In this episode of The Always A Raven podcast, host Janelle Menz sits down with Larry Wilcox '72—legendary coach, devoted alumnus, and one of the most accomplished figures in NAIA football history.

Coach Wilcox reflects on his remarkable 41-year career leading the Benedictine Ravens, from his humble beginnings in 1979—when he juggled roles as head football and baseball coach, residence hall director, intramurals coordinator, and classroom instructor—to his final season in 2020. Along the way, he racked up over 300 career wins, eight Heart Championships, and a National Championship appearance in 2018.

But this conversation goes beyond the numbers. It’s a look at a life dedicated to a community, a campus, and the young men he’s coached over four decades. Whether you're a Raven fan or just love a good story about loyalty, leadership, and legacy—this one’s for you.

In this episode of The Always A Raven podcast, host Janelle Menz welcomes Terry Gainer, Class of 1969—a proud Raven whose career has left a lasting mark on American law enforcement and public service.

From his days on campus to his service as the U.S. Senate Sergeant at Arms, Terry shares stories that are as gripping as they are inspiring. He opens up about the defining moments that shaped his path—from military service to high-stakes decisions in the nation’s capital.

Terry’s journey speaks volumes—and this conversation is one that will stay with you.

In this episode of The Always A Raven podcast, host Janelle Menz sits down with President Steve and Amy Minnis to talk about their journey—from students at Benedictine College to becoming two of its most recognizable faces.

They reflect on how they each ended up at Benedictine, how they met, and what really happened on that now-famous first date. They also share what life looked like in the years between graduation and their return to campus 20 years ago, and how Steve ultimately stepped into the role of college president.

It’s a candid conversation about decisions, timing, and the unexpected ways people—and places—shape our stories.