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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 46 MIN

Crossing The Alameda - featuring Matthew Semansky

from Crossing The Alameda · host Bronco Class of 1991

In this episode of Crossing the Alameda, Charles Michelet, Mike 'Kliner' Kline, and A.J. Riebli reconnect with their classmate Matthew Semansky, reminiscing about their time at Santa Clara University. They share memorable experiences, favorite professors, and the impact of lacrosse on their college lives. Matt reflects on his career journey, parenting challenges, and his involvement with the Santa Clara Jesuit School of Theology. The conversation touches on the transition from college to adulthood, the importance of balancing work and play, and the lessons learned along the way.Chapters00:00 Reconnecting with Old Friends02:58 Memorable College Experiences05:59 Influential Professors08:55 Life in McLaughlin Hall11:43 Fond Memories of Santa Clara14:42 Transitioning to Life After Graduation17:26 The Impact of Lacrosse20:09 Career Journey and Family Life23:14 Insights into Family Office Work24:31 Exploring the Jesuit Tradition at Santa Clara University29:00 Parenting Through Different Stages34:49 Fun and Lighthearted Fast Five Questions38:47 Career Aspirations and Reflections41:14 Advice to My Younger Self

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