TCU Alumni Podcast Network

TCU Provost Nowell Donovan reflects on his 33-year career at TCU before retiring in his current role at the end of this academic year.

Paul Corliss, '97, talks about his winding career path from journalist to public relations professional to chief communications officer at the University of North Texas system. He also discusses his tribute band to the Grateful Dead.

Julie Harrison Harney, '12, talks about her career path since graduating, taking her to multiple stops in New York City, and where she currently is as the Director of Digital for the Jimmy Fallon Show.

Former TCU men's basketball player and current NBA player for the New Orleans Pelicans, Kenrich Williams, '18, catches up to talk about his transition to the NBA and his memories of his time at TCU.

Barry Phillips, '72, tells us about his two emmys as art director of the famous PBS show "Wishbone". He also talks about his experience as head judge of the 2005 Miss America contest and how his family lineage traces back to Sam Houston.

Gordon England, 75, talks about how he received his MBA from TCU and went on to become Vice President of General Dynamics, later Lockheed Martin, along with his near-decade of public service as Secretary of the Navy and Deputy Secretary of Defense.

In this episode, renowned New York Times Best Selling author Sandra Brown joins us to discuss her time at TCU, her life as an author, and ways she gives back to the TCU community today.

In this episode of the Frog For Life Podcast, Chris Kaylakie, '2000, talks about his experience as a kicker on the TCU football team, graduating with a degree in finance and his current career as a pilot.

Ron Diamond, '87, talks about his experience as a performer over the last 38 years as a magician, hypnotist and dancer along with his involvement with the John Maxwell leadership team.

In this episode of the Frog For Life Podcast, Annie Cummins, '12 shares her lifelong connection to TCU, as well as how she is still serving her alma mater after graduation.

In this episode, Jake Thompson, '06, talks about the journey his life has taken from an aspiring sports agent, to a consultant and public speaker/life coach. Learn about him and his company Compete Every Day.

In this episode of the Frog for Life Podcast, Janee Hill, '95, talks about her life as a motivational speaker as well as her TV work which has had her be a part of notable productions such as Good Morning America and the Young and the Restless.

Rev. Angela Kafuman, TCU's minister to the University since 2004 tells about her time as a student at TCU, moving to Chicago and coming back for the last 14 years in her current role.

In this episode of the Frog For Life Podcast, Chancellor Boschini talks about his time at TCU since 2003 as well as what is currently happening on campus and plans in the future.

Tim Halperin, '10, tells about his career in the music industry, the roots of how he got started at TCU, his whirlwind journey on American Idol and his current life in Nashville.

Carson the youngest graduate in TCU history at the age of 14 in 2017 and his brother, current sophomore Cannan Huey-You talk about their experiences coming to TCU at a young age, and their opportunity to be on the show Mythbusters Jr.

Dan Jenkins, '53, shares stories about his career as a writer at Sports Illustrated and Golf Digest as well as his new book, "Sports: Makes you Type Faster."

Elizabeth Barlow, 102, one of 50 living TCU alumni over the age of 100, talks about her life at TCU and the memories she's had over the last century.

Sam Hong '11, describes his journey as a young student who graduated at the age of 16 in piano performance and how he still performs internationally today.