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  • VAULT: Henry Henry (feat. Austin Allen & Brooks Ellis)
    Feb 2 2026

    In this special edition of The Hog Pod, we've partnered up with former Razorback football players, Austin Allen & Brooks Ellis, to bring you an exclusive interview with Mackey Award-winner, former Arkansas tight end & current New England Patriot, Hunter Henry.

    The former roommates talk about everything from Henry's rise in the sport, their dynamic as teammates, to his coast-to-coast journey in the NFL.

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    58 min
  • 321. Doug Case: Taking the Baton
    Jan 26 2026

    In this episode, we sit down with Doug Case, the new head coach of Arkansas men's track and field, to get to know the man taking the baton from longtime leader Chris Bucknam. After 18 years as Bucknam's top assistant, Case steps into the head role with deep roots in one of the most successful programs in college track history.

    Over his career, Case has helped develop Olympic gold medalists, World Champions, Bowerman Award winners, and NCAA title holders, and now he shares how he plans to build forward while honoring the legacy of Razorback track and field. We talk about his vision for the program, how he's navigating the rapidly changing college athletics landscape, and why work ethic and loyalty have been central to his coaching journey.

    Plus, Doug gives us a peek behind the curtain—including a surprising, lesser-known talent that's helped him succeed at the highest level of the sport.

    A thoughtful, revealing conversation with one of the most respected minds in track and field as he begins a new chapter in Fayetteville.

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    46 min
  • 320: Morgan Price: A Full-Circle Moment
    Jan 19 2026

    In this week's episode of The Hog Pod, we sit down with Arkansas gymnast Morgan Price to explore her journey from building the first-ever HBCU gymnastics program at Fisk University to returning to Fayetteville as a Razorback. From making history with multiple national titles and a perfect 10, to competing alongside her sister Frankie, Morgan shares the moments, mindset, and family connection that make this year so special. Watch the full conversation exclusively on HogsPlus.com.

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    20 min
  • 319. Meleek Thomas: Steel City Made
    Jan 12 2026

    Arkansas freshman guard Meleek Thomas didn't just arrive ready — he was built that way.

    Raised on the streets of Pittsburgh, Meleek learned grit, toughness, and resilience long before the spotlight found him. In this episode, he shares how his upbringing shaped his mindset and helped turn him into one of the top freshman guards in the country.

    Hear what truly drives him, the trust and bond he's built with Coach John Calipari, and how competition and brotherhood fuel his relationship with Darius Acuff. Meleek also opens up about expectations, pressure, and just how good he believes this Arkansas Razorbacks team can be this season.

    This is a story about hunger, hard lessons, and carrying Steel City toughness onto the biggest stage.

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    35 min
  • 318. Bonnie Deas: Bringing Aussie Grit to Arkansas
    Jan 5 2026

    In this week's episode of The Hog Pod, we sat down with Arkansas freshman Bonnie Deas to dive into her journey from Melbourne, Australia to the SEC. From her international basketball background and medal-winning experience with Australia, to carving out a role in Fayetteville through hustle, physicality, and relentless rebounding.

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    23 min
  • 317. Chris Bucknam: Passing the Baton
    Dec 12 2025

    In this episode of The Hog Pod, newly retired Arkansas men's track & field coach Chris Bucknam sits down for an honest, funny, and deeply reflective conversation about closing out his 18-year run leading one of college sports' most storied programs. Bucknam talks about clearing out his office, leaving trophies where they belong, and wrestling with the memories — the SEC Triple Crowns, 18 podium finishes, two national titles, and the one-point heartbreaks that still stick with him.

    He shares candid stories about replacing a legend in John McDonnell, what it felt like to sit in "that chair," and why he always kept a picture of Coach McDonnell on his desk as a daily reminder of the standard he inherited. Bucknam also discusses the challenge of trying to win in all three sports — cross country, indoor, and outdoor — with limited scholarships, and why he believes that philosophy defined his tenure.

    He opens up about the changing landscape of college athletics, the transfer portal, NIL, and why the evolution of the sport played some role — but not the main role — in his decision to step away. Ultimately, he says, retirement is about family, health, and passing the program to someone he trusts. Bucknam emphatically explains why longtime assistant Doug Case is the right person to lead Arkansas next, praising his loyalty, calm presence, and technical mastery.

    It's a wide-ranging look back at a remarkable career — full of competitive fire, humility, and the perspective that only comes at the end of a legendary run.

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    1 h et 8 min
  • 316. Ryan Silverfield: All In
    Dec 2 2025

    New Arkansas head football coach Ryan Silverfield sits down for his first in-depth conversation since arriving in Fayetteville, opening up about the whirlwind transition from Memphis, the moment he knew the Arkansas job was real, and why he believes the Hogs are primed for a breakthrough.

    Silverfield details his unconventional rise—from a career-ending high school injury to becoming the youngest position coach in college football, to seven years in the NFL, to leading Memphis to multiple 10-win seasons. He explains the work ethic that has driven him since age 18 ("I'd do this job for free") and the mentality behind his program's core mantra: ALL IN.

    He breaks down how he approaches roster building in the NIL/portal era, how he evaluates current players, and what he's looking for in his staff. Silverfield also shares personal stories—raising 10-month-old identical twin girls, his love for dogs, and a few surprising chapters from his life he's saving for future episodes.

    Most importantly, Silverfield delivers a direct message to Razorback fans: he knows the frustration, he embraces the challenge, and he's here to work relentlessly, build relationships, and win championships.

    A raw, energetic, and revealing first look at the man now leading Arkansas football.

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    30 min
  • 315. Taleyah Jones: Out with a Bang
    Nov 24 2025

    Arkansas guard Taleyah Jones joins the Hog Pod to share her journey from a Hello-Kitty-loving kid in Tulsa to one of the SEC's most dynamic playmakers. She opens up about growing up in a military family, developing confidence through adversity, and the moments that shaped her — including her 37-point high school performance and learning point guard on the fly as a college freshman. Taleyah reflects on her evolution under Coach Kelsi Musick at ORU, why family proximity mattered, and the emotional decision to follow her coach to Arkansas. Now in her final season, she talks about leadership, team chemistry, and what she hopes to take away from her last year of college basketball. It's an honest, uplifting, and energetic conversation with one of the Razorbacks' newest stars.

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    22 min