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Broadcast Schedule Sunday, April 18Th 6:42 Pm Et - Midnight Et Monday, April 19Th 10:00 Am Et - 2:00 Pm Et 6:42 Pm Et - Midnight Et BROADCAST SCHEDULE SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH 6:42 PM ET - MIDNIGHT ET MONDAY, APRIL 19TH 10:00 AM ET - 2:00 PM ET 6:42 PM ET - MIDNIGHT ET WATCH IT ALL LIVE AT: NOTREDAMEDAY.ND.EDU SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH, 2021 6:42 PM ET HOUR » 6:46 PM ET REV. JOHN I. JENKINS, C.S.C. — President, University of Notre Dame » 6:53 PM ET SHEA AQUILANO ‘23 — Student who competes in Ultra Marathons » 6:57 PM ET JOHN SEXTON ‘23 — Student who invented solution for his “Domer” Dad with ALS » 7:02 PM ET NOTRE DAME ORCHESTRA — Performance » 7:07 PM ET ALLAN NJOMO ‘22 — Student body president » 7:11 PM ET DREW BREES — NFL’s all-time leader in total passing yards / NBC Game Analyst for Notre Dame Football » 7:20 PM ET ELLIOTT THOMAZIN ‘23 — Student magician will perform on set » 7:25 PM ET PAUL CASSIDY ‘23 — Student with a unique coffee service » 7:28 PM ET ANTHONY ESPLIN ’21 MS — Student who created the Sleep Easy Oxygen Pillow » 7:33 PM ET J.J. WRIGHT ’14 MSM, ’17 DMA — Director, University of Notre Dame Folk Choir » 7:36 PM ET MARIEL ZAGUNIS — Two-time Olympic Fencing Champion, 2012 US Olympic Team Flagbearer » 7:43 PM ET VERONICA MANSOUR ’21 — Student who composed her own musical 8:00 PM ET HOUR » 8:06 PM ET KEVIN MURRAY ’21 — Student who leads Sports Analytics Club » 8:10 PM ET MATT VERDESHI ’23 — Student who led St. Ed’s “Mullets for Malaria” event » 8:14 PM ET AARON BANKS ‘21 — Former Notre Dame offensive lineman » 8:23 PM ET MICKI KIDDER ’19 MBA — Vice President for University Enterprises & Events » 8:33 PM ET OWEN KRANSZ ’22 — Student engineer for IrishSat, a student satellite club » 8:39 PM ET JANDRO ALCANTARA ’23 — Student who preserves indigenous Filipino languages » 8:43 PM ET ZACH DUBOIS ’11 — Alum singer-songwriter will performance » 8:48 PM ET LYRIC MEDEIROS ’23 — Student who competed on American Idol 9:00 PM ET HOUR » 9:05 PM ET DANNY CASSIDY ‘21 — Student-athlete, #2 ranked Notre Dame Men’s Lacrosse » 9:09 PM ET MADDY WESTBELD ‘24 — Student-athlete, Notre Dame Women’s Basketball » 9:13 PM ET PAT CONNAUGHTON ‘15 — Milwaukee Bucks » 9:22 PM ET HUNTER BIVIN ‘17 — Director of Player Development, Notre Dame Football » 9:26 PM ET NIXON DORVILIEN — Associate Athletic Trainer, Notre Dame Men’s Basketball » 9:30 PM ET CHLOË AGNEW — Performance » 9:36 PM ET ANDREW MARIADOS ‘22 — Student-athlete, Notre Dame Men’s Tennis » 9:40 PM ET JOSH ADAMS ‘20 — New York Jets » 9:47 PM ET KYLE HAMILTON ‘23 — Student-athlete, Notre Dame Football » 9:51 PM ET LANDON SLAGGERT ‘24 — Student-athlete, Notre Dame Hockey 10:00 PM ET HOUR » 10:05 PM ET MICHAEL PFRENDER — Director, Genomics & Bioinformatics Core Facility » 10:09 PM ET TREY ASHBY — Made a replica of Notre Dame Stadium out of paper! » 10:13 PM ET ROMEO OKWARA ‘16 — Detroit Lions » 10:20 PM ET MATT LEEVY — Director, IDEA Center Innovation Lab » 10:26 PM ET KOLTON PAXSON ‘24 — Student who will compete in the Pan American Games » 10:30 PM ET THE UNDERTONES — Performance » 10:35 PM ET ERIN HILAL ‘23 — Student who created a “Women in Business” conference » 10:39 PM ET “REMEMBER FAMIGLIA” — from An Old Family Recipe by Notre Dame senior Veronica Mansour ’21 » 10:44 PM ET LEE KIEFER ‘17 & GEREK MEINHARDT ‘13, ‘15 MBA — U.S. Olympic Team, Fencing » 10:51 PM ET ED GRAHAM ‘74 — Notre Dame Club of Orange County 11:00 PM ET HOUR » 11:05 PM ET KIERAN WURL ’22 — Siegfried Hall RA » 11:09 PM ET LAURA LIVINGSTON ’15 — Alumnae, working for Habitat for Humanity » 11:13 PM ET RYAN HARRIS ’07 — Super Bowl 50 Champion » 11:20 PM ET KAT QUINN — Performance » 11:27 PM ET VIC LOMBARDI ’91 — 30-time Emmy Award winning broadcaster » 11:34 PM ET HALFTIME — Performance » 11:39 PM ET MAX PERRY ’21 — Public Relations Director of The Shirt Committee » 11:43 PM ET BILL HANZLIK ’80 — Selected to 1980 USA Olympic Basketball Team » 11:50 PM ET MOLLY HUDDLE ’06 — Track athlete who holds 10 American records! » 11:55 PM ET ONEILE BAITLOTLI ’21 — International student MONDAY, APRIL 19TH, 2021 10:00 AM ET HOUR » 10:05 AM ET WENDY ANGST — Assistant Department Chair, Management & Organization » 10:09 AM ET JOSHUA BROOKS ’21 — Student who leads “Mulch Madness” to reduce lead in SB » 10:13 AM ET TED BARRON — Judd & Mary Lou Leighton Director of the Performing Arts » 10:17 AM ET TREY MANCINI ’16 — Alum with the Baltimore Orioles » 10:24 AM ET JASON ROHR — Ludmilla F., Stephen J. and Robert T. 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ROBERT DOWD, C.S.C. ‘87 — Assistant Provost for Internationalization,Religious Superior » 11:36 AM ET PEMCO — Performance » 11:41 AM ET ARIKE OGUNBOWALE ‘19 — Dallas Wings » 11:48 AM ET AMY PORTER ‘14 — Notre Dame Club of Rochester 12:00 PM ET HOUR » 12:05 PM ET CARA OCOBOCK — Director, Human Energetics Laboratory at Notre Dame » 12:09 PM ET GIUSEPPE MAZZONE — Assistant Professor, School of Architecture » 12:13 PM ET MIKE TIRICO — NBC Sports broadcaster » 12:22 PM ET JOE BECHERER — Director, Snite Museum of Art » 12:27 PM ET JOHN HENRY ’15 MBA — Director of Student Startups, Notre Dame Idea Center » 12:31 PM ET CHLOË AGNEW — Irish singing sensation, Performance » 12:39 PM ET PATRICK GRIFFIN — Madden-Hennebry Professor of History; Director, Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies » 12:43 PM ET AJ POLLOCK — Los Angeles Dodgers, World Series Champions » 12:50 PM ET IHUOMA NWAOGWUGWU ’15 — President, Notre Dame Club of San Diego 1:00 PM ET HOUR » 1:05 PM ET TENGFI LUO — Professor of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering » 1:09 PM ET JOSEFINA E. 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