The Scratching Post

By: University of Regina Athletics
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  • Summary

  • Dive into the heart of the Regina Cougars community with host Arthur Ward, a proud Cougar track and field alum. This podcast is your go-to spot for everything Cougars—on the field, off the field, and beyond! 🏅 Join us for inspiring stories, insights into our student-athletes' journeys, and a celebration of the programs that make the University of Regina shine. Whether you're a Cougar fan or simply curious about the spirit of Regina, this podcast is for you. Tune in, connect, and get inspired by the stories that matter!
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  • How did The Scratching Post get its name?

    How did The Scratching Post get its name?
    Apr 22 2025

    Trailer #1 | Why is The Scratching Post called The Scratching Post? Go get the popcorn!
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    2 mins
  • Learning is Maddy Seida's Superpower!

    Learning is Maddy Seida's Superpower!
    Apr 11 2025

    Episode 11 | In this Episode we sit down with the dynamic and multi-talented Maddy Seida — a veteran of the Women's Basketball team, an aspiring pool player and a unapologetic advocate for authenticity. Maddy tells us how she loves and enjoys the process of learning and that learning new skills is her favourite hobby! She also speaks on how she has navigated the highs and lows of her career and what life skills she has learned from her past teammates.This episode is packed with lots of laughs and learning. Enjoy!
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    24 mins

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