"Memorologist" is a person who creates memories, and that is Richard Rubin. From performing on Broadway in "Fiddler in the Roof," to creating shows on cruise ships that traveled around the world, and nowadays leading a premier special events production company, Richard Rubin is all about memories, fun, and excitement. Listen today for a great episode featuring the best memorologist in the world - Richard Rubin.

From interning on the floor of the United States Senate to establishing NBA TV, NBA Cares, the Arena Football League, and now advocating for women's sports, David Cooper has done it all. His journey took him through several stops, with many ups and downs, but one principle kept him going forward - always bet on yourself. Listen today for exclusive insights from David Cooper, a sports media professional with more than 25 years of experience.

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Michael “Woody” Woodward, Clinical Assistant Professor and Program Lead for the Masters in Executive Coaching and Organizational Consulting Program at NYU SPS. Dr. Woody shares his professional journey, the importance of likability, and achieving one's goals by keeping “one eye on the present and one eye on the future.

In this episode, Shaunice Hawkins - a current NYU SPS professor and advocate of inclusion, social impact, and social sustainability - talks about her professional trajectory of more than 25 years, lessons she’s learned along the way, and upcoming projects. For more words of wisdom, listen to what she has to say based on her experience in global diversity, human capital management, and business.

In this episode, we are delighted to welcome back Cameron Myler, 4-time Olympian in the sport of luge, SPS Tisch Institute for Global Sports professor, litigator, and arbitrator with the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Join us as she shares her journey as an athlete and her professional experience in sports law, including making decisions on doping violations, and with a special message for students who are undergoing career transitions as well. Through her chat, she brings great insight and excitement for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, and her hopes for society to use sports and the Olympic Movement as a platform to showcase the best of people, and promote diversity and inclusion.

This episode is Part 2 of our Olympics Special featuring Cameron Myler, leading up to the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games.

In this episode, Cameron Myler, professor at the SPS Tisch Institute for Global Sport and 4-time Olympian, shares her athletic journey competing in the sport of luge and being the U.S. team flag bearer. Through her experiences and overcoming different struggles, we hear how she defines the Olympics and the Olympic Movement and learn about the values of sport that we can apply in our lives. 

This episode is Part 1 of our Olympics Special featuring Cameron Myler, leading up to the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games. Stay tuned for part two featuring her professional experience as a lawyer and arbitrator specializing in sports law.

In this episode, Horace Small, founder of the Union of Minority Neighbourhoods (UMN), shares how having compassion for people has helped him form this non-profit organization. He shares his incredible journey of life, from being a part of the anti-war movement at 13 years old to rebuilding communities of color to strengthen democracy. UMN has trained over 4000 young adults about civic engagement, politics, and public policies to develop new leadership. They constantly aim towards evolving new community leaders to bring communities together and work on issues that affect them. Horace Small proudly says that they will never give up and keep building new leadership to continue challenging the power to positively change the community.

This episode features a "How I Got Here" session which was a part of the events during the 2021 MLK Week at NYU.

Migrating from Nigeria to the United States of America, the story of Edafe Okoporo is an inspiring story of a gay man who wanted to live his life on his own terms. The struggles and the hardships Edafe has faced are unimaginable and heartbreaking. Edafe is living in New York City and is a global gay rights activist and the former executive director of the RDJ Refugee Shelter in Harlem. Throughout his chat, Edafe spoke about the struggles he faced as a refugee and many other refugee & asylum seekers in the United States. He did highlight the shortcomings of the detention centers and the hardships, dark sides of the entire governance. But after everything, Edafe has hope - a hope for a better future. He is studying his Masters in Business at NYU and is also an author of his forthcoming book, his memoir - Asylum. 

This episode is from our Community Service Speaker Series, where the SPS Student Council highlights the efforts of local organizations in community service.

In this episode, Lauren Dalmatoff, T.R.E.E.S. COORDINATOR of One Tree Planted, shares her personal and professional journey of realizing her passion and connection to environmentalism. Hear how she defines sustainability and how to find your personal connection to nature that will motivate sustainable change.

This episode is from our Community Service Speaker Series, where the SPS Student Council highlights the efforts of local organizations in community service.

"There is no straight direct path in our lives, so I am always open to different experiences and educational opportunities." You won't want to miss our season finale podcast with our very own Dean, Susan Greenbaum—a proud NYU alumna, a distinguished administrator, and an educator with 30-year experience. In addition to the higher education experience at NYU, Dean Greenbaum also shares untold stories—NYU Representative for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, CEO at Girl Scout Council of Greater NY, and many more. This also marks the end of Season 1 of the NYU SPS Replay Podcast. From all of us here at the production team, thank you for your incredible support, and we will continue this journey of inspiration with you starting the Summer of 2021.