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Innovation That Matters

The Chronicle of Higher Education

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Innovation That Matters is a podcast series from Goldie Blumenstyk at The Chronicle of Higher Education sharing the stories of change makers working to improve equity in higher education.
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ReLearning Podcast

The Chronicle of Higher Education

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The education landscape is changing. On The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Re:Learning podcast, you’ll meet the renegade teachers, ed-tech entrepreneurs, longtime educators, and others shaping the future of college.
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Welcome to the podcast. We call it TWICV. It is our effort to provide a fast-paced, entertaining, and alternative voice to the propaganda and hype flowing out of colleges in America today. This week in College Viability is a proud affilate of The EdUP Experience podcast network.
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Appalachian Care Chronicles

WV Higher Education Policy Commission

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Appalachian Care Chronicles shares the stories of folks working in every corner of West Virginia’s health sector. Brought to you by The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission and hosted by Aryana Misaghi, a 2023 graduate of Marshall University’s Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, the podcast follows a variety of problem-solvers, change makers, and daily helpers—behind the scenes and on the front lines—to shine a light on what they do day-to-day and how they got there. This podcast ...
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David Harvey is a Distinguished Professor of Anthropology & Geography at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY), and the Director of Research at the Center for Place, Culture and Politics. A prolific author, his most recent book is A Companion to Marx's Grundrisse (Verso, 2023). He has been teaching Karl Marx's Capital for over 50 years. After five seasons hosted by Professor David Harvey and co-produced by Democracy@Work, all new episodes of David Harvey's Anti-Capita ...
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Higher Moves

1UniqueWriter

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Welcome to Higher Moves (formerly Selfie Up). Host Latrice’s desire is to inspire to aspire to go higher without by going deeper within. God is limitless and so are you. The host stresses the importance of having faith over fear and provides inspiration to do such. She also seeks to educate, motivate, and facilitate self-love, healing, and growth. Listen in and learn how to travel the path of higher moves and take off! For more information, visit https://linktr.ee/walkerlatrice.
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70 Million

LWC Studios

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This award-winning and Peabody-nominated podcast documents how locals are addressing the role of jails in their backyards. Reporters travel around the country and hear from people directly impacted by their encounter with jails and to chronicle the progress ground-up efforts have made in diversion, bail reform, recidivism, adoption of technology and other crucial aspects of the move toward decarceration at local levels.
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Each episode in this series offers a glimpse into my everyday interactions, whether I’m on the sales floor or acting as a customer. I believe in cutting out the fluff, so these episodes are concise and to the point. Despite their brevity, they pack a punch with a core sales principle embedded in each one. If you appreciate learning without unnecessary filler and enjoy a mix of humor, cynicism, sarcasm, all wrapped up in an educational package, then you’re in for a treat with this podcast.
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Explore the history of early Texas as you’ve never heard it before. The most recent season ("Lipan Apocalypse") unveils the legacy of the Lipan Apaches on modern Texas. Season 6 recounts the outsized impact of José Francisco Ruíz on the state's history. Season 5 traces the roots of Texans' unique psychology - their "Texanity" - to the technological innovations that shaped its people. Season 4 relates the largely unknown story of the Republic of the Rio Grande. Season 3 tells the remarkable t ...
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Own Your Edge

with Dr. Dee

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Leaders and entrepreneurs simply wanting to create a better life don’t always start out bold, brave, and ready to lean into the uncomfortable; they learn to do so over time. Listen in each week as Dr. Dee talks with leaders inspiring change in their lives and the lives of others, and are redesigning how their lives, teams, and companies are pioneering the spirit of generous authority. If you are ready to Own Your Edge and become a bold, inspired, and redesigned thinker, this is the podcast f ...
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One Clap Speech and Debate is a resource for Speech and Debate coaches and competitors. We interview heroes of the Speech and Debate community about the transformative power of the activity and work to provide free and helpful content for Speech and Debate enthusiasts. Lyle Wiley, an English teacher and Speech and Debate Coach in Thermopolis, Wyoming, hosts the show.
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Eric Kelderman is a Senior Writer for The Chronicle of Higher Education. Our podcast topic is based on Eric's March 2025 article entitled: ‘We Have More Athletes Than We Have Fans’ Many small colleges have invested in sports to boost enrollment. What happens when it doesn’t work? Eric adds some depth to the developing concerns that adding college s…
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In an era of DEI cutbacks, we have a diverse set of stories this week. + 7 public colleges in PA proposed to close. + KS is fretting over tuition increases, but the real issues is they can’t graduate students in 4 years. + A college closure prediction story from 2019 + Regulators remove Antioch College's financial distress designation + States Are …
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In this episode, the host courageously shares their personal journey through the often painful and challenging process of personal growth and spiritual ascension. They candidly discuss the difficulties of revisiting and reinterpreting past wounds and experiences, all while questioning the ultimate value of enduring such hardships. Throughout the co…
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In this episode, we explore the concept of being hard on ourselves and how it can overshadow the purpose of our experiences. We discuss the notion that life is a pre-written story, filled with necessary challenges that help us grow and evolve. By shifting our perspective, we can find liberation in recognizing that we are both participants and obser…
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Lots of cutback and layoff stories this week. With most commencement events taking place, I continue to look for stories where colleges proudly announce their sub-50% graduation rates. Hasn’t happened yet. Here are the top stories beyond cutbacks and layoffs + Arkansas Baptist College employees go weeks without pay + Not All Colleges Are Worth Savi…
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In this episode, we delve into the intriguing concept of pronoia, the belief that the universe is conspiring in your favor. As the optimistic counterpart to paranoia, pronoia offers an alternative perspective on life's challenges, encouraging trust and faith in the unseen forces working for our highest good. Join us as we explore how adopting a pro…
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In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the power of energetic healing as a pivotal aspect of ascension and raising one's vibration. Discover the challenges and rewards of confronting and releasing low vibration emotions such as grief, anger, and betrayal. We explore how unprocessed emotions can manifest as physical symptoms and the import…
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In this episode, we explore the profound lessons life offers us through experiences of offense and triggering moments. It's an insightful discussion on how personal offense often arises from the ego, providing a unique opportunity to question our reactions and learn who truly drives our actions—the ego or our higher self. We delve into the concept …
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Welcome to today's enlightening episode where we dive deep into the concept of 'ego death' within the journey of awakening and ascension. We explore how the matrix programming influences our lives and how the ego, often perceived as the enemy, can be seen in a new light. Instead of battling with our ego, we discuss the idea of inviting it to retire…
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In this episode, we delve into the philosophical question of what exactly is money. As we explore the world of global trade and cryptocurrency, we ask ourselves not only what money is but also how we arrived at our current monetary systems. Through metaphors and anecdotes, we examine money as a placeholder for energy, highlighting how time, labor, …
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In this episode, we delve into the complex emotions of uncertainty and impatience experienced during the awakening journey. Our host shares personal stories of awakening milestones, including insights gained during pivotal moments like the COVID-19 pandemic and reading influential works like 'Creature from Jekyll Island'. The conversation explores …
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Here are some of the stories I cover on the May 5th TWICV. 1. Limestone University holds graduation after faculty votes to ban President, VP, Board of Trustees. As you might guess, I have some thoughts on that. 2. Closed college students” Be wary the college ambulance chasers 3. Education Dept. Moves to Make It Easier for Colleges to Switch Accredi…
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It looks like it is accreditor justification week at College Viability. Many of the stories in this week's podcast deal with the chronic inability of accrediting agencies to use graduation rate and financial data to monitor collleges. Show notes: Trump’s Executive Order Bashes Accreditors, Blames DEI for Low Standards and Poor Outcomes St. Andrews …
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Springtime in higher education is bringing more and more stories of individual college financial trauma and industry-wide trends that almost always are negative. + Limestone College (S C) nears what may be its final days of existence. + Jacksonville University faculty issues ‘no confidence’ vote in President Cost after decision on cuts + Ryan Craig…
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There is much to catch up on in this week's podcast episode. Highlights include: + Two Mass. colleges in financial ‘danger,’ accreditation agency finds – Belatedly so. + Our College Closed: Advice for Navigating Professional Deaths and Rebirths + The reason dozens of Mass. colleges could close within a decade (hint: it’s not Trump) + Shock: A polit…
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Jonathan Nichols self-published the first edition of Requiem for a College in 2022. Here is the Amazon description of the book from 2022. On February 3rd, 2017, Saint Joseph’s College, a small college in Rensselaer, Indiana, announced it would “suspend operations,” effectively ending an over 100 year history as a four-year college. While most of th…
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Here are the big headlines for This Week in College Viability. + Free-Falls: Stocks and Colleges + Do strategic alliances yield significant financial results? + 2 colleges cut ALL NCAA sports programs + ‘Requiem for a College’ 2nd edition is out in 2025 + Lower stock market returns to impact college endowments. For private demos of the College Viab…
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I saw the value of the college experience up close this past weekend. I attended a fundraising benefit for a local private college. 20 college athletes. (still student-athletes – although I may change my mind on that) They put on their best clothes, were introduced to the 800 people in attendance, ate a really nice chef-prepared meal, and helped ex…
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Best wishes to all of my Irish friends on this St. Patrick’s day 2025. I looks like the jacket I am wearing is green. So, I should be good to go. An ugly weather weekend in the eastern half of the country. It looks like a tornado might have hit within a mile of our St. Louis suburban home Friday night. An economic tornado continues in Higher Educat…
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The lead this week is how do college athletics tie into Higher Education finances? Other news and commentary stories on: + University of Dayton cutting 65 faculty and staff positions. + An interesting public college merger in New Jersey + St. Augustine’s (NC) on its last appeal to maintain accreditation. + A PA politician wants to make it harder to…
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Listen to the fascinating history behind the development of Dr. Matt Hendrick's Perspective Data Science (PDS) and its two major higher education financial comparison and analysis products. It started with announced program cutbacks at the University of Tulsa in 2018. It has evolved into a technology-based marvel that captures, analyzes and display…
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Springtime is close. Spring training is underway in Florida and Arizona. Let’s do our own spring training and look at these stories. + 2 public colleges TSU and Penn State are in the college cutback news. TSU with staffing cuts, and Penn State will soon be looking at closing some regional public colleges. + Middle States hosted a webinar: How to cl…
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It is universally acknowledged that higher education is faced with a multitude of challenges. The working relationships between college faculty and their president is certainly high on the list of those challenges. The two authors of 'No Confidence - When College Faculty Turn Against Their Presidents', Chuck Ambrose and Mike Nietzel were gracious e…
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In this episode of College Viability News, I discuss the growing concerns among college faculty regarding financial health and enrollment trends. I also share concerns about the financial struggles of another high-quality college, Franklin and Marshall College, the challenges faced by Wells College in selling its campus, and the financial distress …
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The second Trump administration has given Higher Education a lot more than finances to worry about in the past few weeks. But, have no fear, I will continue to stay focused on the financial health and viability of public and private colleges. As I have shared regularly, the market always adjusts. This market adjustment is being driven by government…
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From the Amazon book description: Bankrupt U – Students, Parents and Alumni Are Going Broke, & Colleges Don’t Give a C.R.A.P.is the ultimate insiders’ guide to college. The authors, both college professors,DO give a C.R.A.P. They want students to get the most from their college experience while paying the least amount possible. They also share cruc…
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I had my annual summit with a good Higher Education friend last week. He was one of my first virtual-only connections and always brings valuable perspective for me. He talked about restaurants. Over the course of time, many restaurants open and a certain percentage of them will close for a variety of reasons. Bad food, bad location, bad pricing, hi…
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David Harvey examines the relationship between wage repression, rising housing costs, and homelessness, presenting a stark critique of capitalist systems that prioritize speculative profits over meeting basic housing needs. He explores how inflation in housing markets, driven by financial speculation and companies like Blackstone, exacerbates econo…
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Here are the lead news and commentary stories for January 27th + Big cuts at Sonoma State - including all athletics + Which media outlet might also be a college PR firm? + The ‘Dead Horse Theory’ applied to colleges + Media ‘regurgitation reporting’ runs amuck. Show notes and links: Commonwealth University to Close Clearfield Campus ‘Shock and grie…
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. I want to start off today’s podcast with a story about 2 college professors I met. I had the chance to meet and talk with these two kindred souls last week. These two released a book on Amazon in December. The title: Bankrupt U. The authors: college professors: Bill Quain and Joe Corabi. These two experienced and entertaining professors and autho…
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This Week in College Viability headlines for January 13, 2025 + Bacone College Accreditation Withdrawn – College Drivel for Bacone’s response + Guilford College risks losing accreditation, probation extended through 2025. Board pres is leading the college’s efforts. + Of course, the new ‘College Drivel’ section is on for today. + Which Colleges Alw…
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David Harvey reflects on the challenges of addressing inflation and wage repression in the U.S., especially for the 50% of the population struggling to live on $30,000–$40,000 a year. He critiques the Democratic Party's failure to focus on the economic needs of this group, emphasizing that inflation, despite slowing, continues to affect them due to…
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Summary In this episode of 'This Week in College Viability,' Gary Stocker discusses the current challenges facing higher education, including leadership changes at Guilford College, the merger of Gannon and Ursuline, and the implications of declining enrollment numbers. He emphasizes the need for financial transparency in colleges and explores the …
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The Kind Leadership Guild is a community for educational leaders striving to become more effective and humane with themselves, their team, and the people they serve, including a vibrant Facebook community, regular free zoom workshops, group coaching with fellow leaders, and more. Join me as Sarah Clark discusses higher education job loss, accredita…
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