About
Welcome to the MGoTalk Podcast, your unofficial guide to the Michigan Wolverines football program.
Show Times
New shows are uploaded every Monday and Friday during the football season.
On-Air Talent/Moderator (Jeremy Miller)
Jeremy Miller
Jeremy graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Marketing/Management and Communications. While attending school in Ann Arbor, Jeremy walked on to play football for the Wolverines, eventually earning a scholarship and helped Michigan win three Big Ten Football titles and one National Championship. Jeremy was a three-time University of Michigan Academic Achievement honoree and served as a Special Teams Captain in his final season.
Twitter: @millerjl70
Jeff DelVerne
On-Air Talent (Jeff DelVerne)
Jeff attended the University of Michigan from 1996-2000, and was the starting placekicker for the Wolverines during the 1999-2000 seasons. While at Michigan, Jeff claimed one National Championship and three Big Ten Conference championships.
Twitter: @jeffdelverne
Brian Kiernicki
Producer (Brian Kiernicki)
Brian provides the technical expertise that makes the MGoTalk guys sound great when they come into your computer. Along with recording and editing, Brian leads the marketing and promotion efforts for the group.
Writer – Chuck Bloom
Chuck Bloom
Chuck Bloom is a retired former award-winning community journalist who was active in Texas journalism for almost 30 years.
Born and raised in Detroit, Mich., he attended the University of Michigan during tumultuous times (Class of 1974), was assistant sports editor of the Michigan Daily and spent 2 ½ years a student assistant in the U-M sports information department.
He arrived in Texas in 1976 to begin his journalistic career as sports editor/columnist of the Conroe Daily Courier in suburban Houston and worked for newspapers in the Texas Gulf Coast, Hill Country and suburban Dallas.
He also owned and operated several small community newspapers in South Texas for almost 14 years.
Health issues forced his retirement, but he wrote a monthly column for the Collin County Opinions section of the Dallas Morning News and maintains a somewhat consistent blog – chuckbloom.blogspot.com.
During his career, he has earned more than 75 first-place state and regional press awards, four times as the state’s top columnist in his division and four times his papers were named best in Texas. In his career, Bloom penned more than 1,500 columns.
He also exclusively interviewed a host of celebrities and politicians, from boxing legend Muhammed Ali to actress Farrah Fawcett (in her “Charlie’s Angels” halcyon days), tennis legends John Newcombe and Rod Laver, football greats like Earl Campbell and Bum Phillips, golf superstars like Lee Trevino, former president George W.H. Bush and former Texas governor Ann Richards.
In addition to his newspaper career, Bloom served as a city councilman in Nixon, president of his chamber of commerce, as a member of the Lancaster Charter Review and Downtown Revitalization Commissions, president of two Texas regional press associations, director of Texas Press Association and president of the Lancaster Lions Club. Today, he is actively involved in the annual North Texas Irish Festival and as a volunteer with the Samaritan Inn, the only homeless shelter in Collin County, Texas.
In 1985, he was named Citizen of the Year by the Nixon Area Chamber of Commerce.
He is the father of three children and grandfather, and has been married to his wife, Jodie, for nine years.
Paul Barton
Writer – Paul Barton
Paul is also from the great state of Texas (Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex). He is a native son of Michigan and a Michigan fan since birth. Check out his introduction post at here for more information about Paul.
Thank you for this opportunity – A brief introduction to Paul Barton
You can also follow Paul on Twitter at: @bartonomus
