A few things:1) Expect an interview from Wilmington's Cody Pontius (Episode 6) to be posted at some point tomorrow. Cody is currently vacationing with his family in Montanta and I was lucky enough to catch him at a time when he wasn't too busy--though it did sound as if he might be violently attacked by dogs (you'll know what I'm talking about when you listen to the interview).
2) Capital's Joel Eversole (Episode 7) is next up on the lineup. Though we have yet to do the interview, it should be done fairly soon. I hope to have his interview up by the weekend (I'm through setting specific deadlines for now, I've been very bad at meeting them).
3) I've recently contacted ONU's Paul Lewis to attempt Cellular Talk Shows' first ever group interview. For those of you who don't know; Paul, Jim O'Brien and Eric Porter are living/training together this summer in a barn in northeast Ohio...fine preparation for the final cross country season of their careers. My hope is that fellow Senior Thomas Adam will also be able to be apart of this piece of OAC Distance history (alright, I might be going a little far with the hype, I'll stop).
In preparation for the discussion with the quartet that spearhead's the Polar Bear attack I've decided to allow you, the viewers, an opportunity to post questions you'd like me to ask them in the interview. I'll do my best to ask whatever it is you're curious about. Remember, anyone can post comments to each of these blogs, you need not be a Blogger.com member. If you prefer, you can also go to this thread on the forum and post your questions there. Hurry though, we've yet to decide when this interview will take place, and it could be soon!
This leaves John Carroll and Baldwin-Wallace as the only remaining teams that have yet to be represented via the talk shows. To the JCU and B-W faithful: don't worry, your moment is just around the corner!
Thanks everyone, and remember, post those questions!
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