Alumni Podcasts

🔥 The Practitioner Scholar Episode 10 is here! 🔥 Join us as Dr. Janet Duliga, JD EdD, Chief Corporate Officer at Prada Group and Penn CLO alumna, reveals the science of workplace fun. From social connections to lasting engagement, she breaks down how leaders can design impactful, inclusive events that go beyond the moment. Plus, hear Dr. Duliga’s advice on balancing curiosity, career pivots, and building meaningful connections in your organization. 🎙 Tune in now for insights that can reshape your leadership journey, led by our incredible host, Julio Zelaya! 🎧 Listen ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eybbdySn Watch ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eicqwhcz Want to join us on an incredible journey? Click ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ebTXAjdv Thank you Dr. Raghu Krishnamoorthy, Janet Duliga, JD EdD, Julio Zelaya, Sarah Hillel 🎧 and the incredible team at Alumni Podcasts!

Management Meets has hit 1000 listens🥳 Thank you to our incredible alumni guests, academics, hosts and Sarah Hillel 🎧 for making recording so fun. Here's to the next 1000! 🤞 Series two has just launched. If you haven't already, give it a listen - https://lnkd.in/d2-z9hFC Stephen Brammer Katie Calvert-Jones

A new Podcast from Bath's School of Management is out! The latest episode of Management Meets is live, and it’s about Corporate Sustainability. In this episode, I provide the Academic perspective and join Stephen Brammer and Katie Calvert-Jones who host two of our brilliant alumni: Marieke Hammes, Sustainability Management of Canned Wine and Tim La Touche, Sustainability Consultant and retired Global Environment Manager for Buro Happold.  Thanks so much to Katie and Becky Toogood, I really enjoyed working with you on this. The link to listen in is here: https://lnkd.in/epe-3ahe

Factory farms, or CAFOs (concentrated animal feeding operations), are wreaking havoc on water quality across the U.S. Their massive volumes of untreated animal waste seep into rivers, lakes, and groundwater, fueling nutrient pollution that triggers harmful algal blooms, kills aquatic life, and threatens drinking water for millions. Shockingly, 70% of large CAFOs operate without Clean Water Act permits, skirting responsibility for the devastation they cause. This unregulated pollution disproportionately impacts under-resourced communities and is a glaring environmental injustice. To remedy this crisis, we need stronger enforcement of federal and state permits, mandatory waste treatment standards, and accountability for agribusiness giants that profit from this toxic system. It’s time for clean water protections to extend to all polluters—no exceptions. Learn more by listening to Waterkeeper Alliance's podcast host Thomas Hynes' discussion with with Kelly Hunter Foster, Senior Attorney at Waterkeeper Alliance, and Sandy Bihn, Lake Erie Waterkeeper in Ohio. Listen, share, and join us below. #purefarmspurewaters, #advocacy, #cleanwater, #water, #wateraction, #climateaction, #environment, #environmentalprotection, #environmentaljustice, #SDG6

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As you plan your 2025 #AlumniEngagement strategy, imagine the impact of a podcast that reaches your alumni wherever they are and having tons of FUN at the same time! In our fast-paced world, the authentic voices of fellow alumni cut through the noise and resonate. A podcast amplifies your message, builds community, and brings alumni success stories to life. 😃 BUT, more than that, we see daily just how much FUN they are to create. Loads of laughter during recordings, epic stories of triumph, and some failures, and of course the bloopers that make everyone giggle. ❤️ The whole process is something alumni love to be part of. It is about the most personal level of alumni interaction that you can get, and we LOVE all of it!! So, have you thought about transforming your 2025 alumni engagement with the power of storytelling? Alumni Podcasts #Alumnirelations #Storytelling #Community #podcast #schools #universities #nonprofits

“It’s just saying ‘I’m going to do this’ and having the confidence to set yourself really big goals” In episode six of Management Meets, Katie Calvert-Jones and I discuss entrepreneurship with BSc Business graduates E-J Roodt and Rob Huysinga. E-J is the CEO and co-founder of Epowar, a safety app addressing violence against women with an innovative, AI-powered solution, including automatic attack detection. The first and only app of its kind. Rob is the founder of Bubba Oasis, a collection of neighbourhood clubhouses built for the local community. Rob was recently named on Forbes 30 under 30 for Art and Culture. In this episode, we discuss the reality of entrepreneurialism – from digging yourself out of holes to celebrating well-deserved successes. I really enjoyed this open and honest discussion with our alumni guests. Thank you to Daniela Defazio for providing her academic insight on the topic. Listen wherever you get your podcasts: https://lnkd.in/ea5SJYqT

Alongside the engagement value in hearing these stories of our Old Alfredians' school days, sits the important reflection and appreciation for the education they experienced at The King Alfred School. These podcasts are invaluable in highlighting the character and ethos that have long defined our KAS education—instilling skills and qualities that have stood our Old Alfredians in good stead throughout their lives. By sharing these personal memories, they’re not only preserving our history but also reinforcing the values and innovative curriculum that continue to shape our students today and into the future. Thanks to Sarah Hillel 🎧 and the team at Alumni Podcasts for their work in editing and their expertise in bringing these stories to a wider audience. Old Alfredians The King Alfred School KING ALFRED SCHOOL SOCIETY,(THE)

There's much to be said about the election, but as I prepare my class for students tonight I couldn't help but make the observation that the battle for voter attention was won with long-form content. In a world where everyone’s told to “keep it short,” the winning formula proved to be the opposite. 1. The Role of Long-Form Content in Shaping Perception Donald Trump appeared on platforms like The Joe Rogan Experience, This Week with Theo Von, Logan Paul’s Impaulsive, Full Send Podcast, Lex Friedman, The All-In Podcast, and more. These shows dominate not only in audio but in video views on platforms like YouTube, making them a unique crossover between podcasting + streaming. Kamala Harris made fewer (though still calculated) appearances on shows like Club Shay Shay, The Breakfast Club, and Call Her Daddy. If you want to build impact, go deep -- these podcasts offered an unfiltered, conversational format where audiences could see beyond sound bites. This depth resonated with voters, building trust and familiarity in a way short-form content couldn’t match. YouTube has become the leading streaming platform in the U.S., capturing 10.4% of total TV viewership in July according to Nielsen. It’s also a key hub for long-form, with 31% of U.S. weekly podcast listeners in April 2024 choosing YouTube over Spotify and Apple. 2. Why Long-Form Content Builds Trust + Connection Depth Allows for Real Connection: In a 2-hour podcast, a candidate can go beyond the usual talking points. This isn’t a polished TV interview—it’s a conversation. Audiences get to know the person behind the campaign, and that creates a stronger emotional bond. Trust Builds Over Time: Authenticity shines in long-form. Listeners sense when they’re getting the real person, not just rehearsed responses. This authenticity builds trust, a currency more valuable than ever. Endless Repurposing Potential: A single long-form podcast can generate dozens of shorter clips for social platforms. Each clip brings viewers back to the full conversation, fostering continuous engagement. 3. Takeaways: Invest in Long-Form “Hero” Content: Don’t shy away from creating deep, valuable content. Long-form podcasts, interviews, or detailed case studies show audiences who you are and what you stand for, building trust. Repurpose for Maximum Reach: Just like a campaign, you can stretch the impact of one long-form piece across multiple platforms by creating shorter clips. These “micro-moments” are another way to reinforce your brand’s message. Focus on Relationship-Building, Not Just Impressions: Long-form content goes beyond views; it builds loyalty. When people see the full story, they’re not just scrolling past—they’re engaging with you on a deeper level. Bottom Line -- If you want to make an impact, don’t just chase views. The 2024 election taught us audiences are willing to invest time with content. Long-form might just be the shortest path to building trust, loyalty, and lasting connections.