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Jordan Leonard and AJ Myers celebrate the 200th episode of the Ostrom Avenue Podcast by welcoming former hosts back on to tell their favorite memory on the podcast.

Jordan Leonard and AJ Myers break down the tough SU football loss last nigh against No. 19 Pittsburgh. Plus, Syracuse.com's Mike Waters joins pod to preview every SU basketball.

Battery development can help renewable energy use, while also having economic growth potential and a role in easing the need to expand the electric grid. It can also help New York with climate goals.

Research shows volunteer fields offices, door-to-door campaigns can be more effective in urging people to vote, swaying close elections than political ad spending. Dr. Josh Darr's book makes the case.

Numerous environmental policies, agencies and staff are being slashed by the Trump Administration. Harvard's Environmental & Energy Law Program researches the issues, impacts of cuts and legal challenges.

It is summer time but still plenty happening on hill! AJ and Griffin breakdown the big recruiting news for Fran Brown and get into some early season debates. Plus, the guys share there thoughts on men's basketball non-conference schedule.

Weather extremes, particularly high temperatures, can increasingly be linked to climate change through data. The work of Climate Central helps meteorologists and the public understand the science.

Jordan Leonard, AJ Myers, and Griffin Bloomstein analyze SU football's top-10 win over Miami from this past weekend. Plus, they preview SU men's basketballs matchup with Notre Dame this Saturday with ND PxP broadcaster Tony Simeone.

Offshore wind turbines are a major element of New York State's plan for fossil free electricity. NYSERDA's Janna Herndon explains the technology, plans and promise of offshore wind power.

How concerned should you be about the amount of your data that's online? Syracuse University advertising professor and data expert Beth Egan explains you aren't as targeted as you might think. Plus, the value of that data powers the internet and your smart phone.