In the latest episode of “The 1-0 Podcast,” co-hosts Zach Allen and Seth Engle discuss opening Big Ten play at Illinois. The duo shares their thoughts on Drew Allar’s first road game of the season, Illinois’s fan base and Penn State’s defense. This episode of The 1-0 Podcast is sponsored by Penn State Student Affairs.

“Do You Make Music?” returns for the fall semester with an interview with ambient musician, Zac McKee. Host Ayden Herold chats with McKee about music theory, production and influences, among other things, in this episode. McKee describes his unique approach to music composition and how he bases his songs on dreams he has.

It’s week two of the 2023 Penn State football season, and the Nittany Lions are facing the University of Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens. Co-hosts Zach Allen and Seth Engle discuss their surprises from last week’s win against West Virginia and expectations for this week. The duo also shares score predictions and what it means to verse an FCS team as the No. 7 ranked team in the country.

With less than two weeks left before Penn State kicks off its 2023 campaign against the West Virginia Mountaineers, co-hosts Zach Allen and Seth Engle discuss recent news in the Penn State football world. The duo predicts Drew Allar to definitively earn the starting quarterback job, as well as breaking down the competition over third wide receiver spot behind KeAndre Lambert-Smith and Harrison Wallace III. They also name their picks for players who could break out in the 2023 season, including Wallace, Kevin Winston Jr. and Dani Dennis-Sutton

By this time next year, Oregon and Washington will effectively be participants in the Big Ten conference, adding onto Penn State’s west coast competitors. “The 1-0 Podcast” co-hosts Joel Haas and Seth Engle share their initial thoughts on the recent merger, and break down what this means for the future of college football. The duo also dives into how the addition of the previously Pac-12 schools to the Big Ten will impact fan involvement, as well as impact scheduling in the newly-formed “mega conference.”

Zavier Gussett and Liam Wichser discuss the upward trajectory of Penn State women’s basketball in this episode of “In the Portal.” Despite a losing season, Gussett and Wichser believe the program will continue to improve under head coach Carolyn Kieger. They discuss the transfer turnaround the team has undergone, with the transfer of forward Anna Camden to Richmond and the addition of many players, including Ashley Owusu from Virginia Tech.

Host Ayden Herold returns with “Do You Make Music,” interviewing State College singer/songwriter Twin Juno, a “bedroom pop” artist whose influence include Tame Impala, Jimi Hendrix and Sticky Fingers, an Australian band. The two discuss Twin Juno’s upcoming EP, musical journey, creative process and more.

In this episode of “In The Portal,” co-hosts Zavier Gussett and Liam Wichser break down the recent news of the Success with Honor and Lions Legacy Club NIL collectives merging into Happy Valley United. They discuss the workings of the collective, its impact on athletes and the effect on recruiting and transfers for sports large and small.

Co-hosts Zach Allen and Seth Engle discuss a plethora of recent news from the Penn State football world in the latest episode of “The 1-0 Podcast.” They begin by discussing the transfers who have officially arrived on campus, as well as how the wide receiver room is beginning to take shape and the evolution of the team’s defensive tackle depth. They also break down the prevalent news of the Big Ten’s 2024 and 2025 schedule and the merger of two of Penn State’s NIL collectives, Success with Honor and Lions Legacy Club, to form Happy Valley United.