“At the Edge of It All” was joined this week by Martha Fuller, associate professor of nursing at USD. Fuller, a pediatric nurse practitioner, talked about what drew her to the field. She described how her experiences led her to pursue academia and research, aiming to tackle underlying causes and preventions well before patients require treatment. Fuller also highlighted the impact of climate change and its potential to contribute to various health challenges.

This week, "At the Edge of It All" was joined by Simon Croom, professor of supply chain management at USD, who teamed up with psychologists to study the prevalence of psychopathic tendencies among business executives and managers. He talks about his background in business before explaining how interactions with his students drove him to investigate executives' psychological profiles.

Homelessness is a pressing and complex issue in the United States, particularly in San Diego. Here, and across the country, there are many ideas and approaches to addressing it. This week, “At the Edge of It All” was joined by Odilka Santiago, assistant professor of sociology, to discuss some of the factors driving homelessness, and the stark realities of those experiencing it. Santiago provided expert insight and explained why there’s not a one-size-fits-all solution.

This week, "At the Edge of It All" was joined by USD economics professor Stephen Conroy. He talked about some terms and concepts that experts may take for granted, and helped break them down for a broader audience. He explained things like compound interest, why homes are unique investments, and gave some general advice on how to approach long-term investments.

"At the Edge of it All" sits down with Kevin Maxwell, clinical associate professor of nursing at USD and family nurse practitioner, to discuss Men's Health Awareness Month. Discover why this month matters, key health issues affecting men and practical tips for better health.

Hacer el Camino de Santiago puede ser una experiencia que te cambia la vida. Chava Mercado Cano lo agregará a una larga lista de logros en su vida. El ex-alumno de USD se unió a la presentadora de "Al Borde de Todo", Lissette Martínez, para hablar sobre su experiencia en el Camino. Compartió la historia de un incidente que le dio una nueva perspectiva de la vida y contó cómo, después de varios años y desvíos, finalmente pudo llegar al Camino de Santiago.

Walking the Camino de Santiago can be a life-changing experience. Chava Mercado Cano will add it to a growing list of his. The USD alum joined "At the Edge of It All" host Lissette Martinez to talk about his long road to the Camino. He shared a scary experience that gave him a new perspective on life and how, after several years and detours, he finally found his way to the Camino de Santiago.

Juneteenth became an official federal holiday in 2021, commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. “It’s not about freedom being given, it’s about freedom being proclaimed,” said T.J. Tallie. The director of Africana Studies at USD joined “At the Edge of It All” to talk about the holiday’s history and its future, as it becomes more widely-celebrated. He also explained how everybody can observe the holiday.

La caminata a lo largo del Camino de Santiago es al igual de hermosa como espiritual. Mientras continúan su recorrido, Lissette Martinez, conductora de "Al borde de todo", fue acompañada por la directora de relaciones internacionales y asociación de egresados de la Universidad de San Diego, Claudia Gonzales, quien dio una explicación sobre la historia y cultura que los rodean en su viaje, y por qué este viaje es importante para la comunidad de USD.

There’s a buzz among the group of Toreros in Spain, the night before they begin their trek along the Camino de Santiago. “At the Edge of It All” host caught up with recent USD graduate, Scott Prunty, and his longtime friend, Chase Lindgren, to talk about their reasons for making the trip, and — as some of the youngest people in the group — their journey through college to get to this point.