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The National University Podcast
The National University podcast offers a holistic approach to student support, well-being, and success called, "The Whole Human Education." We put passion into practice by offering accessible, achievable higher education to lifelong learners.
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Jun 9, 2026
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Episodes
Elevating Student Success: Inside the Academic Success Center 09.06.2026 38:16
In this episode, Dr. Meg Roberts from the National University Academic Success Center shares insights on supporting students through personalized coaching, group sessions, and innovative programs like the ASC Writing Nests. Discover how these resources foster student success, build community, and address common challenges such as perfectionism and workload management.
Health Psychology: Diving into the Mind-Body Connection 12.05.2026 29:48
Explore the fascinating field of health psychology with Dr. Sherry Rieder, covering the mind-body connection, chronic illness management, and the impact of lifestyle on health. Discover how this evolving discipline integrates psychological and biological factors to improve health outcomes.
Decoding Copyright Law: Protecting Your Creative Works 14.04.2026 28:48
Explore the essentials of copyright law, its history, and its importance in the digital age with expert Dr. Robert Diotalevi. Learn about copyright rights, infringement, fair use, and how to protect your creative works.
Empowering Education: Journeys in Leadership and Literacy 10.03.2026 57:53
Discover the transformative power of education and leadership as you join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Gary Walker-Roberts and Dr. Gigi Darko. Our journey begins with the compelling mentor-mentee relationship forged at National University, where Dr. Gary, an assistant professor, has passionately guided Dr. Gigi toward her doctoral success. Dr. Gigi, a dynamic principal from Brooklyn,...
Navigating Small Business Structures: LLCs vs. Sole Proprietorships 10.02.2026 24:26
In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Dr. Kentaya Beeler discuss the critical decision-making process for entrepreneurs when choosing between a sole proprietorship and a limited liability company (LLC). They explore the definitions, benefits, and drawbacks of each structure, emphasizing the importance of asset protection, tax implications, costs, and the impact on b...
Unlocking Athletic Potential: Overcoming Cognitive Distortions 13.01.2026 1:11:06
Dr. Michael Gerson, a distinguished figure in sports psychology, unveils the secrets of unlocking athletic potential through mastering the mind. With experience that spans elite teams like the Seattle Mariners and the US Army Special Forces, Dr. Gerson guides us through the subtle yet powerful cognitive distortions that impede performance, likening them to pebbles in a shoe that disrupt the path t...
Small Business, Small Budget? How to Make it Work for You 16.12.2025 47:33
In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King discusses marketing trends for small businesses on a budget with experts Dr. Hatem Bata and Dr. Kay Zhang. They explore the importance of authenticity, connection, and strategic prioritization in marketing efforts. The conversation covers common mistakes made by small businesses, the significance of setting clear objectives, and the...
Keys to Motivation: Insights from Sports and Education Psychology 11.11.2025 1:07:29
In this episode of the National University Podcast, hosts Kimberly King, Dr. Grayson Kimball, and Dr. Joel Gooden delve into the multifaceted concept of motivation, exploring its definitions, implications in sports and education, and the differences between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. They discuss the future of educational psychology, the impact of social media on the motivations of the ne...
Becoming a Lawyer: Legal Careers Beyond the Courtroom 14.10.2025 40:17
In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Nicole Mills discuss the evolving landscape of legal professions, the pathways to becoming a lawyer, and the various roles lawyers can play in society. They explore the differences between litigation and corporate law, the importance of public service and pro bono work, and the critical role lawyers have in the judicial system....
Unlocking Potential: How Therapy Fuels Personal Growth 16.09.2025 39:59
In this enlightening episode, we delve into the transformative power of therapy and its pivotal role in personal growth. Join us as we explore real-life stories and expert insights that reveal how therapy can unlock potential, foster resilience, and guide individuals on a journey of self-discovery and healing. Whether you're considering therapy or simply curious about its impact, this episode offe...
From Classroom to Community: Why Science Literacy Matters 12.08.2025 26:16
In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King speaks with Dr. Ana Maria Barral about the importance of scientific literacy and its implications for education and public health. They discuss innovative approaches to science education, the challenges posed by AI in student work, and the complexities of scientific research in the public health sphere. The conversation also touches...
Level Up Your Life: Gamification as a Growth Mindset 15.07.2025 30:52
In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Dr. Brian Arnold discuss the concept of gamification and its application in education. They explore how gamification can enhance student engagement, learning outcomes, and the importance of immediate feedback. Dr. Arnold emphasizes the need for educators to understand diverse player preferences and the potential of gamification...
Trailblazing Cybersecurity and Electrical Engineering Programs 17.06.2025 24:29
This podcast episode explores the distinctions between computer science, computer engineering, and cybersecurity degrees, featuring insights from experts at National University. The discussion covers the educational paths, skills required, career opportunities, and the impact of artificial intelligence in these fields. The guests emphasize the importance of hands-on experience, problem-solving ski...
Building Trust and Effective Communication in Crisis Management 10.06.2025 25:38
In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Dr. Irma Diaz-Martin discuss the critical role of trust and communication in crisis management. They explore how transparency, empathy, and community engagement are essential for effective crisis response. The conversation highlights the importance of leveraging social media and digital tools while also considering the unique ne...
Finding Balance and Joy: The Neuroscience of Happiness 03.06.2025 38:27
In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Dr. Aurelia Bickler explore the science of happiness, discussing the neuroscience behind it, the impact of mindfulness, and practical strategies for enhancing well-being. They delve into the balance between genetics and learned behaviors in achieving happiness, the importance of small daily habits, and the effects of social medi...
The Long Haul: Decoding the Science and Impact of Long COVID 20.05.2025 45:41
This episode of the National University Podcast delves into the complexities of long COVID, a condition affecting millions worldwide. Dr. Huda Makhluf discusses the various symptoms, biological mechanisms, and organ systems impacted by long COVID. The conversation also explores the prevalence of long COVID in children, the role of AI in diagnostics, and the importance of nutrition in managing symp...
Breaking Into Higher Ed: Leadership, Degrees & Transferable Skills 13.05.2025 26:39
In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King discusses the pathways into higher education with Dr. Joseph Marron. They explore the importance of understanding one's motivations for entering the field, the various degree requirements, and the wide range of job opportunities available. Dr. Marron emphasizes the significance of transferable skills and networking through professio...
Revolutionizing HR: Transforming Talent Management with AI 06.05.2025 29:48
This podcast episode explores the impact of AI on human resources, discussing how AI is transforming HR processes, the misconceptions surrounding AI, and the ethical considerations that come with its implementation. Dr. Chris Agada shares insights on how AI can enhance talent acquisition, improve hiring decisions, and support employee engagement and retention. The conversation emphasizes the impor...
Compassionate Classrooms: Understanding Trauma in Children 15.04.2025 40:05
This conversation delves into the understanding of trauma in children, particularly focusing on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their impact on learning and behavior. Sheila Ebbrecht and Dr. Vicki Abbinante share insights on how trauma affects students, the importance of creating trauma-sensitive environments in schools, and the role of educators and administrators in supporting students'...
Cryptocurrency Unveiled: Origins, Myths, and the Future of Finance 08.04.2025 55:41
In this episode, Kimberly King and Dr. Paul Markham delve into the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, discussing its origins, the differences between fiat and digital currencies, and the implications of blockchain technology. They explore the value of cryptocurrencies, the challenges they face, and the potential future of decentralized finance. The conversation highlights the importance of unde...
How AI is Shaping the Future of Paralegals 01.04.2025 1:02:56
Join us for an engaging exploration into the transformative role of AI in the legal field, specifically focusing on how it is reshaping the responsibilities of paralegals. We are joined by esteemed guests Joseph Vallette, Nancy Golden, and Brian Hance from National University, who share their expertise on integrating AI into the paralegal studies curriculum. Discover how AI is influencing the way...
Self-Care for Therapists: Strategies for a Fulfilling Career 18.03.2025 39:36
Dr. Susan Williams, a distinguished psychologist with over three decades of experience, joins us to unpack the essential subject of self-care for therapists. Her profound journey into psychology is rooted in a lifelong dedication to service and education, offering a unique lens on the emotional complexities therapists navigate. In our conversation, we address the critical balance between prioritiz...
Navigating Talent Management in the Modern Workforce 11.03.2025 25:50
Dr. Sheila Hunt, an esteemed leader and educator at National University, joins us for an enlightening conversation about the intricacies of talent acquisition and retention in today's dynamic workforce. Drawing from her recent mission trip to Kenya, Dr. Hunt shares vivid analogies that blend the thrill of a safari with the challenges and rewards of aligning employee demographics with diverse custo...
Discipline to Degree: Translating Military Skills to Academic Success 04.03.2025 31:47
Dr. Quincey Daniels Jr., a former US Army major now serving as a dissertation chair at National University, shares his inspiring journey from military service to the world of education. With a family history steeped in military tradition, Dr. Daniels discusses the drive that led him to enlist and how it shaped his educational philosophy. As he navigates his career transition, he emphasizes the dis...
Trade Tensions: Unraveling the World of Tariffs 18.02.2025 44:10
Dr. Brian Simpson, Chair of the Department of Accounting, Finance, and Economics at National University, joins us for a nuanced discussion on the complexities of tariffs and their economic ripple effects. We unravel the dual nature of tariffs as both beneficial and detrimental, exploring how they can stimulate domestic purchases and bolster government revenue while simultaneously undercutting cons...
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