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Home Field Advantage Ep.7 - Embracing some new baseball metrics and visiting with senior ball players Collin Kray and Vinny Schleper by Johnnie Bennie Media

Home Field Advantage Ep.6 - Florida Trip with Noah Jensen '26 and Easton Fleck '26 by Johnnie Bennie Media

Welcome back to the CSB and SJU Inclusive Excellence Adventure! In this episode, our host Pedro dos Santos sits down with Bardia Bijani, Executive in Residence for the McNeely Center for Entrepreneurship and Visiting Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship. Bardia brings a unique blend of academic insight and real‑world experience to campus. As the founder of The FuzeQube Group—an innovation firm specializing in early‑stage venture building, research commercialization, and meaningful technology adoption—he bridges the space between cutting‑edge industry practices and student learning. His journey with CSB and SJU began as a student, and now, just a few years later, he’s back on campus teaching the next generation of entrepreneurs. In this conversation, Pedro and Bardia dive into their shared love for football, the multiple migrations that have shaped Bardia’s story, and the challenges and opportunities of building inclusive spaces within entrepreneurship education. Tune in for an exploration of belonging, innovation, and what it means to cultivate an entrepreneurial ecosystem rooted in inclusion.

Home Field Advantage Ep.5 - Transfer Portal and Brace Hemmelgarn '12 by Johnnie Bennie Media

Home Field Advantage Ep.4 - SJU Baseball History and Conversation with Strength Coach, Justin Rost by Johnnie Bennie Media

Home Field Advantage Ep.1 - Introducing Scott Lieser by Johnnie Bennie Media

Home Field Advantage Ep.2 - Representing Saint John's; Technology by Johnnie Bennie Media

Home Field Advantage Ep.3 - Advantages of Our Dome; Reed Marquardt conversation by Johnnie Bennie Media

🎙️ Episode 4: Communication, Inclusion, and Fat Studies with Dr. Jen Kramer Welcome back to the CSB and SJU Inclusive Excellence Adventure! In this episode, our host Pedro dos Santos sits down with Dr. Jen Kramer, Professor of Strategic Communication Studies and a passionate advocate for inclusive pedagogy. Dr. Kramer’s research dives deep into doctor-patient communication, exploring how language shapes experiences around chronic pain, obesity, and stigma—especially for marginalized groups. Her work challenges assumptions and highlights the power of framing in healthcare and media narratives. In the classroom, Jen brings theory to life through pop culture and critical thinking, teaching courses like Interpersonal Communication, Gender & Communication, and Health Communication. One of her most thought-provoking offerings? Fat Studies, a course that examines cultural narratives and systemic biases around body size. Tune in as we talk about Jen’s journey from growing up in Central Minnesota to becoming a mentor who champions inclusion, belonging, and transformative learning at CSB and SJU.

🎙️ Episode 3: Teaching, Math, and Belonging with Dr. Robert Campbell Welcome back to the CSB and SJU Inclusive Excellence Adventure! In this episode, our host Pedro dos Santos chats with Dr. Robert Campbell, Associate Professor of Mathematics and 2024 Teacher of the Year. Dr. Campbell’s passion for teaching goes far beyond equations and theorems. From algebraic geometry (which, let’s be honest, is confusing to 99.99% of the population!) to transforming how we teach through Inquiry-Based Learning and Mastery Grading, Robert’s work is reshaping the classroom experience to foster true inclusivity and belonging—especially in math courses. We talk about his role as College Success Course Director, his award-winning teaching, and how inclusive pedagogy can make a real difference in student success. Tune in to hear how one educator’s commitment to excellence is helping build a more inclusive academic community at CSB and SJU.

In this episode of the CSB and SJU Inclusive Excellence Adventure, host Pedro dos Santos sits down with Eric Belt, a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Exercise and Health Science department at CSB and SJU. Professor Belt, who holds a master's degree from Springfield College and a bachelor's degree from Mount Saint Mary’s University, shares insights from his life growing up in Maryland, and his path to CSB and SJU. He is a popular professor with sough-after courses like Sport in a Diverse Society, Sport and Exercise Psychology, and Sport Ethics. We talk about some of his teaching strategies to foster an inclusive learning community.

Conversation with a Chemistry professor about inclusion, education, and scientific language. Welcome to CSB and SJU Inclusive Excellence Adventure. Hosted by Pedro dos Santos, Professor of Political Science, this podcast explores the inspiring stories of our community members and the impactful inclusive work happening at CSB and SJU. With a rich history of fostering a genuine and authentic inclusive community, the podcast examines the complexities of belonging and community through personal narratives and insightful conversations. Join us as we celebrate our colleagues' journeys and learn from their experiences, all while challenging our own understanding of inclusion and community.

Welcome to "Profile Shots"! Check out our YouTube for previous episodes. Your host, Landon Muonio, and guests, Hunter Lo and Ethan Pluimer, discuss Japanese anime movies, including "Akira" (1988), "Princess Mononoke" (1997), and "A Silent Voice" (2016). Profile Shots is a podcast highlighting our favorite movies. Credit to Shōji Yamashiro - Soundtrack - "Akira" Joe Hisaishi - Soundtrack - "Princess Mononoke" Kensuke Ushio - Soundtrack - "A Silent Voice"

As he inches slowly toward the exit with no sudden movements, Tony Cunningham will share 3 basic lessons learned along the way in his philosophy career. https://www.csbsju.edu/philosophy/faculty/tony-cunningham This in-person event was April 24, 2024 in the Sacred Heart Chapel Gathering Place at CSB. Pre-recorded version was captured April 3, 2024 in the Colman Barry Creativity Center at SJU. Produced by CSB and SJU Instructional Technology, 2024

Welcome to "Profile Shots"! Check out our YouTube for previous episodes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ-FqPbquic&list=PL93LktZVoWZcWm4lbaaEb9cmlX_XI5brk Your host, Landon Muonio, and guests, Nick McGrane and Scott Spangler, discuss the Coen Brother's filmography, including "Hail Caesar" (2016), "No Country for Old Men" (2007), and "The Big Lebowski" (1998). Profile Shots is a podcast highlighting our favorite movies. Chapters: 00:00 "Hail Caesar" 01:20 "No Country for Old Men" 08:10 "The Big Lebowski" 22:37 Favorite Scene 32:55 Credit to the Coen Brothers for the clips of "Hail Caesar", "No Country for Old Men", and "The Big Lebowski", and to each film's soundtrack producers.

Welcome to "Profile Shots"! Check out our YouTube for our video episodes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h9SiwppcXc Your host, Landon Muonio, and guest, Will Musser, discuss John Boorman's 1981 film, "Excalibur". Profile Shots is a podcast highlighting our favorite movies. Credit to Trevor Jones and Richard Wagner for the "Excalibur" soundtrack.

Welcome to "Profile Shots"! Check out our YouTube for our video episodes. https://youtu.be/8D0625po7Vc Your host, Landon Muonio, and guest, Amelia Kahlhammer, discuss Michel Gondry's 2004 film, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". Profile Shots is a podcast highlighting our favorite movies. Credit to Jon Brion for the ""Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" soundtrack.

Welcome to "Profile Shots"! This episode was also released on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9GsgvAGQ0U&t=1s Your host, Landon Muonio, and guest, Spencer Gerber, discuss Alejandro González Iñárritu's 2014 film, "Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)". Profile Shots is a podcast highlighting our favorite movies. Credit to Antonio Sánchez for the ""Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)" soundtrack.

Welcome to "Profile Shots"! Your host, Landon Muonio, and guest, Nick McGrane, discuss Gus Van Sant's 1997 film, "Good Will Hunting". Profile Shots is a podcast highlighting our favorite movies. Credit to Danny Elfman for the "Good Will Hunting" soundtrack. Credit to Starland Vocal Band for "Afternoon Delight".

Welcome to "Profile Shots"! Your host, Landon Muonio, and guest, Scott Spangler, discuss Guy Richie's 2009 film, "Sherlock Homes". Profile Shots is a podcast highlighting our favorite movies. Credit to Hans Zimmer for the "Sherlock Homes" soundtrack.

This week we report on sports, upcoming events, and past events. What is Johnnie Bennie Campus News: Johnnie Bennie Campus News (JBCN) produces weekly CSB and SJU campus related newscasts. We also present a weekly show featuring the latest headlines from around the world. What is Johnnie Bennie Media: Johnnie Bennie Media (JB Media) is a co-curricular student media organization that provides engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the CSB and SJU communities. Through the collaborative process of creating video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media helps students develop useful technology skillsets and a deeper sense of information and media literacy.

This week we report on sports, the CSB Senate, and a headshot event. What is Johnnie Bennie Campus News: Johnnie Bennie Campus News (JBCN) produces weekly CSB and SJU campus related newscasts. We also present a weekly show featuring the latest headlines from around the world. What is Johnnie Bennie Media: Johnnie Bennie Media (JB Media) is a co-curricular student media organization that provides engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the CSB and SJU communities. Through the collaborative process of creating video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media helps students develop useful technology skillsets and a deeper sense of information and media literacy.

This week we report on greenhouse sales, FAP, and sports. What is Johnnie Bennie Campus News: Johnnie Bennie Campus News (JBCN) produces weekly CSB and SJU campus related newscasts. We also present a weekly show featuring the latest headlines from around the world. What is Johnnie Bennie Media: Johnnie Bennie Media (JB Media) is a co-curricular student media organization that provides engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the CSB and SJU communities. Through the collaborative process of creating video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media helps students develop useful technology skillsets and a deeper sense of information and media literacy.

Welcome back Bennies and Johnnies, we are happy to be back serving our community! This week we report on an opening art exhibit. What is Johnnie Bennie Campus News: Johnnie Bennie Campus News (JBCN) produces weekly CSB and SJU campus related newscasts. We also present a weekly show featuring the latest headlines from around the world. What is Johnnie Bennie Media: Johnnie Bennie Media (JB Media) is a co-curricular student media organization that provides engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the CSB and SJU communities. Through the collaborative process of creating video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media helps students develop useful technology skillsets and a deeper sense of information and media literacy.

This week we report on fine arts, senates, and sports! What is Johnnie Bennie Campus News: Johnnie Bennie Campus News (JBCN) produces weekly CSB and SJU campus related newscasts. We also present a weekly show featuring the latest headlines from around the world. What is Johnnie Bennie Media: Johnnie Bennie Media (JB Media) is a co-curricular student media organization that provides engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the CSB and SJU communities. Through the collaborative process of creating video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media helps students develop useful technology skillsets and a deeper sense of information and media literacy.

Welcome back to the second episode of Amplify, where we discuss gender in Latinx culture, the concepts of machismo and marianismo, and how they affect CSB students. Featuring: MCC Student Staff Mayte Rodriguez, IWL Intercultural Women's Representative Lizeth Pineda, and IWL Social Justice Coordinator Alexie Horner.

This week we report on The Perk update, senate corrections, sports, and a new series on the horizon. What is Johnnie Bennie Campus News: Johnnie Bennie Campus News (JBCN) produces weekly CSB and SJU campus related newscasts. We also present a weekly show featuring the latest headlines from around the world. What is Johnnie Bennie Media: Johnnie Bennie Media (JB Media) is a co-curricular student media organization that provides engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the CSB and SJU communities. Through the collaborative process of creating video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media helps students develop useful technology skillsets and a deeper sense of information and media literacy.

This week we report on senate updates and sports. What is Johnnie Bennie Campus News: Johnnie Bennie Campus News (JBCN) produces weekly CSB and SJU campus related newscasts. We also present a weekly show featuring the latest headlines from around the world. What is Johnnie Bennie Media: Johnnie Bennie Media (JB Media) is a co-curricular student media organization that provides engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the CSB and SJU communities. Through the collaborative process of creating video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media helps students develop useful technology skillsets and a deeper sense of information and media literacy.

This week we report on the new senior diversity officer, student athletics, and upcoming events. What is Johnnie Bennie Campus News: Johnnie Bennie Campus News (JBCN) produces weekly CSB and SJU campus related newscasts. We also present a weekly show featuring the latest headlines from around the world. What is Johnnie Bennie Media: Johnnie Bennie Media (JB Media) is a co-curricular student media organization that provides engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the CSB and SJU communities. Through the collaborative process of creating video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media helps students develop useful technology skillsets and a deeper sense of information and media literacy.

"Where is My Mind" by The Collegeville Dropouts Song written by Liam Conzemius Video produced by Johnnie Bennie Media Produced in the Colman Barry Creativity Center in the Dietrich Reinhart Learning Commons on the campus of Saint John's University Collegeville, Minnesota College of Saint Benedict / Saint John's University 2022

The IWL's first episode of Amplify covers all things internalized misogyny, including what it looks like, why we do it, where we see it, and how we can change it. Featuring: IWL student director Julia Geller and social justice coordinator Alexie Horner. We'd like to give a special thanks to Ethan Wittrock, Adam Konczewski, and Johnnie Bennie Media for help with the production and release of Amplify.

According to a recent survey by Willis Towers Watson, the “Great Resignation” currently occurring across our workforce has roughly 44% of the American workforce listing themselves as employees that are “job seeking”. This term, or the sentiment around the shuffling of America’s workforce, should not be unfamiliar at this point as the pandemic caused many of us to think about the value of our work, both as employees and as human beings with a multitude of things going on in our lives at any giving point. The newfound demand for jobs, and the drastic shift in the way we accomplish work in the past 2 years, have caused many people to ask themselves bigger questions about their jobs. More commonly than not, I’d venture to say that many people can take the more finite questions they're asking themselves about their work to two key themes: first, “Do I feel a sense of purpose and happiness in the functions of my job” and second, “Do I feel that I can grow as an employee and a person in the work I am currently doing?”. The narrative surrounding the "Great Resignation" holds that people are willing and able, to move jobs in search of something better. Sometimes this can be a search for better pay and conditions, but it can also be a search for more meaningful work. Employees feel more empowered to seek better pay, benefits, a shorter commute, a fully-remote office culture, and other objective reasons to search for different work. This podcast could certainly cover that as part of our topic today, but I want to take this a step further and get to the fundamental feelings of purpose, belonging, happiness, balance, and community that need to sustain us in order for our work to be any semblance of sustainable throughout the course of our careers. After all, if we have learned anything about work over the past years, we know that the joy, meaning, and growth we obtain from our work directly translates into the feelings we derive from other parts of our lives. Judy Zimmer is a 1984 graduate of CSB, and is the president of Coachology.us, a national coaching and speaking firm in Minneapolis. Zimmer has coached 4000+ senior leaders on how to know, grow and maximize their personal brand. She helps clients and teams to set and achieve big goals by leveraging language and habits. Clients leverage micro-habit changes, behavior changes and powerful new connections to get unstuck. She is joining us today to share her insights on how she works with clients who are seeking greater joy and purpose in their work.