🎙️ Episode 13: Haunted Universities: Dorm Room DreadThis week, Sarah goes solo in the haunted studio to explore the eerie side of higher education. From ghostly encounters in ivy-covered halls to dorm rooms that never quite let go, we’re diving into the legends that linger long after graduation. Plus, with Brooke out, Sarah takes on the horror movie forecast for 2026—despite being a self-proclaimed scaredy-cat. Expect haunted campuses, cinematic screams, and a few surprises from Reddit’s

Send us a text In this compelling episode, Dr. Kayla Ellefsen—Deputy Chief Toxicologist at the Travis County Medical Examiner’s Office in Austin, Texas, United States-offers a rare look into the science of forensic toxicology and its critical role in death investigations. She dismantles Hollywood myths about quick test results and flashy labs, revealing the meticulous process toxicologists follow to identify substances in postmortem samples and determine their role in a person's death. The co...

Send us a text Standing firm in your convictions doesn't have to come with expectations or emotional baggage. This enlightening conversation reveals the power of authenticity in both personal beliefs and relationships. When we react from a place of anger or revenge, we create outcomes vastly different than when we act from alignment with our higher selves. The key distinction? Processing your emotions before taking action. Snap decisions rarely serve our highest good, while thoughtful respon...

Part 3 of my experience in an emotionally abusive relationship. A deeper dive into my emotional abuse story and the smaller "weird" things that happened daily which made me question my sanity. How it's hard to recognise these types of dynamics and why other people don't seem to speak up. Learn from real situations like: Cheese on toastThe cat storyRunning away in CannesHis friend "John"I also explain why it's so hard to realise what's going on around you because there's always good time...

What makes a college logo not only inspire but last? How do you engage your campus community around it? And how do you know it’s time for a change? In this episode of the Campus Spirit series, we explore how logos evolve from simple sketches into lasting symbols of pride and identity. A great college logo doesn’t just look good across multiple platforms, it sparks emotion, reflects culture, and stands up to decades of student experiences and institutional change. Agency Marketing Director Cat...

Send us a text We all know that surrender is key to manifestation but actually embodying it? That’s a whole different challenge! In this episode, Mikayla shares a powerful lesson she learned in Bali about letting go of perfection - both in business and in life. Through three pivotal experiences, she was practically forced to surrender to how things were unfolding, rather than clinging to how she thought they should be. This lesson came full circle on the day her cat, Jovi became an angel - re...

Send us a textTaking a page right out the Barbie Movie script, this concept can help you neutralize your energy while keeping you in a higher state of being. Considering the climate of the world, host Cat Dean thought it could be a great idea to offer aid in a moment of uncertainty. Tap into todays episode as she explains the World Of Girls 💗Support the show

Hello! Today, we talk about Kamala’s big speech at the DNC, the cat-and-mouse game her campaign is playing with the media, why we’re probably fine with it in the end, and RFK’s 45 minute speech that outlined his new role as Trump’s new attack dog. (Mostly because JD Vance is not doing so well.) We also talked about scandal in the English Department at Pomona College and a big story in the Chronicle of Higher Education that stars some of the most annoying people you’ll ever read about. Also as a

In this episode of the Education Marketing Leader podcast, I met one of the fastest men on the AMA HigherEd circuit: Shamell Forbes is the Campus Partnerships Associate at Campus Sonar, a former track and field star, the father of one cat, and the son of two immigrants. 🇯🇲We had a fascinating discussion on the pivotal role of inclusivity in higher education marketing communications.Shamell, with his background in social work and transition to higher education on the EdTech side, brings a unique

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Denise Thomas about navigating the complexities of higher education financing. Denise shares her personal journey of overcoming financial obstacles and ensuring her children could attend college without incurring debt. She emphasizes the societal expectations around college education, especially for families with college-educated parents or immigrant backgrounds, and challenges the notion that a college degree is mandatory for success.Denise reflects on her

Philippe Mesly is a writer and translator whose work examines intersections of political economy, religion, and environmental issues. He is also a trained horticulturalist and craftsperson.Julia Henderson is a writer whose work examines the intersections of religion and philosophy, with particular emphasis on Christian mysticism. She currently lives in Toronto with her cat, Duck.Explore the Organic Metaphor in Politics course here: https://thoreaucollege.org/winter-program/Learn more about the Great

✔️Summary: In this interview, Mariusz Skonieczny discusses the concept of microcap investing, which focuses on small companies with market caps below $100 million. Mariusz explains that large institutional investors tend to overlook these companies due to their smaller size and prefer to invest in well-known, large-cap companies like Microsoft or Tesla. However, individual investors can find opportunities in the microcap space because of the higher probability of mispricing and the lack of interest

We are back guys! Today, we sat down with hip hop extraordinaire Mel Breeden. Mel, also known as ‘Mel Man’, is no stranger to music and business management. Mel is the CEO of Radar Live & Co-Ceo / President of Big Cat Records and Atlanta Premier gaming organization, a nationally-recognized E-sports collective. His most notable music relationships include Gucci Mane, Rasheeda, Khia, Eminem, Buju Banton, and SO many more!We dive deep into Mel’s childhood while growing up in Norfolk, Virginia, how

When you feel the calling to bring a new pet into your life - you know how important it can be to find the perfect match for your family.   Between their temperament and their energy level - there are a lot of factors that need to match up for it to be a great connection for all involved.In this episode, Robert and Christina share how you can ask for help from your Spirit Guides to get a match made in heaven.  They also share about what they learned when adopting Luna (cat) and Lily (dog). Turns out

Ask Yourself:Are we at the gateway of universal higher education for everyone? Let the bros lay the groundwork in this 25 minute piece of podcast history. Stop fighting the inevitable. Give it a listen! Segments & Links:* Tiger Story: Tiger 101 [5:53]* Word: Formulaic [12:38]* Two Takes: Need-blind Admissions [16:02]* Groaners [23:28]PhotobombSponsor:This week’s show is sponsored by Big Cat Rescue—a not-for-profit organization that rescues and protects big cats (like our friend the tiger) who find

In this episode the conversation is all about change and innovation at work and how companies can create a culture that leads to more innovation. The guest is Adam Braus, whom Thom met at SXSW 2022. Also, this is the only episode in the history of 714 shows where a cat walked across a keyboard in the middle of the interview....so listen for the cat playing piano. About Adam Braus Adam Braus is a people- and mission-driven leader in technology and higher education. Braus builds and works with

Does sensuality feel inaccessible for you? Do you assume sensuality and sexuality are the same thing? Are you struggling to drop into your body, slow down, and stay present amidst your empire-building, fast-paced, work-centric life? Do you find yourself saying “I’m not in the mood for sex” more times than not? If so, then this episode is for you! Kelly has Dr. Cat Meyer, LMT on the show today! Dr. Cat is a licensed therapist, sexologist, sensual yoga teacher, podcast host, and more. Listen to the

Cat March discusses the murders in Atlanta through a historical, gender and racial lens. Cat March (they/them) is a Gender Studies and English scholar. They have a personal passion for Asian American histories, especially Japanese internment camps in the United States. They are currently the student advisor at the Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership at Kalamazoo College and finishing up their graduate program in higher education.