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AC Radio: CrimsonCast Takeover (and TJD Talk)
This week on Assembly Call Radio, it's a podcast takeover! Galen and Scott from CrimsonCast are on the mics, and they react to the news that Trayce Jackson-Davis will officially be back in Bloomington next season.
Plus answers to mailbag questions, and then a long AC After Dark in which we discuss our new podcast partnership, break down what we think about the NCAA's recent announcement regarding potential changes to name-image-likeness rules, and some real talk about how the pandemic response is affecting IU and the people who depend on college towns for their livelihoods.
All that and much more on this edition of The Assembly Call.
On the mics: Galen and Scott (plus some production help from Jerod)