The Williams Pulse

In this special episode of The Williams Pulse, we're handing the mic to the future of Williams Baptist University! Join us as we sit down with several incoming students who share their excitement about becoming Eagles. From their chosen degrees to the extracurriculars they’re already diving into, these future freshmen talk about what drew them to WBU, what they’re looking forward to most, and how they plan to get involved on campus. It’s a fun, inspiring glimpse into the next generation of WBU students—you won’t want to miss it!

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The English language is how we communicate our thoughts and tell stories that are passed down from generation to generation. That is why we sat down with Dr. Chris Hair, English professor at Williams Baptist University to dig deep into the English Department. Dr. Hair believes that literature isn’t just a subject studied, it’s a force that moves us. He discusses that his main goal is to provide a curriculum that enables students to see the true power of our amazing language. One of the ways he accomplishes this is by continuously reviewing and revising the curriculum to both the benefit of students and professors. You will also hear his thoughts on movies, creative writing, and the impact of storytelling. We also discuss great writers such as C.S. Lewis and J.R.R Tolkien and how they are not just great because of what they wrote, but why they wrote it.

Learn more by visiting: https://williamsbu.edu/english/

At Williams Baptist University, we believe music is more than performance—it's a calling with the power to shape hearts, build community, and lead people into the presence of God. In this episode, we speak with Dr. Trent Broussard, Chair of the Music, Fine Arts, and Choral Department, whose passion is to equip students to use their gifts with purpose and intention. Dr. Broussard shares how WBU fosters both artistic excellence and spiritual depth, outlines his vision for a Christ-centered worship team, and explains how worship services can be thoughtfully structured to reflect biblical truth and authentic praise. If you're searching for a place where your talent and calling can grow together, this conversation reveals how WBU helps students lead with both skill and purpose.

Learn more about the Williams Baptist University Music Program or contact Dr. Broussard by visiting: https://williamsbu.edu/music/

It’s the Season 5 Finale, and we’re closing things out with the full crew! Truett Brannon, Natalie Collier, Kinsman Pryor, and Archer Dienst gather around the mic to look back on a wild, wonderful, and unforgettable freshman year at Williams Baptist University. From hilarious dorm stories to personal growth and unexpected lessons, the hosts share their favorite memories, biggest surprises, and how WBU has started to shape their journey. It’s a joyful, honest, and hope-filled episode that captures what it means to find your people, your purpose, and a place to call home. Freshman year may be wrapping up — but this is just the beginning.

On this episode of The Williams Pulse, hosts Kinsman Pryor and Bill Jeffery sit down with Dr. Ruth Provost and Dr. Denny Vowell from the Williams Baptist University Psychology Department. They dive into the classes they teach, what makes psychology such a fascinating field, and how real-world disorders work behind the scenes of everyday life. Plus, we geek out over favorite shows like Mindhunter and explore why true crime and psychological thrillers have captured everyone’s imagination. Whether you’re a future psych major or just a fan of good conversation, you’ll love this deep dive into the mind!

Learn More about the Psychology Department & Degree Here: https://williamsbu.edu/psychology/

Finals season is creeping up, but WBU isn’t slowing down just yet! This week on The Williams Pulse, we’re talking concerts, campus traditions, and the bittersweet countdown to graduation. Our guest shares favorite memories, future plans, and advice for fellow students. Plus — a hot take on group projects and a finals survival hack you’ll actually want to try. Tune in for all the chaos, celebration, and campus vibes!

On this special Easter week episode of The Williams Pulse, Bill and Kinsman sit down with Sidne Mills — Assistant Resident Director, Miss WBU contestant, ministry leader, and soon-to-be graduate — to reflect on a journey marked by growth, grace, and God’s calling.

Join us May 22, 2025 for Accepted Students Day. Go here to sign up and get more details: https://williamsbu.edu/registration/

In this special episode, we sit down with some of the newest members of the Williams Baptist University family—from freshmen to transfer students, coming from towns near and far. Hear their stories, their reasons for choosing WBU, and what they’re most excited about as they begin this new chapter. Come get inspired by the voices shaping the future of WBU!

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In this episode of The Williams Pulse, Bill and Truett are joined by the amazing Mrs. Angie, a dedicated student advisor and key voice in the WBU Business Department. She shares her journey to Williams Baptist University, what makes advising so meaningful, and gives us the inside scoop on the brand-new Agribusiness degree. Plus, we break down this week’s campus events, celebrate Senior Day for WBU Softball, drop a college hack that could change your study game, and get real with our hot take on pointless meetings. You don’t want to miss this one!

Register for Accepted Students Day: https://williamsbu.edu/registration/

In this episode of The Williams Pulse, Natalie and Bill sat down with record-breaking track star Alyssa Russel, whose speed is only matched by her determination. She shares what got her into hurdles, how she stays motivated, and advice for young athletes chasing big dreams. Plus, we’ve got your WBU news and upcoming athletics, a fiery hot take on unread emails, and a college hack that could change the way you approach networking. Don’t miss this fast-paced episode—because if you blink, Alyssa might already be on to the next record!