Live From West End
Live from West End is the Vanderbilt Hustler's official sports podcast. Hosted weekly by Sports Editor Henry Oelhafen and Sports Podcast Producer Tristan Rutman, the podcast is the number one destination for all things Vanderbilt Sports.
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Live From West End: Huntin' Hens (opens the original)
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On this week’s episode of Live From West End, Sports Editor Eli Landers and Sports Podcast Producer Charlie Siegel are joined in the studio by Deputy Sports Editor Colin Adams. They open the episode with a full breakdown of the Austin Peay game, covering the QB battle among other storylines. The trio then previews the Delaware game, including notable players on both sides of the ball and the matchups worth watching. From there, the trio closes it out with Charlie’s Captivating Challenges™: Delaw
Live From West End: A governor's race (opens the original)
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On this week's episode of Live From West End, Sports Editor Eli Landers and Sports Podcast Producer Charlie Siegel open Vanderbilt's first game week with a full breakdown of the Austin Peay matchup — notable players on both sides of the ball and the matchups worth watching. From there, the conversation turns to Clark Lea and his coaching staff, then widens to the most pressing Week 1 news around college football. Closing it out is Charlie's Charming Challenges™: Austin Peay trivia.
Season 5, Episode 2: Kicking Off (opens the original)
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On this week’s episode of Live From West End, Sports Editor Eli Landers and Sports Podcast Producer Charlie Siegel meet with Deputy Sports Editor Tristan Rutman. They kick things off with a wide examination of Vanderbilt's upcoming football season. The trio breaks down each position group’s strengths and weaknesses, including a recent and surprising QB decision. The discussion then focuses on Clark Lea and the rest of his coaching staff. Charlie, Eli and Tristan then give their thoughts on the r
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