Rhymes With Orange: Recent Episodes
Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Rhymes With Orange is produced by the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Kayla Clark lives behind the message of "Leading With Purpose" as an academic advisor and sounding board for Campbell University students. Clark ('08) has worked in the Residential Advisor office, the Provost office, the Pharmacy department, the Campbell University band, and academic advising for over 15 years in the Creek. We dive into the psychological and physical hurdles of mentoring students on campus, providing academic vision and guidance for students, and the role of the Campbell family on campus.
Vidit Vaghela grew up in Ahmedabad, India, traveling the country for international tournaments during his prep career. Vidit moved to the United States for college and played in the ITF future tour, before accepting a GA position here at Campbell University as an assistant men's tennis coach. We dive into the tennis culture growing up in India, the legendary stars of Nadal, Federer and Djokovic that reign supreme and Vidit's journey playing tennis and expanding his education in the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business.
A Buckethead is an enthusiastic devotee of baseball who has a “bucket list” of baseball-related items. We chat with Anna DiTommaso ('11), a former Campbell women's soccer player and current manager of BaseballBucketList.com about her passion for travel, the fascinating sights and sounds of minor league and professional, and what makes her ultimate bucket list. Visit her website BaseballBucketList.com to document your next journey.
Kendra Hancock has been director of student athlete support at Campbell University for over 10 years now — helping not only our wrestling program, but golf, women’s soccer, softball and swimming, to name a few more. She joins Rhymes With Orange this week to talk about what it takes to motivate athletes to win in the classroom and her passion — running. Kendra will take part in the Boston Marathon next year, and in doing so, she’s supporting a good cause.
Help Kendra reacher her fundraising goal: https://www.givengain.com/ap/kendra-hancock-raising-funds-for-good-sports-inc/#timeline
Campbell Ransom is one of the many student-run organizations on campus. Ransom is a "radical ministry that strives to provide an open community that is comfortable and relatable." We sit down with student leaders from the organization to explain more.
When we featured Michael Watkins in a 2018 edition of Campbell Magazine, he was on the doorsteps of a college degree after spending over 20 years of his life homeless and battling addiction. Now a 2020 Campbell graduate, Watkins has since gone on to earn a master's degree and is currently enrolled in a doctorate program at Walden University. Watkins shares his story with Rhymes With Orange host Billy Liggett in this week's podcast.
Former Campbell Football OL and current team chaplain, Adrian Dorsey, first stepped foot on campus as a wide-eyed freshman in 2014. Eight years later, Dorsey completed his Master of Divinity and transformed his passion and excitement for the Campbell community into the first-year experience program. Dorsey explains what makes Campbell University special and unique for people from all walks of life.
In a study published in August, researchers at Campbell and Baylor University found that users will be disappointed if they expect smartphones and social media to fill their need for purpose and meaning. In fact, it will probably get worse, according to their findings.
Dr. Justin Nelson, assistant professor of sociology at Campbell University, and Dr. Christopher Pieper, senior lecturer of sociology at Baylor University partnered to understand the complex relationship between meaning-seeking and technology using the most recent wave of the Baylor Religion Survey. Their research appeared this year in the journal, Sociological Perspectives.
Martha Bizzell is the Director of Student Success at the Campbell University School of Engineering. She features experience as an engineer, K-12 math/science educator, homeschool parent, museum director and director of engineering summer camps, we dive into a bunch of topics with Martha Bizzell covering the highly successful Campbell Engineering program.
Martha Bizzell is the Director of Student Success at the Campbell University School of Engineering. She features experience as an engineer, K-12 math/science educator, homeschool parent, museum director and director of engineering summer camps, we dive into a bunch of topics with Martha Bizzell covering the highly successful Campbell Engineering program.
When he’s not working with the Red Cross as an advisor for International Humanitarian Law, Thomas Harper ('10 Law) can be found writing about, speaking on or taking part in the “geekier” side of pop culture. A massive Star Wars fan and collector, Harper is a popular writer for the website, thelegalgeeks.com, which analyzes the legal side of sci-fi, fantasy and comic book movies. Harper has written about everything from the legality of Princess Leia’s imprisonment in “A New Hope” to Ahsoka’s legal options in “The Clone Wars.”
Harper talks to Rhymes With Orange host (and Star Wars geek to a lesser extent) Billy Liggett about his love of the franchise and how he's incorporated elements of it into his legal career.
When he’s not working with the Red Cross as an advisor for International Humanitarian Law, Thomas Harper ('10 Law) can be found writing about, speaking on or taking part in the “geekier” side of pop culture. A massive Star Wars fan and collector, Harper is a popular writer for the website, thelegalgeeks.com, which analyzes the legal side of sci-fi, fantasy and comic book movies. Harper has written about everything from the legality of Princess Leia’s imprisonment in “A New Hope” to Ahsoka’s legal options in “The Clone Wars.”
Harper talks to Rhymes With Orange host (and Star Wars geek to a lesser extent) Billy Liggett about his love of the franchise and how he's incorporated elements of it into his legal career.
We are joined by the newly appointed Dean for Spiritual Life and Campus Minister, Rev. Louisa Ward. Louisa heads up an essential aspect of the student experience on campus. We dive into the value of spiritual development during college and the various avenues where students can express and practice their faith on campus.
We are joined by the newly appointed Dean for Spiritual Life and Campus Minister, Rev. Louisa Ward. Louisa heads up an essential aspect of the student experience on campus. We dive into the value of spiritual development during college and the various avenues where students can express and practice their faith on campus.
Junior political science major and Ester Howard Research Fellows student Dean Locklear talks about his research on North Carolina Native American tribes — specifically the Coharie and Lumbee tribes found in central and southeastern parts of the state. Locklear, a Lumbee Indian himself, conducted his research this year at a time when Campbell University developed a partnership with the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs through School of Education & Human Sciences Dean — and fellow Lumbee — Dr. Al Bryant.
Junior political science major and Ester Howard Research Fellows student Dean Locklear talks about his research on North Carolina Native American tribes — specifically the Coharie and Lumbee tribes found in central and southeastern parts of the state. Locklear, a Lumbee Indian himself, conducted his research this year at a time when Campbell University developed a partnership with the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs through School of Education & Human Sciences Dean — and fellow Lumbee — Dr. Al Bryant.
This week's guest is Campbell University Football assistant head coach Steven Williams. Coach Williams enters his fourth season in the Creek after stops at South Carolina, Penn State, and the Detroit Lions. A father of three, Williams balances being a dad, football coach and community service liaison for the athletic department. We dive into the story of an All-American Harvard Crimson football player turned Campbell Fighting Camel coach.
Welcome back to the new semester at Campbell University. Our hosts Billy Ligget and Evan Budrovich preview the first few episodes of the podcast, introduce our backgrounds and lay out the schedule for shows running EVERY TUESDAY on Rhymes With Orange.
This week's guest is Campbell University baseball player Zach Neto, last year’s Big South Conference Player of the Year and a young man many are predicting could go in the first three rounds of the Major League Baseball draft this summer. We talk about how a skinny kid from Miami, Florida ended up in Buies Creek, North Carolina and became one of the most feared hitters in all of college baseball.
Dr. Jaclyn Stanke, associate professor of history whose research has included U.S.-Soviet Cold War relations and Cold War popular culture, talks about her experiences in Ukraine and her understanding of Russia's invasion of their neighbor. Stanke was part of a faculty panel on March 1 to answer student questions about the history of the two countries and what effect the invasion may have on the United States going forward.
Dr. Glenn Jonas, associate dean for the College of Arts & Sciences and Charles Howard Professor of Religion, joins the Rhymes With Orange podcast to talk Campbell University history on Founders Week. Jonas has been with Campbell since 1994.
Campbell University alumnus and former adjunct Spanish professor Tyler Jackson talks about the brain aneurysm that nearly took his life one year ago, and how it changed it life. Jackson is a skilled banjoist and a member of the Roxboro-based bluegrass group Drive Time.
Dr. Laura Lunsford is professor and chair of psychology at Campbell University. In addition to more than 40 articles, chapters, books and presentations on mentoring and leadership development, she wrote the definitive Handbook for Managing Mentoring Programs. She joins the podcast to talk about mentoring, particularly Campbell's mentor program to assist first-generation college students.
Fall is in the air and Dr. Jaqueline Gartner knows all the best places to watch seasons change at Campbell. A professor of engineering and chair of the Sustainability Committee, Gartner discusses green spaces on campus and the value of engineers when it comes to creating and maintaining sustainable systems.
We also discuss Harnett County’s plans for trails and wildlife preserves, plus campus initiatives to save energy and other resources. Last but not least, Gartner shares the details of an upcoming plant sale, meant to raise funds to spruce up the Campbell Pollinator Meadows and River Park — more commonly known as “the Back Nine.”
Visit campbellriverpark.org/plants to learn more.
On a week where the country commemorated the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, Campbell University homeland security professor Lt. Cdr. Nicole Winget and retired Staff Sgt. Josh Seymour (an undergrad studying cyber security at Campbell) joined Rhymes With Orange to talk about their decisions to join the military after 9/11 and how the last 20 years has shaped their lives. We also talk about Campbell's strong student veteran group, and we wrap up with a little Star Wars talk.
Rhymes With Orange, hosted by Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner, returns after a year-long COVID-19 hiatus. Thank you for listening.
Parents are more stressed out and are reporting higher levels of anxiety and depression due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a newly published study led by Campbell University Professor of Clinical Research Dr. Miranda van Tilburg.
The results shouldn’t come as a surprise — especially for parents who have had to deal with school closures, jobs losses and interruptions in medical care for their children since March — but they do back the nation’s mental health concerns with scientific data and make the argument for increased mental health care in the country.
“People might wonder, ‘We know we’re more stressed. Why are you telling me this?’ but in science, we always have to show the numbers,” van Tilburg says. “And I think it also validates a lot of parents and tells them they’re not alone. It’s normal to feel this way during this pandemic. A lot of people are struggling.”
Dr. Amin Asfari, Campbell University alumnus and criminal justice professor, has co-authored a study on first- and second-generation Muslim assimilation in the United States in The Journal for Muslim Minority Affairs. Asfari’s mixed-method study – constructed using segmented assimilation theory, suggests that biased public policies, prejudice toward Muslim communities, and lack of a significant co-ethnic community are primary barriers preventing some Muslims from integrating into American culture.
He joins hosts Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner on Rhymes With Orange to talk about his study, and his own life before and after Sept. 11, 2001.
Nikki Olive, director of alumni engagement, and Betsy Dunn-Williams, director of academic advising, join the podcast this week to introduce CamelLink, a digital mentorship site designed to promote career readiness and development by connecting alumni and students.
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
President J. Bradley Creed visits with Kent Annan, the director of humanitarian and disaster leadership at Wheaton College's Humanitarian Disaster Institute and cofounder of Haiti Partners, a nonprofit focused on education in Haiti. Annan is author of "You Welcomed Me," "Slow Kingdom Coming," "After shock" and "Following Jesus Through the Eye of the Needle."
Campbell University's football program is coming off back-to-back weeks (and solid showings) on ESPN and ESPNU. Ricky Ray, deputy athletics director, talks about the decision to go to a four-game schedule during the pandemic and what the national exposure means to the program and to the university.
Communication Studies major Josh Davis, a junior from Fuquay-Varina, talks about what it's like to be a student at Campbell University during the COVID-19 pandemic and talks about the importance of quality journalism in these times.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Nearly 85 percent of Americans were dissatisfied in the current work environment. Research shows positive work environments improve employee productivity leading to better customer service and job satisfaction, as well as increases in operating income and company earnings.
Dr. Joey Faucette joins Rhymes With Orange to talk about Campbell Adult & Online Education's new Work Positive program, which is combatting negative barriers in the current work environment through remote professional development courses created by Faucette and his colleague Jane Creswell.
Learn more:
- Campbell Work Positive: https://aoe.campbell.edu/academics/professional-programs/work-positive/
- Get Positive Today website: https://getpositive.today/
- Dr. Joey Faucette: https://getpositive.today/dr-joey/
In his second "Campbell Conversations" podcast, Campbell University President J. Bradley Creed speaks with Psychology Chair and Professor Dr. Laura Lunsford about the challenges for and resiliency of students and young people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Host: Dr. J. Bradley Creed, President of Campbell University Guest: Dr. Laura Lunsford, professor and chair of psychology at Campbell University
Producer: Billy Liggett, Director of News & Publications, Campbell University
Recorded: July 16, 2020, via Zoom teleconferencing
Music: purple-planet.com
In his first of what will become a monthly series of "Campbell Conversations" podcasts, Campbell University President J. Bradley Creed discusses challenges facing rural North Carolina during the COVID-19 pandemic with Patrick Woodie, president of the North Carolina Rural Center.
Host: Dr. J. Bradley Creed, President of Campbell University Guest: Patrick Woodie, President of the NC Rural Center Producer: Billy Liggett, Director of News & Publications, Campbell University
Recorded: May 13, 2020, via Zoom teleconferencing Music: purple-planet.com
Dr. Wes Rich, associate dean for health sciences and professor of public health, and Dr. David Tillman, assistant professor of public health and chair of the Department of Public Health, talk about COVID-19's impact on North Carolina. The two discuss models that show how social distancing has impacted the numbers in our state and how rural communities are affected differently because of lack of access to medical care.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Guests: The Rev. Faithe Beam, associate vice president of Spiritual Life, and campus minister Louisa Ward join the podcast via Zoom to talk about their efforts to share words of encouragement and minister to the Campbell community during these difficult times.
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
To learn more about Campbell University's response, visit: https://www.campbell.edu/coronavirus/
Guests: Kellie Nothstine, dean of Campus Life and Title IX, and Tory Weaver, mental health therapist for Campbell University counseling services, discuss social isolation and how some students might struggle with mandated quarantines, social distancing and being away from their college friends during the COVID-19 epidemic.
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
To learn more about Campbell University's response, visit: https://www.campbell.edu/coronavirus/
GUEST: Dr. Meredith Williams, chair of the Department of Mathematics/ITS and associate professor of mathematics, shares her experience as Campbell University professors transition to online teaching during the COVID-19 coronavirus global epidemic. On March 16, Campbell University moved all face-to-face classes to online and remote learning. Williams, a former Professor of the Year, talks about altering her teaching methods for online and how her 120 students have adapted to this different way of learning.
HOSTS: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Guest: Dr. Nicholas Pennings, chair of family medicine for the School of Osteopathic Medicine and director of the Campbell University Health Center; and Dr. Dennis Bazemore, vice president of student life, discuss the COVID-19 coronavirus and Campbell's response. The discussion touches on the science behind the virus and the work being done by the Health Center and the University to keep students and faculty safe. Campbell University has suspended all on-campus, in-person classes across all campuses through April 5.
To learn more about Campbell University's response, visit: https://www.campbell.edu/coronavirus/
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Guest: Wiggins Memorial Library Dean Alexia Riggs and Librarian Steve Bahnaman join us to share their fundraising efforts to renovate the University Room on the second floor of the library for use as a sort-of museum and celebration of Campbell University history. They also talk about the time capsule that will be buried in front of the new student union on April 22 (to be opened in 50 years) and the upcoming Academic Symposium.
TO GIVE: https://app.mobilecause.com/vf/UNIVERSITYROOM
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Guest: Alumna Bethany Anne Lind ('04) has built her acting career on several supporting roles in big time television shows — from The Walking Dead, Turn and Stranger Things to more recently Ozark, Reprisal and Doom Patrol. Currently she's promoting her first leading role in the critically acclaimed indie film Blood On Her Name, which hits the public on Feb. 28. Lind talked to Rhymes With Orange this week to talk about her new film, the "darker" roles she's accepted in recent years and what's on the horizon for this talented actress.
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Guest: Ever wonder why a college or university needs "gifts" and what those gifts do? Ever wonder what an advancement team or a development officer does? David Bohm, the director of development for the Norman A. Wiggins School of Law, joins the podcast this week to talk about these very things. Enjoy!
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Guest: In late February 2019, guests from Residence Life and Housing introduced us to a new initiative at Campbell called the Residential Learning Communities plan — an idea that groups students together on the same residence hall floor based on common majors, career goals and other personal interests. Nearly a year later, Assistant Director of Residence Life Jenna Jeslis is on the podcast to tell us about the program’s success this past fall semester. Two students who currently live in RLCs, Cody Brown and Carah Watson, back up the benefits of living with students who share similar course loads and can push them academically.
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Guest: Rhymes With Orange kicks off the Spring 2020 semester with Campbell University President J. Bradley Creed, who'll enter his fifth year as Campbell's fifth president this summer. Dr. Creed talks about his first five years, the upcoming opening of the student union and the challenges Campbell University and all private colleges and universities are facing in the coming decade.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Guests: Dr. Sherry Truffin, professor of English and chair of Campbell University's Honors Program, talks about her first semester as an instructor at a correctional facility in Sampson County — part of a new initiative from Campbell's Adult and Online Education program.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Published Dec. 20, 2019. Copyright Campbell University
Guests: Junior biology major Suchi Murugu is joined by biology professor Dr. John Bartlett to talk about Murugu's Doula Birth Beginnings Certification non-profit organization and upcoming doula training event in January. Murugu's goal with the event is to train students and faculty to earn doula certification to assist women in the birth process.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Published Dec. 10, 2019. Copyright Campbell University
Guests: Rhymes With Orange hosts Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett talk about everything Thanksgiving — from the food to traditions to football to parades and even the songs (yes, Thanksgiving songs). We're also joined by Dr. Phillip Morrow, associate professor of music and director of choral activities, to talk about Christmas at Campbell and the new Hobson Performance Center. There's a lot of holiday to this episode. Enjoy!
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Published Nov. 22, 2019. Copyright Campbell University
Guests: Kelsey Sphar and Kevin Underwood, director and assistant director (respectively) of athletics marketing at Campbell University. Both Kelsey and Kevin are relatively new to the University, so they talk about their first impressions of Campbell Athletics, what it takes to improve attendance and the Game Day experience at Campbell sporting events and what a solid athletics program can mean to the overall marketing of any University.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Published Nov. 15, 2019. Copyright Campbell University
Guests: Junior Aaron Schnoor, vice president of the SGA, who joins us to talk about his homeschooling experience in high school and myths and misconceptions of the homeschooled student.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Published Oct. 24, 2019. Copyright Campbell University
Guests: Founding Dean of Campbell University's School of Engineering Jenna Carpenter was featured as one of 14 "trailblazing" women who shaped Campbell University in the upcoming Fall 2019 edition of Campbell Magazine. Carpenter learns of her inclusion on this podcast and talks about the school that is set to graduate its first class in May 2020.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Published Oct. 16, 2019. Copyright Campbell University
Guests: Campbell Law School 2006 graduates and co-founders and owners of Graybeard Distillery, Brandon Evans and Scott Russ; on to talk about their business and how Bedlam Vodka has become a national brand in just a few short years.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Published Oct. 2, 2019. Copyright Campbell University
Guest: Professor of Old Testament for Campbell Divinity School Tony Cartledge shares the story of how a family tragedy led to a friendship with Fred Rogers — better known as Mr. Rogers — and how that friendship helped him through difficult times.
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Published Sept. 25, 2019. Copyright Campbell University
Guest: Alicia Myers, associate professor of New Testament and Greek
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Dr. Myers talks about motherhood in the first century and her own personal experiences that led to her writing Blessed Among Women? Mothers and Motherhood in the New Testament. Myers has been honored by Campbell University twice in the last three years for her research in the New Testament field and recently she was elected to full membership in the Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas, the Society for the Study of the New Testament.
Recorded in August 2019, in Bryan Hall on the main campus of Campbell University.
To celebrate the 50th episode of Rhymes With Orange, our guest is two-time Campbell graduate Leah Whitt Jarvis, who was the original co-host when Rhymes With Orange launched in 2017. Today, Jarvis is the founder and CCO of Olive & Wit LLC, a marketing and communications company. Hosts Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner also discuss the 18th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001.
Guest: Campbell Law School Dean J. Rich Leonard discusses the school's year-long 10/40 celebration, the upcoming 40-mile bike race and how the move to Raleigh has meant everything for the school's success
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Dean J. Rich Leonard joins Campbell University's Rhymes With Orange podcast for the first episode of the 2019-2020 academic year. Leonard shares his thoughts on his first six years as dean, how the move to Raleigh a decade ago has benefited the school, his love of history and how he's incorporated that into creating makeshift museums on the Raleigh campus and much more.
Recorded Sept. 4, 2019, at Campbell University's Raleigh campus.
The women on Campbell University's Spiritual Life Cape Town South Africa mission trip are phenomenal. Each one has a gift that fits perfectly in this ministry, and it's been a joy watching them teach and play with children, boldly approach strangers, make patients feel comfortable and bridge cultural barriers with Living Hope's leadership. On this podcast, Kate Stoneburner gives a special shout out to the nursing students, nursing graduates and pre-PA students helping out with a key component of this mission trip — free clinics.
Social media coordinator and Rhymes With Orange co-host Kate Stoneburner joined Campbell University Spiritual Life on their trip to South Africa to work alongside the nonprofit organization Living Hope. In this second of a series of podcasts, the team interacts with children in Cape Town by playing games, sharing stories and teaching them important lessons on human trafficking.
Follow along this mini-podcast series as these students develop their faith through service.
Social media coordinator and Rhymes With Orange co-host Kate Stoneburner joined Campbell University Spiritual Life on their trip to South Africa to work alongside the nonprofit organization Living Hope. In this first of a series of podcasts, the 11 students get words of wisdom and much-needed prayer over the phone before their flight overseas.
Follow along this mini-podcast series as these students develop their faith through service.
Guest: Jeremiah McLamb ('06) talks about small business ownership in the film industry
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Jeremiah McLamb ('06) talks about filmmaking and how he started his video production business, JerFilm Productions. McLamb’s business has taken him all over the world, and this year he released his second feature film. Assistant Vice President for Alumni Engagement Sarah Swain then joins the podcast to talk about Campbell “Orange Owned,” an initiative that connects alumni small business owners like McLamb and registers their business in a directory. Orange Owned will help alumni find alumni-owned businesses within their community to support.
Recorded April 4, 2019, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Dr. Yasmine Farley, director of career services, and Dr. Michelle Perez, associate vice president for student success
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Dr. Yasmine Farley and Dr. Michelle Perez join the podcast to talk about CUHired and Campbell University's upcoming undergraduate Career Fair on April 2. They share tips for students about to enter their respective career fields, plus advice for those preparing to attend next week's Fair, which will feature more than 50 employers. Hosts Kate and Billy then celebrate Kate's first year at Campbell and recall her own interview process that led to her joining Campbell.
Recorded March 26, 2019, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3
Guest: Steph Olson, coordinator for academic support services
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Steph Olson is in studio this week to talk about HPREP — the Ransdell Family Health Professions Readiness & Enrichment Program — which undergrads from across the country on a four-day interdisciplinary, preparatory and professional development program focused on the many health science graduate programs Campbell has to offer and the careers those programs can lead to. Alissa Loo from the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences also joins the program to promote the College's annual golf tournament benefiting student scholarships.
Recorded March 19, 2019, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3
Guest: Kevin McGeehan, head men's basketball coach of the Campbell Fighting Camels
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Big South Conference Coach of the Year Kevin McGeehan talks about his team's third consecutive winning season and its first-ever bid in this year's National Invitational Tournament, which starts next week. He also talks about coaching one of the NCAA's all-time leading scorers over the last four years (Chris Clemons) and what the future holds for the program. Billy and Kate also talk about next week's Academic Symposium and spin the trusty topic wheel.
Recorded March 14, 2019, at the Pope Convocation Center at Campbell University
Guest: Jonathan Molai, senior biology pre-med major and Sullivan Foundation future entreprenuer
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Senior Jonathan Molai shares his experience with the Sullivan Foundation's future entrepreneur program, the reason he chose to transfer to Campbell University as a sophomore and what lies ahead for this future osteopathic physician. Our hosts also talk about their experience with karaoke in Greenville, South Carolina, and why singing on stage in front of strangers is a rush.
Recorded March 6, 2019, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Rebekah Gardner, Director of Residence Life and Housing; and Shea Roll, Assistant Director of Resident Life
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Rebekah Gardner and Shea Roll from Residence Life and Housing introduce Campbell University's new Residential Learning Communities plan — an idea that groups students together on the same residence hall floor based on common majors, career goals and other personal interests. The program will begin at Campbell in the fall. We also talk about roommate horror stories from the past (and how RLCs can possibly prevent these in the future).
Recorded Feb. 18, 2019, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Jonathan Bronsink ('05), Director of Visual Identity at Campbell University
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Jonathan Bronsink talks about Campbell University's brand — from the Kivett logo to the correct orange to the tagline to everything that makes Campbell University Campbell University. Bronsink will begin sharing an email to faculty and staff that explains the Campbell brand and why it's important that all internal and external materials are consistent in look and tone. Plus, we have a good time talking about Campbell Magazine, design and drawing windows for window-less offices.
Recorded Feb. 11, 2019, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Dorothea Stewart-Gilbert ('46), sharing her memories of Campbell College in the 1940s and Cornelia Patterson Campbell
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Dorothea Stewart-Gilbert shares her memories of Campbell's matriarch, Cornelia Patterson Campbell, wife of founder J.A. Campbell, as the Office of Alumni Engagement gets set to celebrate their recent move to the house on campus that bears that name. Stewart-Gilbert also talks about Campbell during World War II and the University's Lundy-Fetterman Museum. She's joined today by Sarah Swain, assistant vice president of alumni relations.
Recorded Feb. 5, 2019, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Dr. Marion T. Vandergrift and Dr. Stephanie Mathews, discussing the mock crime scene students are investigating for their forensics course in criminal justice
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Dr. Marion T. Vandergrift, instructor of criminal justice and history, and Dr. Stephanie Mathews, assistant professor of biology, share the idea behind and the work that went into creating a mock crime scene in a house near Campbell University's campus for student investigators taking part in the criminal justice program's course on forensics. Just how different is real-life crime scene work from the 60-minute serials you see on television?
Recorded Jan. 27, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Emily McIntosh ('15), content strategist for the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Recent Campbell graduate Emily McIntosh — who earned her degree in communication studies — talks about getting her foot in the door in her career field and how perseverance paid off. Emily also talks about North Carolina's many "natural and cultural" offerings, what it's like to be a twin and much more.
Recorded Jan. 22, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Lydia Huth, senior English major and soon-to-be Campbell graduate
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Senior Lydia Huth shares her Campbell experience and talks about the excitement and nerves that come with entering your final semester of college. Huth provides insight on how she juggled academics and a social life and talks about what's next in her journey. Toward the end, she and the hosts go deep into Harry Potter talk.
Recorded Jan. 14, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Dr. Phillip Morrow, associate professor of music and director of choral activities; and the Campbell Choir
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Dr. Phillip Morrow talks about the upcoming Christmas Choir event Monday night at 7 and 8:30 p.m. in Butler Chapel — plus hear three preview clips from the choir itself performing music from the concert. After all of that, hosts Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner share their favorite and least favorite Christmas songs.
Recorded Nov. 30, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Dr. Chris Breivogel, vice chair and associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences and recent organizer of the Carolina Cannabinoid Collaborative conference in Raleigh on Nov. 8-10.
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Dr. Chris Breivogel talks about the recent Carolina Cannabinoid Collaborative in Raleigh and the important medical research being done in the cannabinoid field. He also discusses new laws regarding cannabis and cannabinoid research and where North Carolina stands on the subject today.
Recorded Nov. 14, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University.
Guest: Kristen Wagner-Hilt, First-Year Experience graduate assistant, head of the First Generation Mentoring Program (with Matt Lengen) and advisor for the CUFS Leadership Council; plus first-generation freshmen, Yesenia Terrell, Rachel Jones and Taylor long.
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: All four guests join Rhymes With Orange to talk about the National First Generation College Student Celebration on Nov. 8, and Campbell's involvement in first-generation advocacy. The students also talk about their own first-generation journey and the struggles these students face early in their college careers. The 38-minute episode was streamed live on Instagram Live on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018.
Recorded Nov. 7, 2018, in Campbell University's new McLeod Admissions and Financial Aid Center.
Guest: Gray Barnhill, senior Communication Studies major and owner of more than 100 free Campbell T-shirts
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Senior Gray Barnhill discusses the journey and the reward of collecting more than 100 free Campbell University T-shirts during his college career. He talks about his favorite shirt, the craziest thing he's done for a shirt and what makes a great T-shirt. He talks about other things, too ... but be warned. There's a lot of T-shirt talk in this episode.
Recorded Oct. 30, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina
Guest: Bob Roller, Campbell University director of athletics
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Bob Roller talks about Campbell Football's first season as a scholarship FCS program, its upcoming Homecoming match-up against Big South Conference rival Gardner-Webb, expectations for the two basketball programs and the recent success of Campbell's spring sports.
Recorded Oct. 25, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina
Guest: Dr. Amanda Sharp Parker, coordinator of the Homeland Security Program, assistant professor of Homeland Security
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Dr. Amanda Sharp Parker discusses cyber security, cyber terrorism, election tampering, hacking, homeland security, Campbell's homeland security program and even the "dark web" ... very interesting discussion on this week's Rhymes With Orange.
Recorded Oct. 18, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina
Guest: Amanda Burke and Rebecca Lindhout
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Campbell alumni Amanda Burke and Rebecca Lindhout talk about Camp Change, a program for children ages 6-12 that teaches them about money, the value of money and the best way to use money — all while bringing's God's word into the equation. The camp at Antioch Baptist Church in Mamers has doubled in size in only a few years, and the two are even working on a children's book on the subject.
Recorded Oct. 9, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina
Guest: Ricky Ray, associate athletic director of external affairs, and Tammi Fries, director of annual giving
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Ricky Ray and Tammi Fries talk about the idea and fundraising effort that went into bringing back Gladys, Campbell University's female mascot that debuted in 1987, but only lasted through the early 1990s. Thanks to a $10,000 campaign, Gladys will return as Gaylord's cohort in February and will make her debut at a women's basketball game during Founders Week.
Recorded Oct. 2, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina
Guest: Faithe Beam, assistant vice president for spiritual life and campus minister
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Topics: Faithe Beam discusses Campbell University's new hurricane relief task force in the wake of Hurricane Florence, her role as campus minister and her thoughts on being one of two first women named to the University's Cabinet. Host Kate Stoneburner also visits with professors and staff members to ask them the meaning of the slang used by the current generation.
Recorded Sept. 27, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina
Guest: Dr. Catherine Noonan, assistant professor of physical therapy
Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett
Topics: Dr. Catherine Noonan discusses her involvement in the North Carolina Farm Workers Project, the deman for physical therapists in rural North Carolina and her focus on pediatric physical therapy. Host Billy Liggett also visits the tailgate area at Campbell's season opener last week and asks about the essentials to a good tailgate.
Recorded Sept. 7, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina
Guest: Chris Hemeyer, marketing coordinator for Campbell Athletics, the "Voice of the Camels"
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Music: Campbell University band
Topics: Chris Hemeyer shares his love for sports broadcasting and his favorite moments at Campbell University; members of the Sound of the Sandhills marching band share their band camp stories
Recorded Aug. 27, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3, on the campus of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina
Guest: Sherri Yerk-Zwickl, Associate Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Produced by: Billy Liggett
Music: Oort Patrol
Topics: Associate Vice President Sherri Yerk-Zwickl talks about WiFi at Campbell and how the University is keeping up with growing demands for online access, plus much more.
Recorded Aug. 21, 2018, in Bryan Hall, Suite 3.
Guests: Jimmy Witherspoon, director of that Campbell's Trust & Wealth Management program, chairman of financial planning and accounting and associate professor of business for the Lundy-Fetterman School of Busines
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner
Produced by: Billy Liggett
Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Jimmy Witherspoon joins us this week to talk about the Trust & Wealth Management program, the first and only four-year undergraduate program of its kind in the U.S., which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
Recorded April 23, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guests: Dr. Britt Davis, Jim Roberts, Jason Hall, Dr. Dennis Bazemore and Brendi Bluitt
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Michelle Perez
Produced by: Billy Liggett, Sarah Hardin, Kate Stoneburner, Michelle Perez
Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: One week before the groundbreaking ceremony for Campbell University's new 110,000-square-foot student union, Rhymes With Orange speaks with three vice presidents, the man who runs admissions and the next student body president to talk about the new facility and how it will transform Campbell University. This special 45-minute edition of Rhymes With Orange was also broadcast on Facebook Live on April 17, 2018.
Recorded April 17, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Kate Stoneburner, social media coordinator and digital content writer, Campbell University
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Michelle Perez
Produced by: Billy Liggett Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Six days into her new job as social media coordinator at Campbell University, Kate Stoneburner joins Rhymes With Orange to talk about social media's role in promoting a university, her own college experience and what it was like to perform in a college acapella group at Miami (Ohio) University.
Recorded April 3, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Kellie Nothstine, Title IX coordinator
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Michelle Perez
Produced by: Billy Liggett Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Campbell University Title IX Coordinator Kellie Nothstine has too much fun talking her role at Campbell, Title IX policies and the recent Women's Leadership Summit she coordinated that drew more than 100 students.
Recorded March 28, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: D'Anna Dininny and Josh Brewer, freshman mechanical engineering majors
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Michelle Perez
Produced by: Billy Liggett Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Freshmen mechanical engineering majors D'Anna Dininny and Josh Brewer share their experiences from a recent trip to Botswana, Africa, where the two (and a group of engineering students) helped mend an airplane runway and provide water sources for wildlife during their weeklong stay in the sparsely populated nation.
Recorded March 20, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Jennifer Salazar-Sanchez, first-generation college student
Hosts: Billy Liggett
Produced by: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: To promote the new edition of Campbell Magazine and its cover story on first-generation college students, host Billy Liggett talks to first-generation student and magazine subject Jennifer Salazar-Sanchez, the daughter of immigrants and a freshman bio-chem pre-med major at Campbell.
Recorded March 13, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Sarah Swain, Assistant Vice President of Alumni Engagement and Dr. Donna Waldron, Dean of Global Engagement
Hosts: Billy Liggett
Produced by: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol, Enya
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Host Billy Liggett chats with Sarah Swain and Donna Waldron about the Campbell Passport program, which has trips to Boston, Scotland and Germany scheduled for the next few years for alumni and members of the Campbell community who want to travel and learn all at once.
Recorded Feb. 26, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Alissa Loo, Alumni Engagement Coordinator, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez
Produced by: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol, The Toadies
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Hosts Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez interview Alissa Loo to talk about how she engages with alumni of Campbell's College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences and about her love of podcasts. Liggett also interviews Director of Visual Identity Jonathan Bronsink from Gus's Fried Chicken in Downtown Atlanta about the Campbell brand.
Recorded Feb. 10, 2018 in Downtown Atlanta and Feb. 19, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Kendra Granger, Global Engagement coordinator, and Dr. Sal Mercogliano, associate professor of history
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez
Produced by: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol, Beach Boys
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Hosts Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez interview Kendra Granger and Dr. Sal Mercogliano about their research that led to the discovery of the exact spot where Buies Creek Academy — the campus buildings that burned to the ground in 1900, making way for Kivett Hall three years later — once stood. The University will dedicate a marker at that spot on Thursday, Feb. 8.
Recorded Feb. 5, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Dr. David Tillman, assistant professor, chair of the Department of Public Health
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez
Produced by: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol, Pearl Jam
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Host Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez discuss the state of oral health in North Carolina and Campbell University's upcoming Rural Oral Health Summit with Dr. David Tillman, assistant professor, chair of the Department of Public Health.
Recorded Jan. 29, 2018, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Laura Rich ('02, '09 M.Ed.), director of access & outreach, Office of Student Success
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez
Produced by: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol, The Beatles
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Host Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez discuss the services that Campbell provides to students with disabilities (learning, physical and mental) with Laura Rich, director of access and outreach for the Office of Student Success. Elizabeth Edwards, director of alumni communications for the Office of Alumni Engagement, shares the upcoming Founders Week schedule.
Recorded Jan. 24, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Tara Wilson, Class of 1989
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Produced by: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol, Beach Boys
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Host Billy Liggett talks to Tara Wilson, a California native and Campbell alumna ('89) about her career in business and law and about her participation in the upcoming Campbell Giving Day program (joined later by Director of Annual Giving, Tammi Fries).
Recorded Jan. 15, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Dr. Jennifer Bunn, director of research, associate professor of physical therapy
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Produced by: Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol, Robert Earl Keen
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Hosts Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin talk about why your Fitbit and other "wearable fitness devices" are grossly underestimating your steps, plus more about the Doctor of Physical Theraphy Program with Dr. Jennifer Bunn. They also talk Texas, the home state of the guest and one of the hosts.
Recorded Jan. 8, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Dr. Adam English, chair of Christian Studies and professor of Christian theology and philosophy
Hosts: Leah Jarvis and Rod Hipwell
Produced by: Leah Jarvis, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin
Music: Oort Patrol, Johnny Mathis and My Quiet Year
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Host Leah Jarvis and guest host Rod Hipwell converse with Christian Studies professor and resident Christmas expert Dr. Adam English about his research into Saint Nicholas of Myra and how he landed a gig teaching an honors class focused on Santa Claus. Rod shares some of his favorite Christmas traditions and Leah shares a story about her dad spotting reindeer in the sky.
Recorded Dec. 4, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman. Special thanks to guest host Rod Hipwell for providing outro music for this episode.
Guest: Ashley Stephenson ('06), owner of Story Photographers
Hosts: Billy Liggett andLeah Jarvis Produced by: Leah Jarvis, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Hosts Billy Liggett and Leah Jarvis converse with alumna Ashley Stephenson about her business, Story Photographers, and the wedding photography industry in general. Leah shares memories from her honeymoon this month in Hawaii, and Billy shares some of the nation's best Finals Week traditions.
Recorded Nov. 28, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Dr. Nancy Duffy, Director of the Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Host Billy Liggett and guest host Dr. Michelle Perez talk to Dr. Nancy Duffy about Campbell's new School of Nursing and the nursing profession and jump into other topics such as near-death experiences. The hosts also share Thanksgiving traditions, new and old.
Recorded Nov. 13, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Halee Simpson, first-year PharmD student and first-generation college student
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Dr. Michelle Perez Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Host Billy Liggett and guest host Dr. Michelle Perez discuss the challenges and wonders of being a first-generation college student with first-year PharmD student Halee Simpson of Fayetteville.
Recorded Nov. 6, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Dr. Sal Mercogliano, associate professor of history
Hosts: Leah Whitt and Billy Liggett Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Two-time Campbell Professor of the Year Sal Mercogliano talks a little maritime history and what it's like turning 50 with Rhymes With Orange. Host Leah Whitt talks about her last week of single life before her wedding this weekend.
Recorded Oct. 31, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Jeff Smith, Military and Veterans Affairs Director for UNC-TV
Hosts: Leah Whitt and Billy Liggett Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Former Campbell baseball phenom Jeff Smith shares his Campbell experience and the work he's doing with veterans in the Triad for UNC-TV, including working with Vietnam veterans to share their stories around the release of the new PBS, Ken Burns documentary on the Vietnam War. Billy convinces Campbell fans to root for the Houston Astros in the World Series.
Recorded Oct. 23, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guests: Dr. C. Dwayne Wilson, Campbell University Bands
Hosts: Leah Whitt and Billy Liggett Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Campbell University Associate Professor of Music Dr. C. Dwayne Wilson talks about the University's growing music program — which has grown from 25 students to more than 160 in 10 years — and the addition of a marching band in 2018. Host Leah Whitt shares her "Why I Chose Campbell" experience.
Recorded Oct. 17, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guests: Rachel Davis and Austen Brennan, editors of The Campbell Times
Hosts: Leah Whitt and Billy Liggett Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Campbell Times Editors-in-Chief Austen Brennan and Rachel Davis talk about running a campus newspaper, how they take criticism for the pieces they write and the state of journalism today. Host Billy Liggett shares his "How I Got to Campbell" story and his own career in journalism.
Recorded Oct. 9, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Dr. Lynn Albers
Hosts: Leah Whitt and Billy Liggett Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Lynn Albers, assistant professor of engineering, talks STEM education, the importance of hands-on learning and her experience teaching local high schoolers the art of robotics. Hosts Billy and Leah fawn over fall and all the glorious things the season brings (including Homecoming).
Recorded Oct. 3, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Trae Bremer
Hosts: Leah Whitt and Billy Liggett Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol
Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Trae Bremer talks about how injuries derailed his basketball career at Campbell, but led him to find a new purpose and a higher calling in Campbell's Divinity program. Host Billy Liggett talks about The Beatles and a Campbell writer from 50 years ago who wrote about the music scene in the late 60s.
Recorded Sept. 25, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Dr. Michelle Perez
Hosts: Leah Whitt and Billy Liggett Produced by: Leah Whitt, Billy Liggett and Sarah Hardin Music: Oort Patrol Rhymes With Orange is a product of the Office of Communications and Marketing at Campbell University.
Topics: Student life at Campbell University — the first-year experience and keys to student retention. Leah's Study Abroad experience
Recorded Sept. 18, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.
Guest: Rod Hipwell
Hosts: Billy Liggett and Leah Whitt Producers: Billy Liggett, Leah Whitt and Sarah Hardin Music: "Another Tailored Suit" and "The Theme from Star Track" (yes, "track"), by Oort Patrol Recorded Sept. 11, 2017, using space and equipment provided by the College of Arts & Sciences Communication Studies program (broadcasting department) and professor Brian Bowman.