basketball, baseball, and football throughout the year. Since 2018 all WMUA Sports productions have been broadcast from the Dave Strader Memorial Sports Studio, named to honor the WMUA alum following his passing. WMUA Sports produces online podcasts covering a wide range of topics around sports. Podcasts include Chatting 300 (baseball), Intentionally Foul (NBA and fantasy basketball), Bracketville (bracket-style game show on the bests and worsts in the world of sports), From the Peanut Gallery (WMUA's own version of "First Take"), Cover Four (college football), Four-Point Play (college basketball) and Goal Line Stand (NFL). Members of WMUA Sports host shows Monday-Friday from 11:00-11:30am during the station's sports block. The department's signature show, "Sportsline" can be heard Wednesdays from 4:30-5:30pm. News WMUA News is one of the nation's last remaining daily student run news broadcasts. Broadcasting weekdays from 5:30-6:00pm during the academic year, it focuses on international, national, and local news. All on-air content is hosted, produced, and scripted by students. Notable alumni Marc Bertrand - radio talk show host on WBZ-FM, 98.5 "The Sports Hub" in Boston Dylan Brewer - Epic Records Senior Director, Marketing Mike Corey - Play-by-play Sportscaster for ESPN and NBC for College Football, Basketball, Lacrosse and NBC's Olympics Coverage. Audie Cornish - NPR correspondent Lisa Creamer - WBUR Digital Managing Editor Annie Dooley - On-Air Personality in Salisbury, Maryland. Bennett Karoll - Associate Producer for Sirius XM Fantasy in Washington, D.C. Charlie Pellett - Bloomberg radio personality and "stand clear of the closing doors" voice on New York City Subway Matt Perrault - Host of "Game Night with Matt Perrault," SB Nation Radio Mike Reiss - ESPN NFL Nation reporter covering the New England Patriots, Reporter and analyst for ESPNBoston.com. Dave Strader - Former NHL play-by-play announcer for NHL on NBC and NHL on NBC Sports Network J. Kyle White-Sullivan - WBEZ Product Manager References External links MUA University of Massachusetts Amherst Radio stations established in 1949 Radio stations established in 1952 Mass media in Hampshire County, Massachusetts 1949 establishments in Massachusetts