quarterback Debate 31:00 College Football Reactions and Weekend Storylines 35:30 MLB Playoffs and the Milwaukee Brewers 39:00 MORE! 47:30 Mr. Movie 1:04:00 College Football Memories and the Red River Rivalry 1:06:00 Close Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How has Fareway built a loyal following across Iowa and the Midwest? Fareway CEO Reynolds Cramer joins Chris Williams on the CW Pod to discuss the company’s approach to grocery shopping, food prices, customer service, technology, and community. Cramer shares the story behind Fareway’s growth, what sets the grocery chain apart from its competitors, and why relationships with customers and local communities remain so important. The conversation also covers online grocery shopping, AI, changing consumer attitudes toward food and health, and the challenges facing the grocery industry. Plus, Cramer discusses Fareway’s involvement with NIL, the growth of the Cyclones’ athletic programs, and his outlook as a longtime Minnesota Vikings fan. CW Pod weekly on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tickets are on sale now for Dancing with the Stars LIVE from the Casey's Center on Feb. 21. See your favorite DWTS pros take center stage in this unforgettable ALL-NEW show! Plus, the month of country music continues at Casey's Center as Thomas Rhett (Oct. 22) and Ella Langley (Oct. 29) take center stage. Explore more shows and entertainment coming to Des Moines at IowaEventsCenter.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Iowa football heads into the bye week at 5-1 with a huge opportunity ahead, while Nebraska suffers another hilarious, frustrating loss, and Iowa State is unable to hang with BYU. Keith Murphy and Andrew Downs break down the latest Hawkeye, Cyclone, and college football storylines. Can Iowa make a run at the College Football Playoff? The guys discuss Iowa’s impressive win at Washington, the quarterback debate between Jeremy Hecklinski and Hank Brown, and the path ahead in the Big Ten. Plus, Iowa State’s difficult loss at BYU, Indiana’s comeback win over Nebraska, the conversation surrounding Matt Campbell and Penn State, and the announcement that Bill Fennelly will coach his final season at Iowa State. Who Won the Weekend, Throwdowns, sports history, baseball playoff talk, college basketball, and MORE! 00:16 Show Open 03:08 Iowa Heads Into the Bye at 5-1 05:35 Hecklinski vs. Hank Brown: Who Should Start? 11:08 Iowa’s Dominant Win at Washington 14:01 Can Iowa Run the Table and Reach the Playoff? 20:37 The Iowa Quarterback Debate Continues 23:35 College Football Playoff Talk and Big Ten Scheduling 29:30 Iowa State’s Loss at BYU and the Offensive Struggles 31:03 Jalen Raynor, Cyclone Leadership and the Road Ahead 35:31 Iowa State’s Silver Linings and BYU’s Big Crowd 38:30 Matt Campbell, Penn State and the Nebraska Collapse 46:00 Iowa Wild Opening Night and Who Won the Weekend 55:33 Columbus Day, Vinyl Cup and More Stories 1:02:23 NBA Three-Point History and the Herschel Walker Trade 1:06:43 Throwdowns: College Basketball, Baseball and French Fries 1:10:01 What’s Bugging You? and the AD Audio Drop 1:11:29 Bill Fennelly Announces His Final Season at Iowa State 1:18:34 Quickie Polls and Closing Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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