This is Cape Breton Accents, a podcast hosted by President David Dingwall that celebrates the stories and perspectives that make our community vibrant and unique. From campus life to global impact, we're excited to share the stories that define Cape Breton University.
In our final episode of Cape Breton Accents Season Two, President Dingwall is joined by Sarah MacRae, Assistant Dean and Senior Lab Instructor, for a conversation about the skills that help us connect, lead and thrive in an increasingly digital world.
Sarah shares her insights on the enduring importance of interpersonal communication, why public speaking remains one of the most valuable professional skills you can develop, and how meaningful face-to-face interactions continue to shape strong communities and workplaces.
Listen now on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Learn more at cbu.ca/podcast.
8 Jun 2026
Jack Graham Part 2
In Part Two of our conversation with CBU's Chancellor, Jack Graham, the focus shifts to the road ahead. Jack reflects on what it means to step into the role of Chancellor at a transformative moment in the University’s history.
From student opportunity and community impact to the future of higher education and CBU’s growing global reputation, Jack shares his perspective on leadership, giving back and the responsibility of helping shape what comes next. Thoughtful, candid and deeply rooted in pride for Cape Breton, this episode offers an inspiring look at the future of CBU through the eyes of one of its newest champions.
Listen now on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Learn more at cbu.ca/podcast.
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8 Jun 2026
Jack Graham Part 1
Cape Breton University President and Vice-Chancellor David Dingwall sits down with incoming Chancellor Jack Graham for a conversation about community, leadership, sport and the lifelong impact of education.
Born in Antigonish and raised in Sydney, Jack reflects on growing up in a family of 10, his formative years at the College of Cape Breton, his journey into law and leadership at McInnes Cooper, and his decades-long involvement in shaping Canadian and international tennis. From Capers hockey and student life in the 1970s to helping transform Canada into a world-leading tennis nation,
Jack shares the experiences that shaped his career and his commitment to Cape Breton. Listen now on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Learn more at cbu.ca/podcast.
Don’t forget to share the episode, leave a review and let us know who you’d love to hear from next!
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