In lieu of our typical episode format, we're taking an emotional little walk down memory lane to think about alllll we've seen as michigan fans over the past few years <3

we didn't actually talk about edible mascots in the episode but rest assured that they are IN this season

GO BLUE

sorry about the sound quality :(

the first fifteen minutes are just hannah ranting about the whole sign stealing scandal including

-a summary of the vibes

-what's illegal and what isn't

-who hired the PI firm

-why is the NCAA being so weird about the release of info

-does stealing signs even give a big advantage

then we get into the episode in which han and harley discuss michigan beating msu so bad that it's like what's even the point of the paul bunyan trophy anymore

michigan beat indiana, moe wagner went to a jonas brothers concert, hannah uploaded the episode a week late oops

lots of important info this week such as

-michigan vs minnesota

-initials and what they stand for

-jj mccarthy and his soul

in this episode:

-we describe how michigan kicked nebraska's butt

-we discuss whether hannah could be a defensive lineman

-the taylor swift effect

-jim harbaugh is a physicist?

-have the beauty standards for nfl players changed due to the rise of social media? food for thought

-etc

we traveled across the country to watch this game live and jeez oh petes did we pay the price for it! michigan played its friend rutgers this week, won in a dominant fashion, and we lived to tell the tale. sort of.

i promise we actually do talk about football in this episode if you listen reeeeeeeally closely!!!! but mostly we debate important life questions such as the titular "does jim harbuagh wear cleats to mow the lawn" and "would blake corum be able to score a touchdown from the 2 yard line against a defensive line of 100 harleys" and other important questions that they should cover in philosophy 101

WERE BACK WITHOUT TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES THIS TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! michigan beat unlv, jim harbaugh ate mcdonalds, michigan's pass rush vibed the vibes. the only way to go from ann arbor is to bgsu.

FOOTBALL SEASON IS BACK AND VIEWS IS BACK IN FULL SWING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sort of. you would not BELIEVE the technical difficulties we faced on the way too this moment. so if there are moments of this episode where youre like "They are just giggling about lettuce why didn't they edit this part out" .... TRUST ME I TRIED!!!!!

Anyway in this episode we break down the Michigan East Carolina game :) pls enjoy :)

We ALL remember where we were on april 5 1993. unless you weren't born yet (hi) and needed to learn about that fateful day via mitch albom's book. Well gather round because this week we read the second half of The Fab Five and we're here to unpack alllll of it with you

Helllloooooo and welcome back to views from stadium blvd! We are embarking on a mini series where we unpack all things FAB FIVE! In this episode, we discuss the first half of Mitch Albom's iconic book "The Fab Five"

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In another instance of a little bit of this, a little bit of that, we talk about Michigan basketball and our darling Michigan football. Welcome to another instance of our coffee chat. Han discovers the Joe Burrow discourse. Harl really needs to let the topic of the horse go. CoreLife eatery anyone?

Michigan men's basketball got the win over in-state rival Michigan State, the Spartans first game back after tragedy struck their community. We love you MSU. The men's team had some celebs in the house. Spoiler it's the 10 year anniversary of the 2012-2013 Michigan men's basketball team. The women look forward to a conclusion of their regular season. Sorry for the abrupt ending, we were really horsing around.

Join us as we gear up for the tournament for more basketball fun in the future!!

this week, in what may be our most unhinged episode to date, we talk about EVERY topic under the sun including (but not limited to): michigan basketball, tom brady's thirst trap, justin bieber, and whether football players exist when you're not watching them. if you've ever thought "wow i wish i could listen to hannah and harley vocalize every little thought that's ever gone through their minds" then do i have a podcast for you!

this week, we are joined by Michigan Daily senior editor and mens basketball beat writer Abbie Telgenhof! if you have been avoiding following this men's basketball team/distracted by football, this is the episode for you. she answers all of our questions about the team, how the season's going, and what to look out for while watching games. she also gives her perspective on being a woman college student covering such a high profile team, and shares how she was able to achieve so much in college!

make sure to follow abbie on twitter @abst16 and read her work here 

this episode is fun and fluff getting to know the team! next episode we will bring on an EXPERT to talk more! 

with football in the rearview mirror, many of us are looking for another top-25 program to root for. well, look no further than the kim barnes arico and the university of michigan women's basketball team! in this episode, we give you a step-by-step guide on becoming a fan of the program and a basic rundown of the roster and overall vibes of the team. 

also in this episode: the trials and tribulations of trying to record a podcast when you're technologically incompetent

next week: everything to know about this season's mens basketball team!!

follow us on twitter @viewsfrompod @harley_johnsonX @hannahharshe

love you go blue

this week we try a few new segments as we ease into a bit more basketball coverage! give us your feedback @viewsfrompod on twitter and insta.

also on this week's agenda: jimmy vs warde showdown pt 2, computer access crimes, etc etc

go blue! <3

Welcome back to another fun episode of Views! In this episode we discuss burgergate (at length), the harbaugh to NFL rumors, and the return of Blake Corum! Then we have a book club segment where we talk about the moral and ethical implications of football given what we know and don't know about traumatic brain injury (from the book Loving Sports When They Don't Love You Back by Jessica Luther and Kavitha A. Davidson)