Charlie Murphy, Class of 1968, and his wife Rose Murphy, author of "Everlasting Rose, One Woman’s Amazing Survival in Defiance of Life-Threatening Cancers and Sepsis" talk about their life’s journey together, highlighting love, family, travel, and the inspiration behind the book.

Hans Smith '95, author of "Bombs Away: A B-17 Pilot's 'Small' Part in a Big War" joins the show to about his Siena experience, professional career, and delve into the journey of writing his book. 

William Serritella, Class of 1971, retired mathematics teacher and high school administrator, and current member of the Electric City Chorus, talks about his Siena experience, career in education, and the Electric City Chorus!

Alyssa Tognetti, Class of 2011, and Manager of Client Service at Broadsheet Communications joins the show to talk about  her time at Siena, how she brings the Franciscan tradition to the community she lives in, and her career in public relations.

Daniel Solis, Class of 2024, and working towards an advanced degree in economics. will join the show to talk about his Siena experience, and how he is staying connected to Siena, and his time currently studying for a doctorate in economics.

Today on "The Saints & Alumni Show," Emma Ryan, Class of 2025, a dual Major in Communications on the Marketing Track and in Visual Art/Design with a Minor in Multimedia Design and Katherine Bisset, Class of 2026, an Environmental Studies major with a political science minor joins the show to talk about their Siena experience, the Free Use Closet,and sustainability initiatives here on campus.

Madeline Hagen '19, Physics Engineering Lab Manager here at Siena, joins the show to talk about her Siena experience, her passion for education, and the work she is doing with the physics team.

Bobbie Cardea '24, 7th Grade English Language Art Teacher at Troy Middle School, joins the show to talk about her time at Siena, her passion for education, and ways that she is staying connected to Siena.

Jay Pierre '23, Resident Director at Long Island University, joins the show. He shares, "In this episode, I reflect on my time at Siena, sharing some of my favorite memories, how those experiences shaped me, and what I'm currently working on now. It's a great conversation about growth, connections, and life after Siena."

Sam Upson '19, police officer for the SUNY Albany Police Department, joins the show to talk about his Siena experience, his connection with the Jeter's Leaders program, and his career in public safety.