Trinity Podcast

This podcast features a conversation with entrepreneur Bert Jones ’78 and Michelle Mudge-Riley ‘99. Jones brings over 30 years of experience as a private venture investor and business strategist to Covalent Interests, where he is Managing Partner. Mudge-Riley is a business owner and adjunct professor for Trinity University’s Entrepreneurship Program. Their conversation covers many important and difficult-to-teach entrepreneurship topics.

This month’s Learning TUgether podcast features a conversation with Rushton Hurley '89, who is a long-time educator. Rushton is the founder and executive director of Next Vista for Learning and the author of Making Your Teaching Something Special. He is in conversation with Dr. Luis Martinez, Class of 1991, director of Trinity University’s Entrepreneurship Program. While at Trinity these two played together in the Trinity Jazz Band, and you will hear their enthusiasm for working together in this podcast. Their conversation covers challenges faced in building great teaching teams, what it means to look at education through a Silicon Valley lens, and the work Rushton does around the world to help make schools the best they can be.

This month’s Learning TUgether podcast features a conversation with Rushton Hurley '89, who is a long-time educator. Rushton is the founder and executive director of Next Vista for Learning and the author of Making Your Teaching Something Special. He is in conversation with Dr. Luis Martinez, Class of 1991, director of Trinity University’s Entrepreneurship Program. While at Trinity these two played together in the Trinity Jazz Band, and you will hear their enthusiasm for working together in this podcast. Their conversation covers challenges faced in building great teaching teams, what it means to look at education through a Silicon Valley lens, and the work Rushton does around the world to help make schools the best they can be.

This Learning TUgether podcast features a conversation with teen and adult fiction writer Eva Pohler ‘89, who was recognized by USA Today as Best Selling Author in 2018. Eva Pohler is an adjunct professor at the Department of English at Trinity University. Kara Killinger, a current student of English, engages Eva Pohler in the conversation.

This Learning TUgether podcast features a conversation with teen and adult fiction writer Eva Pohler ‘89, who was recognized by USA Today as Best Selling Author in 2018. Eva Pohler is an adjunct professor at the Department of English at Trinity University. Kara Killinger, a current student of English, engages Eva Pohler in the conversation.

Bob Scherer, dean of Trinity's School of Business, will converse with Ben Gurwitz '02, certified financial planner with Financial Life Advisors, in a two-part podcast about Social Security claiming strategies, how your financial adviser can add value, maximizing charitable gifts, and key retirement plan savings decisions.

Bob Scherer, dean of Trinity's School of Business, will converse with Ben Gurwitz '02, certified financial planner with Financial Life Advisors, in a two-part podcast about Social Security claiming strategies, how your financial adviser can add value, maximizing charitable gifts, and key retirement plan savings decisions.

Bob Scherer, dean of Trinity's School of Business, will converse with Ben Gurwitz '02, certified financial planner with Financial Life Advisors, in a two-part podcast about Social Security claiming strategies, how your financial adviser can add value, maximizing charitable gifts, and key retirement plan savings decisions.

Bob Scherer, dean of Trinity's School of Business, will converse with Ben Gurwitz '02, certified financial planner with Financial Life Advisors, in a two-part podcast about Social Security claiming strategies, how your financial adviser can add value, maximizing charitable gifts, and key retirement plan savings decisions.

This is the final part of this month's podcast featuring a conversation on the book Intangibles: The Unexpected Traits of High-Performing Leaders by Amer Kaissi, Ph.D., professor of health care administration. It is a three-part podcast conversation that addresses the topics: humility, compassion and kindness, generosity and specific behaviors. Joining in the conversation current student Janie Thompson '17, '20.