Every Hendrix College chaplain since 1995 – the Revs. Rock

For this episode, we welcome Dr. Richard Rolleigh, Hendrix

Dr. Rolleigh is joined today by Dr. Todd Tinsley, Hendrix Class of 1998, who currently serves as a professor of physics here at Hendrix

For this episode, we welcome Dr. Joe Lombardi, who moved to

Joe’s conversation partners today are his former students Nick

For this episode, we welcome Dr. Jay Barth, Hendrix Class of

Jay is joined today by Phineas Chapman, Hendrix Class of

This episode is a roundtable discussion to reflect upon a campus institution: The Hendrix-Murphy Foundation Programs in Literature and Language– Hendrix-Murphy or Murphy, for short. Joining us are a few of the folks who have worked for Murphy over the years: Nell Meadows Doyle, Hendrix Class of 1971 and former associate director of the Hendrix-Murphy Foundation; Dr. Rosemary Henenberg, professor emerita of theatre arts and former director of Hendrix-Murphy; and Sarah Engeler-Young, Hendrix Class of 1991 and current Hendrix-Murphy assistant director.

For this episode, we welcome Dr. Jim Bruce, who taught sociology

Jim’s conversation partner today is his former student Dr. Sarah Beth Estes, Hendrix Class of 1992, who now serves as Dean of the College of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences and Education

The natural spaces of the Hendrix campus, roles in teaching and administration, the beginnings of the Environmental Studies Program, Hendrix-in-London, dancing like algae... Dr. Joyce Hardin covers a lot of topics with Dr. Maureen McClung ’01 as her conversation partner.

Collegiality in the Raney Building, evolving topics in religious studies, continued growth and learning, how Hendrix has enriched her family, the arrival of the internet on campus… Dr. Jane Harris covers it all in this conversation with Lindsay Baldwin Porter ’05.

Dr. Ralph McKenna shares memories of the Hendrix Moving Crew, early days of the Arkansas Symposium for Psychology Students, preparing students for professional experiences, the Master Works course, Wallyball, some samples from his t-shirt collection, and what he’s up to lately, in this interview with Dr. Art Gillaspy ’88.

Dr. Karen Griebling talks with Stephanie Smittle ’03 about teaching, composing, learning on the job, seeing students flourish, memories of dear colleagues, Waltz Night, and more.

Discography:

Wildfire! Vienna Modern Masters (c) 2008 VMM 2052 Songs from This Dancing Ground of Sky track 14 Evergreen

Poetry by Peggy Pond-Church, New Mexico

Music by Karen Griebling

Yvonne Love, soprano

Aura Ensemble, Houston Texas, Rob Smith, conductor

Music for the Cross Town Trio (c) 2009 Centaur CRC 3082 Petroglyph Dances, track 12 Rain in the Mountain (after a lithograph by Gustav Baumann)

Music by Karen Griebling

The Cross Town Trio:

Jackie Lamar, saxophone

Karen Griebling, viola

John Krebs, piano

Apparitions II (c) 2013 Emeritus 20132 moduli mundi, track 15 Boethius

Music by Karen Griebling, commissioned by Karen Fannin

Andy Wen, saxophone

John Krebs, piano

Richard III: A Crown of Roses, A Crown of Thorns  (c) 2015 Centaur CRC 3553, track 4 Beware the Fury of Women Scorned!

Music and libretto by Karen Griebling

Stephanie Smittle and Kara Claybrook, sopranos

the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, Geoffrey Robson conductor

Fractal Heart (c) 2016 Centaur 3570 track 14 Vox animalae

Music and poetry by Karen Griebling

Stephanie Smittle, Soprano

Stephanie Dickinson, piano

"Songs from Eric's Book" poetry by Eric Crozier, Music by Karen Griebling, 1994/2004 from live premier at the 2022 SheScores Festival, July 23, 2022 Harkness Chapel, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Ohio.

Gabrielle Haigh, soprano

Margi Griebling-Haigh, oboe

Karen Griebling, viola

Scott R Haigh, bass

Eric Charnofsky, piano