Cannon Event is a podcast by Malena Sundstrom that explores the defining moments that shape who we are. Each week, Malena invites a guest to share their personal experience or "Cannon Event." All of these experiences have had a lasting impact on their identity or life path. This podcast highlights how individual stories are relatable to listeners.

Host: Malena Sundstrom

Guest: Sienna Fairley

Canon Event is a podcast by Malena Sundstrom that explores the defining moments that shape who we are. In her pilot episode, Malena invited a guest to share their personal experience or "Canon Event." All of these experiences have had a lasting impact on their identity or life path. This podcast highlights how individual stories are relatable to listeners.

The first episode of Rusted Diamonds is a sit down interview with former WSU Cougar football player Tony Thompson on his career path, struggles with student-athlete balance and a view on mental health in athletics in 2026. The host of the episode is Nathan Eshelman who also edited and produced the episode.

Welcome to Rusted Diamonds, a podcast that explores the pressure and challenges behind the sports we all love. Coming up on Monday, June 22, we'll have a sit down interview with former WSU Cougar football player Tony Thompson on his career path, struggles with student-athlete balance and a view on mental health in athletics in 2026. The host of the episode is Nathan Eshelman who also edited and produced the episode.

Coug'd Up is a sports podcast that takes you inside Washington State Athletics through real, authentic conversations from the athletes themselves. Hosted by Dylan Kiviat, the show reveals the mindset, stories and personal insight from the players on their athletic journeys. You won't get better breakdowns and insight of what is going on WSU Athletics than Coug'D Up.

Coug'd Up is a sports podcast that takes you inside Washington State Athletics through real, authentic conversations from the athletes themselves. Hosted by Dylan Kiviat, the show reveals the mindset, stories and personal insight from the players on their athletic journeys. You won't get better breakdowns and insight of what is going on WSU Athletics than Coug'D Up.

In this episode, host Andrew Perdue sits down with new Washington State women’s soccer head coach Chris Citowicki to talk about far more than just soccer. From his international upbringing, to his coaching journey to rebuilding programs and navigating the new era of college athletics, Citowicki shares what it takes to build a winning culture, and more than that, a meaningful community.

What starts as a conversation about a new coach quickly becomes something deeper: a reflection on Pullman itself. After arriving at WSU questioning the sense of community he’d always heard about, Chris helps me shift my perspective through his insight and perspective. Chris is someone fully committed to investing in people, not just results.

This episode explores leadership, resilience, the transfer portal era, and the importance of showing up. Showing up, whether you're an athlete, a coach, or a fan. It’s a story about buying into something bigger than yourself, and why community in Pullman might not be gone… just waiting to be rediscovered.

Host: Andrew Perdue

Guest: Chris Citowicki

This is a trailer for the upcoming CougPods episode "Rebuilding the Palouse" - a conversation with WSU women's soccer coach Chris Citowicki. From his international upbringing, to his coaching journey to rebuilding programs and navigating the new era of college athletics, Citowicki shares what it takes to build a winning culture, and more than that, a meaningful community. This episode releases Monday, June 8.