View From the Hill

On this episode of View from the Hill, we're joined by David Perry to talk about his connection to Lindsey Wilson and his involvement as a university trustee. Benson Sexton and JC Phelps also join the conversation to discuss David's impact and involvement with the School of Business and Communication. You should tune in because, as JC would say, this episode is iconic.

This week VFTH is all about Bonner Love! Yayi Sonnabend and Jay Woodall join us to talk about the Bonner Scholars Program at Lindsey Wilson University, the impact of the program and what makes the Bonner community so special. We also have a surprise guest host making their podcast debut. Tune in to find out who!

On this episode of View from the Hill, we’re talking all things Humanities Month! Join us in celebrating storytelling, human connection and the things that bring us together.

On this episode of View from the Hill, Courtney Carter and Paisley Bolin discuss our two newest majors, Agribusiness and Sport Performance. Both programs launched at the beginning of the fall semester.

On this episode of View from the Hill, we take a look at Lindsey Wilson University’s 2026 fall theatre season.

In this episode, we sit down with Theatre Graduate Assistant Kassidy Phelps and a few Lindsey Wilson theatre students to take you behind the curtain on the rest of the spring season. We also discuss what’s next for them and how their time in the theatre program is shaping their plans and passions after graduation.

Two new majors. Endless new opportunities. In this episode of VFTH, we sit down to talk about our two new majors launching this Fall – Sport Performance and Agribusiness. We sat down with Dr. Benson Sexton and Dr. Eric Carter to unpack what students can expect from these programs and the vision behind their creation.

This week on VFTH, we welcome Zach Isaacs, one of the newest members of Lindsey Wilson’s communication faculty. Zach shares why he decided to study and teach communication and what he’s enjoyed most since joining the Blue Raider community in fall 2025.

Let’s talk art! Instructor of Art Karly Flynn joins us to discuss what an art degree from LWU looks like, where it can take you and why it has a real place in today’s workforce.

On this episode of View from the Hill, we sit down with Rev. Tyler Brumfield and Dr. Curt Lee to reflect on the meaning of Lent and what this season of prayer, sacrifice and renewal invites us to consider in our own lives.