Hey all you out there in the podcast universe, you're probably wondering exactly why I'm coming to you on a Monday.

Well, there's a good reason why. As I often do, let me break down the fourth wall of the podcast universe.

Sometimes podcasts like the commercial break will get a request for something called a feed drop.

That's when I take someone else, podcast, or a snippet of someone else's show and put it on my own RSS feed, the thing that you're listening to right now.

These are very common throughout the industry, and nine times out of ten, I say no to these.

I know your time is valuable, and I don't want to waste it.

But a couple times a year, a request will come across

my desk and I actually like the podcast. And I think you might like it too. And today, I've got

one of those shows. It's something I've talked about before here on the commercial break. It's a show

called Campus Files. For many people, college was some of the best days of their life.

But if you pull back the curtain, scratch the surface a little bit, it was much more complicated

and sometimes sinister than it appeared.

Financial fraud and abuse, sports scandals, political unrest and upheaval, admission shenanigans,

and downright craziness.

It seems like every other week there's a headline about a scandal at a major university. Each week, Campus Files dives into some of the

wildest scandals and stories that have taken place across colleges and universities. I'll tell you what,

Campus Files is definitely sharing some stories that you will not hear on the campus tour.

So here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to drop in a preview where Campus Files is taking a deep dive

into a Greek life drama. More specifically, Bama Rush. And if you know me, I love a good

Bama Rush drama, and this one is no joke.

This is an Odyssey original podcast. You can get it on the free Odyssey app or wherever you're

listening to podcast. Take a listen to this 10-minute preview about Bama Rush, and I'll be back to

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