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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2025 · 38 MIN

Living in the Flow: Rob Shelby on Growth, Purpose, and Community

from We Grow Aces A University of Evansville Podcast

In the premiere episode of We Grow Aces, host Bre Bondurant welcomes Dr. Rob Shelby—Vice President for Talent and Community, and Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer at the University of Evansville—for a profound conversation on identity, purpose, and the transformative power of human connection. Rob shares how his upbringing, love for agriculture, and winding career path—from sociologist to administrator—have shaped his philosophy of letting life unfold organically. Reflecting on themes of dignity, growth, and interconnectedness, Rob explains the vision behind We Grow Aces as not only a food sustainability initiative but also a way to cultivate deeper community bonds. With humility and insight, he invites listeners to consider what might grow in their own lives if they stop chasing and start allowing life to come to them.

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