Brothers Scott and Steve Sollmann, two former Notre Dame baseball standouts, discuss their days growing up in Cincinnati, coming to Notre Dame, their playing careers and this year’s successful season for the Fighting Irish baseball team. Scott is a 1997 Notre Dame graduate, who also earned two Monograms with the Fighting Irish football team. Steve is a 2004 Notre Dame graduate, who was a key part of the 2002 College World Series team.  

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10: Monogram Club Member-to-Member: Sollmann stories with Scott ('97, baseball/football) & Steve ('04, baseball)

Catch up with former Notre Dame Football captains Thom Gatewood (‘72) and Daelin Hayes (‘20). Reggie Brooks (‘93) hosts the conversation that touches on many topics, including their Notre Dame careers, professional journey, working in the media and being a voice for change.

9: Monogram Club Member-to-Member: Catching up with captains Thom Gatewood & Daelin Hayes

Eamon McAnaney (‘91, lacrosse) discusses his playing days with Notre Dame lacrosse, working his way up in the sports media world, calling big games on ESPN and achieving his professional goal in his hometown, New York City.

8: Monogram Club Member-to-Member: Eamon McAnaney tells tales from Notre Dame lacrosse, ESPN & SNY

Congratulations to long time voice of Notre Dame Men's Basketball Jack Nolan on his retirement. Jack closed out his broadcasting career on Saturday, calling Notre Dame's senior day 83-73 home win over Florida State.  “Jack Nolan has been with us since I started at Notre Dame and it is hard to think about our broadcasts without him,” Glenn and Stacey Murphy Head Men’s Basketball Coach Mike Brey said. “His professionalism has made my job easier and his broadcast calls are as much a part of our basketball legacy as ‘The Burn’ or the three-point shot. I will miss having him around the program, but if anyone deserves the ability to enjoy a long and happy retirement it is Jack and Rhonda.” Nolan joined the South Bend community in 1982 after spending a year at upstart cable news network CNN after graduation from Missouri in 1981. The opportunity to call play-by-play of Notre Dame football games was the catalyst for him to take the job at WNDU, the local NBC affiliate.

11: BONUS - Jack Nolan's last regular season radio call

10: Mike Brey Show, (3/4)

9: Mike Brey Show, (2/25)

5: Niele Ivey Show, Ep. 4 (2/25)

Brave Voices is a podcast presented by Fighting Irish Media and Notre Dame Athletics. Brave Voices is hosted by former Track and Field athlete and current FIM Producer, Indi Jackson. It will feature interviews with Black Notre Dame student-athletes to talk about race in their life in whatever form or fashion that they want. In season two episode three, Indi talked with 2015 College Football Hall of Fame inductee, Thomas Gatewood (https://strongofheart.nd.edu/profiles/thom-gatewood-2016/) .  They discussed his personal collegiate journey from segregation to integration, and he graded the university on its progress so far. The goal of this show is to ease the tension around this topic.  So sit back, listen, and learn!  It might be awkward...but only for now! Make sure to RATE and REVIEW and also download and SUBSCRIBE (https://audioboom.com/channels/4942689) !

3: Brave Voices - Thomas Gatewood (Notre Dame Football)

8: Mike Brey Show, (2/18)

7: Mike Brey Show, (2/11)

6: Mike Brey Show, (2/4)

5: Mike Brey Show, (1/28)

4: Mike Brey Show, (1/21)

3: Mike Brey Radio Show, (1/14)

4: Niele Ivey Show, ep. 3 (2/4)

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