In this episode of the Frog for Life podcast, we speak with renowned journalist Dia Wall '08. Dia takes us through her time from the Dallas Cowboys, to Kansas City and now back in DFW as an anchor for WFAA.

TCU Director of Track and Field Khadevis Robinson '98, talks about his career as an NCAA champion, Olympic athlete and how he is taking those experiences to mold TCU's current track and field student-athletes

Dr. Gene Smith, TCU Professor of history and the Director of the Center for Texas Studies at TCU joins to talk about his career in academia along with the history of Texas Independence Day and the interesting stories he uncovered about TCU while writing Stories and Images of TCU's First 100 Years.

Judy Bernas is the Sr. Assocate Dean of the TCU Burnett School of Medicine and is the chair elect of the Fiesta Bowl. Judy will talk about how both roles have come together as TCU gets ready to play Michigan in the Fiesta Bowl

Charlie Thompson '71 is a former Fiesta Bowl president and is currently on the board of directors. Charlie will take us through the announcement when TCU qualified for the College Football Playoff as well as a historic career filled with many well known friends.

Bram Kohlhausen recounts leading the comeback of a lifetime in TCU's 47-41 triple overtime win against the University of Oregon in 2015. Bram talks about his time at TCU, along with the book that is coming out about his career.

Patricia Mooradian is the CEO of The Henry Ford. Known as one of the preeminent history museums in the world, The Henry Ford is much more than that. Patricia talks about her journey as the organization's first female CEO in leading through the pandemic and the unique exhibits and programs it hosts each year.

TCU men's tennis head coach David Roditi '96 talks about his life as a TCU student-athlete, his life as a professional tennis player and his career as a coach, including winning TCU's first men's tennis national championship in January.

In this Frog for Life Podcast episode, Todd Smith '89 and Jody Smith '01 talk about their career as appellate lawyers. Their shared career interests took them to start their own podcast right before the pandemic in 2020 about legal issues.

Listen to Todd and Jody talk about how a friendship developed between two people that live 200 miles apart with just a shared bond of appellate law and the love of TCU.

Lauren King '03, tells about growing up near TCU and deciding to come to school as a lifelong fan. She talks about her career path to the Tarrant County Homeless Coalition and what the organization is doing to help the homeless population in our communities.