Maryville StoryCast

About Maryville StoryCast

On the Maryville StoryCast, we delve into stories from Maryville's vibrant community. Join us as our Maryville Saints students, alumni, faculty, and staff share their personal journeys of success, hardship, and everything in between. From heartwarming tales of perseverance to hilarious anecdotes, the StoryCast offers a glimpse into the unique experiences that make Maryville University such a special place. Whether you're new to the #BigRedM or a longtime Saint, you won't want to miss the fascinating stories featured on the Maryville StoryCast. Welcome!

Publisher

Maryville University

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

23 Mar 2023

Latest episode

3 May 2024

Latest episodes

20 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   3 May 2024

   Stancel Skelton

   Stan Skelton is a 2022 online graduate from San Jose, CA. He graduated Maryville with his degree in business administration at the age of 83. His 60+ year college journey is one for the ages! And his May 2022 visit to campus and commencement was so impactful, we still receive feedback from new online students that he inspired them to go back to school and finish their degrees. Stan, you are amazing, a true Maryville Saint.

2. 

   12 Mar 2024

   Amanda Golic

   Amanda Golic studies criminal justice and criminology at Maryville. She and her family are from Bosnia, having left the war behind decades ago to start a new life in Florida. Her family’s story is harrowing and inspiring, and we loved hearing of her parents’ dreams of earning a college degree, and how Amanda is living that dream on their behalf.

3. 

   6 Mar 2024

   Kyra Krakos, PhD

   Goat Day was practically a Maryville national holiday back in the 2010s, a demonstration project designed to show our students different ecologically sustainable methods for controlling the growth of the invasive honeysuckle plant. Kyra Krakos, PhD, professor of biology, hates invasive species and we have quite a bit of honeysuckle on campus. Goats like to eat honeysuckle; hence, Goat Day was born. The goats were brought in from a nearby farm and typically grazed in a forest near McNally House, obediently staying within their temporary fencing enclosure. Until one year...

Reach and audience

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

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