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After suffering its first loss of the season at Arkansas, the IU men's basketball team rebounded with consecutive, if unconvincing, wins at home against the University of Texas-Arlington and the University of California-Davis. Next, IU faces its toughest test of the season, a road meeting with Duke University. The Blue Devils are again one of the top-ranked teams in the country, featuring several star freshman players under the tutelage of Coach Mike Krzyzewski. Ahead of Tuesday night's game in Durham, North Carolina. IDS men's basketball writers Cameron Drummond, Ben Portnoy and Murphy Wheeler recap the past week of IU hoops and preview the huge nonconference game. The IDS trio is also joined via phone by Mitchell Gladstone, the Duke men's basketball reporter for the Duke Chronicle, the independent student newspaper at Duke University, to preview the game. PODCAST SEGMENTS: 0:15 - Cameron, Ben and Murphy discuss their Thanksgiving dinners 2:05 - How concerning was IU's loss at Arkansas? 6:45 - Why did the H

The IU men's basketball team caught the attention of the nation with its blowout home win against No. 24 Marquette last week. Now, it's time to determine what the win means for the Hoosiers, both currently and with a long term outlook to the NCAA Tournament. IDS men's basketball writers Cameron Drummond, Ben Portnoy and Murphy Wheeler recap the Marquette win and provide IU fans with a look around the Big Ten Conference as all 13 other Big Ten teams have started their seasons. PODCAST SEGMENTS: 1:40 - What did IU's home win against Marquette represent for this year's team? 5:00 - Rob Phinisee and Al Durham's ability to step up early in the season for the Hoosiers 9:15 - The importance of a loud crowd at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall 10:55 - How much depth does this year's IU team have? 14:10 - Evan Fitzner's crucial role for IU 19:00 - An evaluation of Justin Smith's role 21:30 - The IDS men's basketball writers discuss their favorites types of bread and also Romeo Langford 23:35- A recap of the Gavitt Tipoff

After last week's narrow home win against Maryland, IU is just one win away from booking its spot in a bowl game this postseason. The Hoosiers will get two chances in the closing weeks of the regular season to try and pick up that elusive sixth win. First up is this week's game between IU and No. 4 Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Indiana Daily Student football writers Cameron Drummond and Sean Mintert take stock of where the IU football program is right now, preview the game against Michigan and also look ahead to possible implications of the Old Oaken Bucket game between IU and Purdue on the latest IDS IU football podcast. PODCAST SEGMENTS: 2:50 - IU's postseason situation 4:30 - A look at the Purdue University campus 5:50 - What is the likelihood that the Old Oaken Bucket game determines bowl eligibility for IU and Purdue? 9:05 - Are the IU and Purdue fanbases satisfied with the direction of their football programs? 12:50 - Is Tom Allen's job safe? 14:45 - Recapping the Maryland win 22:30 - Previewing t

Welcome back to Double Feature, the IDS film podcast where the powers that be let us in a podcast booth to give you hot takes and maybe some lukewarm ones, too. There’s an accepted rule in film that remakes suck, and that horror remakes suck even more. Think '90s “Godzilla,” the shot-for-shot “Psycho” redux and the needless reboots of “Halloween,” “Friday the Thirteenth” and “Nightmare on Elm Street.” On today’s episode of Double Feature, hosts Chris Forrester and Annie Aguiar are talking about a horror remake they love to pieces: Luca Guadagnino’s “Suspiria,” as well as the 1977 original that inspired it, Dario Argento’s cult classic “Suspiria.” This episode contains spoilers for both versions of "Suspiria."

IU is off to a 2-0 start the 2018-19 regular season after victories against Chicago State and Montana State. Now, IU looks to improve to 3-0 against Marquette from the Big East Conference. The Hoosiers and Golden Eagles will play this week at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall as part of the Gavitt Tipoff Games. IDS men's basketball writers Cameron Drummond, Ben Portnoy and Murphy Wheeler get you ready for the contest, along with the help of Ben Steele, the Milwaukee men's basketball beat reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and questions from IU fans on social media. PODCAST SEGMENTS: 0:25 - How did Cameron Drummond do on his Spanish presentation? 1:30 - Marquette game preview 9:30 - Questions from IU fans on social media 10:15 - Who is the more consistent guard between Devonte Green and Rob Phinisee? 18:00 - What will this IU team look like without Juwan Morgan having to "carry it down the stretch?" 21:40 - Which freshman players are the most important for IU to retain next season? 27:30 - How does IU Coac

Voting is one of the most patriotic acts there is. So much so that it almost compares to heroic acts of domestic terrorism in protest of a fascist state. To celebrate Election week, hosts Chris Forrester and Annie Aguiar are talking about the 1999 film “Election” and “V for Vendetta."

The IU football program finds itself in a critical three-game stretch to end the 2018 season. With a 4-5 overall record, the Hoosiers need to win two of their final three games to secure a berth in a postseason bowl game. IU finishes the season with games at home against Maryland and Purdue, with a trip to No. 4 Michigan sandwiched in between. This weekend, IU's opponent is Maryland, a team just one win away from securing a bowl berth of its own. Indiana Daily Student football writers Cameron Drummond, Sean Mintert and Murphy Wheeler come together to discuss IU's most recent game, a loss at Minnesota, as well as the benefits of IU's bye week and the challenges ahead against Maryland. PODCAST SEGMENTS 1:05 - What did Cameron Drummond do during the IU football bye week? 2:50 - IU football 2018 season recap 4:45 - IU's postseason scenarios and will IU make a bowl game? 11:50 - Three things to know about Maryland 14:30 - IU defense talk and injury updates 19:20 - IU's offensive outlook 25:00 - IU special team

Following last Thursday's exhibition win against the University of Southern Indiana, IU will begin the regular season this week. IU will play Chicago State to start the 2018-19 season on Tuesday night, before playing Montana State on Friday night at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. IDS men's basketball writers Cameron Drummond, Ben Portnoy and Murphy Wheeler recap the comfortable victory against Southern Indiana, what can be learned from the public college debuts of Romeo Langford and Rob Phinisee, as well as the importance of Justin Smith to this year's IU men's basketball team. PODCAST SEGMENTS: 1:05 - Recapping IU's exhibition win 4:00 - The defensive play of Romeo Langford 6:00 - The defensive play of Zach McRoberts 6:45 - IU's offense in transition and in the half court 8:20 - What should Hoosier fans look for against Chicago State? 10:15 - Early impressions of Rob Phinisee 14:45 - How does Damezi Anderson fit into this year's IU team? 17:20 - Will IU's outside shooting be better this year? 23:05 - Justin

Welcome back to Double Feature, the IDS film podcast where the powers that be let us in a podcast booth to give you hot takes and maybe some lukewarm ones, too. In 1978, John Carpenter revolutionized the slasher horror subgenre with his classic “Halloween.” In 2018, after sequels, remakes, remakes of sequels and sequels of remakes, things finally make sense in Haddonfield, Illinois. Now, things are back to the beginning with a definitive sequel, simply entitled “Halloween.” On today’s episode of Double Feature, hosts Chris Forrester and Annie Aguiar talk Halloween, "Halloween", and why we love them BOTH.

It’s hard to nail down precisely what horror film is – is it scary? Violent? Bloody? But horror through film history has consistently been a response to taboos. In contemporary and independent horror, a new trend spins horror film into social metaphor. On a new episode of Double feature, hosts Chris Forrester and Annie Aguiar are joined by guest Joe Schroeder to talk about the recent social thriller “Get Out” and the period terror “the VVitch.”

Basketball season is back in Bloomington. The IU men's basketball team is set to start its 2018-19 season in just days with an exhibition Nov. 1 against Southern Indiana before the season opener Nov. 6 against Chicago State. IDS men's basketball writers Cameron Drummond, Ben Portnoy and Murphy Wheeler breakdown this season's men's basketball roster and schedule. Discussion includes looking at how IU Coach Archie Miller will manage playing time for his players this season, as well as the depth featured in IU's backcourt. PODCAST SEGMENTS: 1:20 - Early impressions of IU for the upcoming season 5:20 - How will IU Coach Archie Miller manage playing time for his players? 9:40 - What will IU's minute allocation look like this season? 11:55 - A look at IU's backcourt 22:10 - Nonconference schedule preview and preseason rankings talk 34:25 - Big Ten Conference schedule preview 37:35 - Season predictions for IU men's basketball

IU has lost three straight games and four out of its five Big Ten Conference games after a 33-28 home loss last weekend to Penn State. Following that defeat and news of a season-ending injury to freshman quarterback Michael Penix Jr., IU will look to rebound Friday night on the road against Minnesota. Indiana Daily Student football writers Cameron Drummond, Sean Mintert and Murphy Wheeler discuss the ramifications of Penix's injury, how IU plans to address its recent special teams miscues and if a bowl game is still a likely end-of-season result for IU. PODCAST SEGMENTS 1:20 - Recap of the Penn State loss 2:25 - The effects of the Michael Penix Jr. injury 7:00 - How well did IU's two quarterback system work this season? 11:30 - Mistakes on special teams for the Hoosiers 16:30 - End of first half problems for IU against Penn State 18:30 - Murphy Wheeler sits with IU fans for the Penn State game 20:35 - Comparing Big Ten football teams to the members of The Beatles 22:45 - Discussing the music of ABBA and Ca

Welcome back to Double Feature, the IDS film podcast where the powers that be let us in a podcast booth to give you hot takes, and maybe some lukewarm ones too. Spooky season is upon us as we draw closer and closer to Halloween, but not everyone has the stomach for the gory flicks that define most of the horror genre. There are plenty of options for the weak-stomached that hold back on the blood and guts but still deliver on achieving the perfect vibe for the season. For the fourth episode of Double Feature, hosts Chris Forrester and Annie Aguiar gush over not one, but two masterpieces from Laika Studios— "Coraline" and "Paranorman." Our special guest this week is IDS photographer Alex Deryn. This episode contains spoilers for Guillermo del Toro's "The Devil's Backbone."

IU has lost two straight games and three out of its four Big Ten Conference games after a 42-16 home loss last weekend against Iowa. The Hoosiers will attempt to put that defeat behind them this weekend against the Penn State Nittany Lions. No. 18 Penn State hasn't won a game since Sept. 21, but Coach James Franklin's team is looking to rebound to try and preserve its hopes of winning the Big Ten East division. Indiana Daily Student football writers Cameron Drummond and Sean Mintert, and special guest Michael Dugan from Indiana University Student Television and Assembly Call, discuss how the Hoosiers can rebound from the poor showing last week. PODCAST SEGMENTS 0:45 - Discussion of the Senior LPGA Championship 2:00 - A review of IU's press box food 3:00 - What happened to IU against Iowa? 6:30 - Analyzing the defensive issues for the Hoosiers 11:00 - The repetition of IU's offensive play calling 16:30 - What has become of the IU rushing attack? 19:30 - Taking a look at IU's chances against Penn State 21:

Welcome back to Double Feature, the IDS film podcast where the powers that be let us in a podcast booth to give you hot takes and maybe some lukewarm ones, too. If you’re like us and saw Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper’s new film “A Star is Born” at least once in the last week, then you’ve probably been bopping to the soundtrack nonstop. On today’s SINGLE FEATURE bonus episode of Double Feature, we’re going off the deep end to talk about everything we love about this knockout of a movie. So sit back, get some comfy headphones, and... watch… as we dive in

IU's record dropped to 4-2 overall and 1-2 in Big Ten Conference play last weekend as the result of a 49-26 loss at No. 3 Ohio State. Now, the Hoosiers will attempt to get back in the win column during homecoming weekend in Bloomington. IU will play Iowa at noon Saturday at Memorial Stadium, in front of what is expected to be a capacity crowd and a national television audience. Indiana Daily Student football writers Cameron Drummond, Sean Mintert and Murphy Wheeler discuss the positives IU can take away from its offensive performance against Ohio State and whether or not IU will continue to be a pass-heavy team against Iowa. PODCAST SEGMENTS 1:35 - Ohio State game recap 4:03 - Why did IU have so much success against Ohio State in the first half? What happened to the Hoosiers in the second half? 7:48 - What can IU take from the Ohio State game to apply to the Iowa game? 11:00 - IU's rushing game report 14:25 - How bad was IU's pass defense against Ohio State? 18:00 - IU's special teams overview 22:00 - Cam

It took all four quarters, but IU was able to beat Rutgers 24-17 to earn its first conference win of the season last weekend. Now, with a 4-1 overall record and a 1-1 mark in Big Ten games, IU travels to Columbus, Ohio, to take on the No. 3-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes. Indiana Daily Student football writers Cameron Drummond, Sean Mintert and Murphy Wheeler discuss why IU’s offense stalled in the second half against Rutgers and what a successful game for IU will look like against Ohio State. PODCAST SEGMENTS 1:10: Recapping the Rutgers win 7:15: Are IU’s offensive struggles the fault of Peyton Ramsey? 12:40: Michael Penix Jr. vs. Peyton Ramsey debate 16:45: Is IU’s 4-1 record misleading? 18:10: Checking in with former IU running back Tyler “Big Bacon” Natee 20:00: An overview of Montana State University 22:25: What chance does IU have of beating Ohio State? 25:40: Ohio State’s phenomenal running back tandem 30:45: What makes Saturday a success for IU? 36:00: 4th and 1 with Sean Mintert 38:00: Score predict

Welcome back to Double Feature, the IDS film podcast where the powers that be let us in a podcast booth to give you hot takes and maybe some lukewarm ones, too. Telling true stories is hard. There’s a delicate balance between adhering to fact and creating something in compelling and cinematic that’s hard to get just right without venturing into overt sensationalizing or relentless boredom. For our third episode of Double Feature, hosts Chris Forrester and Annie Aguiar speak as journalists first and film fanatics second as we talk about Journalism movies-- the good, the bad, and “The Post.” Our special guest this week is IDS business beat reporter Alex Hardgrave.

IU lost for the first time in 2018 last weekend against then-No. 24 Michigan State. Now, the Hoosiers continue Big Ten Conference play with a trip to Piscataway, New Jersey, to play Rutgers. Indiana Daily Student football reporters Cameron Drummond, Sean Mintert and Murphy Wheeler discuss IU's disappointing home loss and just how bad Rutgers is.

IU easily defeated Ball State to close nonconference play last weekend. Now, the Hoosiers will begin their Big Ten schedule against No. 24 Michigan State. Indiana Daily Student football reporters Cameron Drummond, Sean Mintert and Murphy Wheeler talk about what IU can take from its nonconference victories heading into the battle for the Old Brass Spittoon, as well as the state of the Big Ten Conference following the first three weeks of the season. Former IDS IU football columnist Andrew Hussey makes a guest appearance on this episode.