Host: Doug Draper (Kansas 1992)
Guest: Hugh Morton (Auburn 1969)

In this episode, we meet Hugh Morton (Auburn 1969), the 69th person to complete the Seven Summits Challenge having summited the tallest mountains on seven continents. Hugh talks about mountaineering, his experience climbing the world’s highest mountains (including Mt. Everest) and his new book, Reflections on High Places: https://reflectionsonhighplaces.com.

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Hosted By: Doug Draper (Kansas 1992)
Guest: Mac Lewison (Akron 1996)

In this episode, we meet Mac Lewison (Akron 1996), a former FBI Special Agent. Mac discusses his time in the FBI and how the skills he developed as a hostage negotiator can be used in our daily life. 

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Host: Bill Martin (Mississippi State 1975)
Guest: James Miervaldis (Johns Hopkins 2006)

In this episode, we meet James Miervaldis (Johns Hopkins 2006), a veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. James discusses his work helping Afghan and Iraqi interpreters who seek to immigrate to the U.S., his consulting work on the CBS comedy United States of Al and more.

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Host: Doug Draper (Kansas 1992)
Guest: Ryan Taneja (Central Arkansas 2024)

In this episode, we meet Ryan Taneja who was recently recognized by AY Magazine and Arkansas Time Magazine for his philanthropic work. Ryan talks about being a citizen scholar, the creation of his domestic survivor initiative called the Mini Taneja Purple Initiative, and what he has learned from becoming a Phi Gam.

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Host: Bill Martin (Mississippi State 1997)
Guest: A.J. Catoline (New York 1992)

In this episode, we meet A.J. Catoline, the Emmy Award winning editor for the Apple TV+ comedy-drama series Ted Lasso. A.J. discusses the importance of community in his life: from joining Phi Gamma Delta at NYU, to working on a film production team. He also talks about the many lessons fraternity men can learn from Ted Lasso.

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Host: Doug Draper (Kansas 1992)
Guest: Sonnie Wooden (Iowa 2018) 

In this episode, Sonnie Wooden, a recent graduate from University of Pennsylvania’s Master of Fine Arts program, talks about what it means to be a modern-day Renaissance man. He discusses mental health, race, joining Phi Gamma Delta at Iowa and more.

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Host: Bill Martin (Mississippi State 1975)
Guest: Bill Lindsay (Gettysburg 1969) 
 

In this episode, Bill Lindsay, former Archon and Vietnam veteran, discusses his book, Pop Smoke: The Story of One Marine Rifle Platoon in Vietnam: Who They Were, What They Did, What They Learned. 

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Host: Doug Draper (Kansas 1992) 
Guest: Kevin Kuster (Kansas 1991) 
 

In this episode, Kevin Kuster talks about the nonprofit organization he founded, Watts of Love, which brings solar light to developing countries that do not have access to electricity. Kevin credits the support of his chapter brothers for helping launch Watts of Love at the beginning.

Here is the link to the Bill Radcliff (Kansas 1994) Memorial video Kevin created: https://youtu.be/8P56ctJpKSI. 

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Host: Bill Martin (Mississippi State 1975) 
Guest: David Priess (Illinois Wesleyan 1993) 

In this episode, David Priess, former CIA intelligence officer, talks about the presidency, national security and intelligence. He is also the author of The President’s Book of Secrets and How to Get Rid of a President.

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Host: Bill Martin (Mississippi State 1975) 
Guest: Ed Gulewitz (Texas Christian 1990) 
 

In this episode, Ed Gulewitz shares his story about receiving a double-lung transplant. Ed is an organ donation advocate who regularly volunteers with Mid-American Transplant and the Immortal Phi Gam booth at Fiji Academy.

The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.
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