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Dr. Mike Brasher recently joined the crew from Campus Waterfowl for an opportunity to reconnect with his roots, as he shared a soggy morning in the cypress swamp with current and former students of his alma mater, Mississippi State University. This episode, which originally aired on Campus Waterfowl, recaps an exciting ring-neck hunt and shines a spotlight on the passion this group has for waterfowl and wetland conservation through their work on the Mississippi State chapter of Ducks Unlimited. Joining on the podcast were Derek Christians of Campus Waterfowl and Drew Brown and Hunter Yelverton from Mississippi State. The group also discussed duckDNA, the exciting project that is connecting duck hunters with scientists to inform some of today’s most ground-breaking research.

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Join host John U Bacon on the Let Them Lead Podcast as he delves into the extraordinary journey of Pat Richter, a sports legend who excelled in football, basketball, and baseball, securing both athletic and academic All-American honors. Pat's remarkable path led him to an eight-season NFL career with the Washington Redskins, but his story didn't end there. Rising to the role of Vice-President at Oscar Mayer, he later returned to his alma mater, transforming the landscape of Badger athletics by recruiting icons like Barry Alvarez and Bo Ryan, ushering in a golden era celebrated with a statue outside Camp Randall Stadium.

The legacy continues as Pat's son, Barry, carved his own unique path, earning national recognition, the esteemed captain's "C," and All-America honors in the one sport his father didn't partake in - ice hockey. Barry's journey extended to representing the U.S. Olympic team and competing in the NHL, before venturing into a successful business career. Today, Barry serves as the President of Hausman Group in Madison.

In this episode, they share compelling stories about the influential leaders, coaches, and mentors who shaped their values, including a glimpse into their relationship with the legendary Vince Lombardi. Through their experiences, we uncover the timeless elements of leadership that have remained constants over the past sixty years. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on sports, success, and enduring leadership principles.
 

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Jenna and Cal Softball Head Coach Chelsea Spencer finish their conversation. In part 2, they talk about what’s the same and what’s different with the team culture since she played, filling a legend like Diane Ninemire’s shoes, what fires her up, her game plans, building a quality student-athlete experience, and more. Plus, Jenna breaks down key takeaways and themes from the 2021 Women’s College World Series!

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Recently, ROADS TAKEN sat down to talk with Josh Marks about how his life has been full of happenstances that finally led him to meaningful work within independent schools. What we didn't talk about was his role as college bagpiper. Join Leslie Jennings Rowley as she talks to Josh about how he got into the bagpipes, how it's kept him connected to the college, and what evolution he's seen going back to campus twice a year for the last quarter century. Then, stick around for a special treat to musical tribute to our class and anyone who has called Dartmouth home on this special Bagpiping Bonus Episode of ROADS TAKEN.

Executive Producer/Host:Leslie Jennings Rowley

Opening Music: Clancy Rowley on a theme by Worth Rowley

Closing Music: Dear Old Dartmouth, Harry Wellman 1907, performed on bagpipe by Josh Marks ’96

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Executive Producer/Host: Leslie Jennings Rowley

Music: Brian Burrows

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Jenna is joined by Cal Head Coach, All-American alum and national champion, Chelsea Spencer! In part 1 of their chat, they cover rivalry fun, returning to her alma mater, Pac-12 softball getting back on top, coaching through covid-19, what being a “custodian” of Cal Softball means, the true definition of leadership, her coaching curriculum experience, and more.

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Is high school better with or without boys? In this episode, Erica and Steph are joined by Fatima Sheikh, Steph's former high school classmate. They discuss the differences and long-term effects of going to an all-girls private vs a co-ed public school.

Kate Mulvany studied theatre at scriptwriting at Perth's Curtin University, and graduated to a career in which she has won national awards in both categories. She won a Helpmann Award for her season as Richard III at the Sydney Opera House. She won a Phillip Parsons playwriting award for her debut play, The Seed, which drew on her real life experiences as a childhood cancer survivor resulting from her conscripted father's exposure to Agent Orange in Vietnam. When she was asked to return to deliver a commencement to humanities students in 2017, she wrote a beautiful tribute to the humanities, in all their broad, life-affirming glory, binding the various disciplines together using a bridge called 'imagination'.

It's this episode Kate tells the story of the speech, how it was written, what she was hoping to achieve, as well as fleshing out the autobiographical detail that make this commencement such a delight. At the speech's conclusion, Kate quotes Albert Einstein, 'For all of us here, no matter who you are, "Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will get you everywhere."

This speech is a love letter to imagination, to the humanities, and to 'humans doing'.

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Charlar con Angélica Noboa es sumergirse en un hermoso océano de temas. Es una de las más destacadas abogadas dominicanas, que actualmente reside en México, donde sigue dejando en alto a los profesionales dominicanos, pero se da tiempo para dedicarle tiempo a sus otras pasiones: el cine y la literatura.

Porque aún podemos conversar, intercambiamos ideas con Angélica sobre la cuarentena y la pandemia que afecta al mundo entero, para luego descubrir que fueron dos series de televisión las que nos acercaron al derecho. También hablamos de su próximo proyecto que incluye a la escritora mexicana Elena Poniatowska, y cerramos con su sereno testimonio de una vivencia muy personal.

*La conversación se realizó vía skype en la primera semana de abril 2020, cada uno desde su hogar #quedateencasa

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In this week's episode of A Trophy Life - we are joined by 2020 Werner Ladder Naismith Coach of the Year, Dayton's Anthony Grant! He and Bob reflect on Dayton's amazing 2020 performance, talk about his coach mentors, his relationship with Billy Donovan, and what coaching his alma mater means to him.

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CONGRATULATIONS!
We would like to congratulate our inaugural Jersey Mike's Naismith Courage Award Winners, Michael Beauchesne of Bay High School and LayRay Paw of Holland High School.

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LayRay Paw's story
Our 2020 Winners

Check out their amazing journeys!

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The Alma Mater is a staple at Delbarton, yet the history of the song remains a mystery to many people. Today, we take a deep dive into the history of the Alma Mater.