LancasterOnline Podcasts 'Inspirational Athletes:' Collin 'Bear' talks with sports reporter John Walk

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On Episode No. 31 of the Inspirational Athletes podcast, LNP sports reporter John Walk chats with Lampeter-Strasburg alum and Millersville University redshirt freshman quarterback Collin “Bear” Shank.

You can also listen to it through the iTunes Podcast app by clicking this link.

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