WMNJ–The Forest

In this episode of The Fourteen, Cat Maida talks to Princeton History PhD candidate and Yale JD candidate, Geneva Smith, about the legal history of enslavement in New Jersey.

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In this episode of The Fourteen, Abby Walker and Des Gutierrez explore the history of Mead Hall and the connection between the Gibbons family and other local elites in Bottle Hill.

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This episode of The Fourteen highlights the history of the Gibbons family and the pre-history of Drew University.

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In this episode of The Bravery Blueprint, host Gus Baxter sits down with Drew University graduate Sarah Morris to explore the transformative power of embracing failure, following intellectual curiosity, and leveraging the strengths of a liberal arts education. Sarah shares her journey from majoring in Spanish with minors in Biology and Public Health to becoming the Head of Client Delivery for the Americas and EMEA at Athenium Partners, a global expert network.

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The Bravery Blueprint is hosted & written by Gust Baxter with theme music and audio engineering by Logan Flores

To learn more about Drew University's Center for Career Development visit: https://drew.edu/academic/student-resources/center-for-career-development/

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In this episode, I sat down with Emily, a best friend of mine at Drew University. She is a multi-sport university athlete excelling in track, dance, and soccer. We discuss the challenges, triumphs, and behind-the-scenes realities of balancing academics, athletics, and life. Emily shares her unique journey, offering insights into time management, the mental and physical demands of competing in three distinct sports, and how each has shaped her as an individual. Beyond sports and academics, the conversation extends to Emily’s personal growth, relationships, and the lessons she’s learned about resilience, teamwork, and self-expression. Together, we explore what it truly means to thrive under pressure and find balance in the pursuit of excellence. Whether you’re an athlete, a student, or someone looking for inspiration, this episode has something for you!

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Tell the Story is hosted by Alpha Sesay w/ guest Emily Camlet

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In this special episode of The Bravery Blueprint, host Gus Baxter is joined by twins Alex and Chrissy Pollock, Drew University alumni who share their insights on success and personal growth. Alex, a deputy editor with a background in psychology and Italian, and Chrissy, a medical malpractice claims consultant with a double major in psychology and Italian, discuss how their liberal arts education shaped their careers and personal lives. Reflecting on their college experiences, Alex and Chrissy offer advice on embracing risks and being open to new opportunities. They emphasize the importance of following one's passions, being adaptable, and trusting the process, even when the path seems unclear. They also address common college anxieties, such as the pressure to make the "right" choices and the value of networking, stressing that personal growth often involves navigating discomfort and adjusting plans as needed. Through their stories, they highlight how the skills and relationships built during their time at Drew University, including strong faculty connections and the ability to pivot, have been crucial in their professional journeys. They encourage listeners to remain open to learning and evolving and to trust their own instincts in pursuing their goals.

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The Bravery Blueprint is hosted & written by Gust Baxter with theme music and audio engineering by Logan Flores

To learn more about Drew University and The Center for Career Development visit: https://drew.edu/academic/student-resources/center-for-career-development/

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In this episode, we dive deep into the life and experiences of Carl—a man shaped by his military journey, personal growth, and unwavering commitment to leadership. Carl opens up about his time in the military, sharing the challenges, triumphs, and pivotal moments that defined his path. But this episode is more than just a look into his service; it’s an exploration of Carl as a person. We discuss how his military experiences influenced his values, his perspective on life, and his approach to leadership. Whether you’re interested in personal development, the power of resilience, or what it truly means to lead with integrity, Carl’s story offers inspiration and insight for us all.

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“Tell the Story” is your go-to podcast for unfiltered conversations that span the globe. We dive into the pulse of politics, explore the vibrant sports culture of Sierra Leone and South Africa, and even take a deep dive into Belgium’s unique scenes, including the infamous Red Light District. Plus, we tackle real issues like living with ADHD, and more, all while keeping it raw, insightful, and real. Tune in for stories that matter and perspectives that will keep you thinking long after the episode ends.

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Tell the Story is hosted by Alpha Sesay w/ guest Mario Demetriou

Discover more WMNJ and DUPA content at wmnjradio.com and duparchive.org!

“Tell the Story” is your go-to podcast for unfiltered conversations that span the globe. We dive into the pulse of politics, explore the vibrant sports culture of Sierra Leone and South Africa, and even take a deep dive into Belgium’s unique scenes, including the infamous Red Light District. Plus, we tackle real issues like living with ADHD, and more, all while keeping it raw, insightful, and real. Tune in for stories that matter and perspectives that will keep you thinking long after the episode ends.

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Tell the Story is hosted by Alpha Sesay

Discover more WMNJ and DUPA content at wmnjradio.com and duparchive.org!

In the latest episode of The Bravery Blueprint, Alexa Marino shares her remarkable career transition from anthropology to sound design at Bungie. From working in museums and handling antiquities trafficking to exploring the world of video game soundscapes and releasing her own debut album, Alexa's journey demonstrates the power of following your passions and embracing new opportunities. Tune in to discover how her liberal arts background and willingness to pivot led her to shape the immersive experiences in games like Destiny 2.

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The Bravery Blueprint is hosted & written by Gust Baxter with theme music and audio engineering by Logan Flores

Connect with Alexa Marino on LinkedIn and checkout her music at https://alexamarinomusic.com/

To learn more about Drew University's Center for Career Development visit: https://drew.edu/academic/student-resources/center-for-career-development/

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