In this episode, it's a special segment of Beyond the Buzzer, instead called Beyond the Whistle with Owen. In it, he covers soccer instead of basketball while debriefing the World Cup. Then it's on to the much-awaited second episode of Turn Up The Heat with Ben; this time he's talking campus hot takes with Wyatt Ehredt. Together they go over the last guest's hot takes, and Wyatt adds some new ones to the mix. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communications Center. Our theme music is by Alex Coulter, a Carroll College alum and admissions team legend.

In this episode, Zane Schnackenberg debuts his segment, Novice Analyst, where his impressive background as a young wrestler guides his debrief of UFC fights. Then it's on to Saints This Week with Brooke and her new co-host, Kimber Kotesky, to catch you up on all Saints sports from the last two weeks. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center. Our theme music is by Alex Coulter, a Carroll College alum and admissions counselor.

In this episode, Rebecca Middleton debuts her segment, Everything, Everyone, by interviewing her friend Eva about her four knee injuries and the overall seven surgeries she has had to have and how she overcame them, and what advice she would give to others! Then it's on to Saints this week, where Brooke interviews Elizabeth Denny, a senior on the Carroll Basketball team, for the first-ever interview on the show! Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communications Center. Our theme music is by Alex Coulter, a Carroll College alum and admissions team member.

In this episode, Kaylen Hay debuts her segment Who am I, Who are you? In it, she interviews Bridger Flemming about sports injuries, and they discuss their personal experiences dealing with them. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center. Our theme music is by Alex Coulter, a Carroll College alum and Admissions team counselor.

In this episode, Rylie Peterson debuts her segment Echoes of the Past, in which she interviews freshman nursing students Norak Blake and Natalie Hoppe. Together, they discuss memories that have lasted a lifetime and a life-changing event that made them who they are today. Then it's on to another debut segment, Split Life with Alyssa Lavery, where she interviews freshman Jude Sherman about all things freshman year. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communications Center. Our theme music is by Alex Coulter, a Carroll Alum and admission team counselor.

In this episode, senior theatre majors Kadee Melton and Lexi Larsen shamelessly plug the second weekend of the current Carroll College musical, Firebringer! Dr. Alan Hansen sits down with them and discusses what Team Starkid is, what Firebringer is about, and what the Carroll College rehearsal process was like. Show dates are Oct. 8 at 7:30, Oct. 9 at 7:30, Oct 10 at 7:30, and Oct. 11 at 2:30. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communications Center. Our theme music is written and performed by Alex Coulter, a Carroll College alum and admissions counselor.

In this episode, Ben Wallace debuts "Turn Up the Heat" with special guest Zachary Boroff, where they discuss Zach's Carroll College hot takes. Then it's on to the debut of "Beyond the Buzzer" with Owen Lopez-Kimball where he talks all things basketball. Our theme music is written and performed by Alex Coulter, a Carroll College alum who also works in the admission office. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center.

In this episode, Emily Allred debuts "The Niche" by interviewing her cousin, Brooklinn Daniels, about her absolute favorite song, "High Hopes" by Panic! at the Disco. Then it's Saint's This Week with Brooke Thompson for your update on all things sports. Come support your Fighting Saint's this weekend at the Homecoming Football and Volleyball games. Our theme music is by Alex Coulter, a Carroll alumni and admission team member. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communications Center.