• The Student Section Podcast S2, Ep.5: Ft. Danielle Williamsen, Julia Corsentino, and Ciara Croker

  • Dec 14 2024
  • Length: 49 mins
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The Student Section Podcast S2, Ep.5: Ft. Danielle Williamsen, Julia Corsentino, and Ciara Croker

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  • Right out of Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York, The Student Section: A Marist College Sports Podcast features students, sports media professionals, and athletes coming together! From Marist College and MAAC sports to Tri-State athletics, and current news, 'The Student Section' makes the most noise! On this episode, listen as William Rosen and special guest Jadin Collins-Roberts talk women's basketball alongside Marist's very own Dani Williamsen, Julia Corsentino, and Ciara Croker! Listen as they share some insight to what it's like playing for the team and how the their relations off the court make an impact! Then stay tuned for a farewell to the Student Section's very own, Josh Crysler, in one more extra special segment of Just Joshin! Executive Produced by former New Jersey/Brooklyn Nets Public Relations Director, Gary Sussman, alongside Marist's Center for Sports Communication students. Alongside co-hosts William Rosen and Aidan Lavin bring old-school sports knowledge and the new era of podcasting together beautifully! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Directed and edited by Eugene Barbieri


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