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The World of Higher EducationThe Annual Kelchen Review: The Top 10 U.S. Higher Ed Stories in 2025In the final episode of 2025, host Alex Usher welcomes Robert Kelchen, a recurring favorite guest, to discuss the top 10 issues in American higher education over the past year. They cover a wide array of topics such as state funding for public higher education, efforts to dismantle the US Department of Education, rising athletic spending, DEI and admissions, the impact of artificial intelligence, international student enrollment trends, state-level DEI policies, and the challenges faced by university leadership. Additionally, they delve into the One Beautiful Bill Act and the Trump administration's higher education compact. Don't miss this comprehensive look into the...
2025-12-1123 min
The Alex McFarland ShowEpisode 191-The Foretelling of Christ's BirthChristmas is one of the most significant times of the year due to the birth of Jesus Christ. On this week's episode of the Alex McFarland Show, Alex elaborates on the prophesied birth of Christ. Listen as Alex shares more about Jesus as the devoted redeemer of all nations and several key aspects of His birth, death, and resurrection.Key Points:The Messiah’s arrival was promised long before BethlehemThere was a promise that the Messiah would be both human and divineThis Messiah would come to...
2025-12-0930 minThe World of Higher EducationMonsters in the System: Alex Usher on the Forces Transforming Higher EdJoin Tiffany MacLennan on the World of Higher Education Podcast as she interviews Alex Usher, President and CEO of Higher Education Strategy Associates, about their comprehensive report: The World of Higher Education — Year in Review 2025. This episode delves into the major global forces affecting higher education, including politics, demography, technology, and policy neglect. Understand the impacts of U.S. political upheavals, demographic declines, and rising private education in Western Europe. Learn which countries are emerging as bright spots and the fault lines to watch for in 2026.👉 Episode Links:Read the free report: The World of Higher Educa...
2025-12-0424 minThe World of Higher EducationFunding, Free Riding, and the Future of Canadian ScienceJoin Alex Usher in the latest episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast as he talks with Rob Annan, President and CEO of Genome Canada. They explore the intertwined relationship of science and economic progress, the role of government in science funding, and the shift toward a more utilitarian approach to research funding. The discussion covers the current state of science, the impact of policy on scientific research, and the broader implications on public policy. They also delve into the Canadian context, discussing the nation's unique research system and its future direction.👉 Episode Links:Genome Can...
2025-11-2726 minThe World of Higher EducationInside the Global Private Higher Education Sector with Dan LevyIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher delves into the complex world of private higher education with Dan Levy, a distinguished professor at SUNY Albany and director of the program for Research in Private Higher Education. They explore the significant variations in private higher education across the globe, the different types of private institutions, and the evolving patterns in various regions. Levy, author of 'A World of Private Higher Education,' shares insights from his latest book, discussing the identity-based, elite/semi-elite, and demand-absorbing categories of private higher education. They also address current...
2025-11-1324 minThe World of Higher EducationDoes England’s Newest Higher Education White Paper Actually Change Anything?Join Alex Usher and Debbie McVitty, editor at Wonkhe, as they discuss the recent white paper on post-16 education released by the Labor Party in the UK. The episode delves into the current state of higher education, the financial challenges universities face, and the muted response to the proposed reforms. McVitty outlines the sector's strengths and weaknesses, the political tensions around university funding, and the potential impact of the white paper's proposals on the future of English higher education. Don't miss this detailed analysis of what lies ahead for UK universities.👉 Episode Links:Post-16 Education and Ski...
2025-11-0623 minThe World of Higher EducationInside the Gaokao: China’s Defining Test with Ruixue JiaIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher is joined by Dr. Ruixue Jia, a professor of economics at UC San Diego and co-author of 'The Highest Exam: How The Gaokao Shapes China.' They discuss the historical and contemporary significance of the Gaokao, China's university entrance exam, and its profound impact on Chinese society. Topics include the exam's origins in the Tang Dynasty, how it influences social mobility, and its role in governance. They also compare the Chinese and American systems of university admissions and explore the future of the Gaokao given China's...
2025-10-3025 minThe World of Higher EducationAccess and Aftermath: What Racial Quotas Changed in Brazil’s Universities with Luiz Augusto CamposJoin Alex Usher and Luiz Augusto Campos on 'The World of Higher Education Podcast' as they delve into Brazil's journey from its history of slavery to addressing racial inequality through fixed numerical admissions quotas in higher education. Discover how these policies have transformed Brazil's public universities, making them more inclusive, and the ongoing challenges and future prospects for affirmative action in Brazil's academic landscape.👉 Episode Links:Book: "O impacto das cotas: Duas decadasde acao affirmativano Ensino superior brasileiro"
2025-10-1622 minThe World of Higher EducationCapitalizing on College: Mission, Money, and Survival in Higher Ed with Joshua Travis BrownIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher delves into the intricate economics of higher education with guest Joshua Travis Brown from Johns Hopkins University. They discuss Brown's new book, 'Capitalizing on College,' which examines how private religious institutions navigate rising costs through various financial strategies. From traditional approaches to innovative entrepreneurial models, Brown provides a detailed analysis of how these institutions strive to remain sustainable. They explore four primary strategies: Traditional, Pioneer, Network, and Accelerated, and discuss their implications and challenges. Tune in to gain valuable insights on the financial dynamics shaping...
2025-10-0926 minThe World of Higher EducationUndoing Bologna: Russia’s Conservative Turn in Higher Education with Dmitry DubrovskyIn this episode of The World of Higher Education Podcast with Alex Usher, the discussion focuses on the vast reconfiguration of Russian academic life following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. Scholar Dmitry Dubrovsky of Charles University shares insights into the slow-motion collapse of Russian higher education, tracing the changes from the dawn of the Putin era in 2000 to the present. Topics include the ideological control from the Kremlin, the international reforms of the Medvedev era, the conservative shift post-2012, the brain drain of faculty, and the recent shift away from the Bologna Process. Future prospects for Russian academia in...
2025-10-0223 minThe World of Higher EducationThe Widening Gap: Income, College, and Opportunity with Zachary BleemerIn this episode of The World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher talks with Zachary Bleemer, Assistant Professor of Economics at Princeton University, about his recent paper co-authored with Sarah Quincy. Their research titled 'Changes in the College Mobility Pipeline Since 1900' reveals that higher education's role as a social elevator ceased to function nearly 80 years ago. The conversation digs into methodological aspects, data sources, and the dramatic shift observed post-1960. Together they explore why lower-income students are no longer receiving the same wage benefits from higher education as their wealthier peers, and discuss the policy implications of...
2025-09-2525 minThe World of Higher EducationCrisis or Reform? Higher Education in Milei’s Argentina with Marcelo RabossiIn this episode of The World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher discusses the changes in Argentina's higher education system under President Javier Milei's administration with Marcelo Rabossi from Universidad Torcuato Di Tella. The conversation covers Milei's aggressive measures to reduce government spending, the subsequent impact on public universities, and the growing opposition to these policies. The episode also delves into the specifics of budget cuts, their effects on faculty and infrastructure, and the potential future of higher education in Argentina as political tensions rise. Join us for an in-depth look at how these economic policies are shaping...
2025-09-1822 minThe World of Higher EducationHigher Ed at the Ballot Box: Australia’s Election and the Accord with Andrew NortonIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, Alex Usher welcomes back Andrew Norton to discuss developments since the drop of the Universities Accord report. They explore changes in student and institutional funding, the introduction of new regulations and a national student ombudsman, and challenges faced by universities due to increasing costs and financial strain. They also delve into the effects of international student caps on housing and rental prices, as well as the impact of wage theft allegations and vice chancellors' high salaries on the social license of universities. Lastly, the discussion touches on the Australian...
2025-09-1122 minThe World of Higher EducationFrom Funding Formulas to AI: Pedro Teixeira on Higher Education’s Next ChallengesIn this episode, Alex Usher speaks with Pedro Teixeira—higher education scholar at the University of Porto and former Portuguese Secretary of State for Higher Education—about reforming university funding, navigating demographic pressures, and preparing for the impact of AI on the future of learning and work.
2025-09-0425 min
Live From MarsJustin Bieber’s "SWAG" Is a Vibe, But Is It Any Good? (w/ Nick Palmai)This week on Live From Mars, Alex is joined by returning guest Nick Palmai to unpack Justin Bieber’s surprise new album SWAG. From the rollout and first impressions to the features, lyrical content (or lack of it), and how this record fits into Bieber’s larger discography, they dive into everything. The album is cohesive, moody, and full of bold choices... some of which work, and some that definitely don’t.Alex and Nick debate whether SWAG is a Journals spiritual sequel, a SZA-inspired vibe album, or just a chaotic mixtape in disguise. They also get in...
2025-07-1442 min
The World of Higher EducationThe Year the Money Ran Out: Global Higher Ed ReviewIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, co-producer, Tiffany MacLennan is our host and Alex Usher takes a turn in the question seat. Together, they review the most significant global higher education stories of the year, discussing topics such as the impacts of Trump's policies on international education, massification, the role of private higher education, and the financial challenges faced by universities worldwide. The conversation highlights examples from various countries, including Ireland, Uzbekistan, Dubai, Nigeria, Egypt, and more, while also examining the potential effects of funding cuts to American science on global research.👉 Episode Lin...
2025-06-1224 min
The World of Higher EducationCut, Coerce, Control: What Trump Is Doing to U.S. UniversitiesIn this episode of The World of Higher Education Podcast, Alex Usher discusses the Trump administration's unprecedented actions against science and universities. Billions of dollars in funding from the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health have been stripped, international students are facing deportation, and low-income students are seeing cuts to loans and grants. Brendan Cantwell from Michigan State University returns to analyze these strategies and tactics, drawing on insights from the controversial Project 2025. They explore the administration's coercive measures, the sector's response, and the potential future of higher education under these policies. Please note, t...
2025-06-0528 min
The World of Higher EducationOpening January 2026: Inside One of the Biggest University Mergers in AustraliaIn this episode of The World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher discusses the historic merger of two major Australian universities—the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia—set to be completed by January 2026. This merger will form Adelaide University, which will be one of the largest academic institutions in the country. Alex interviews David Lloyd, Vice Chancellor and President of the University of South Australia, and Co-Vice Chancellor of Adelaide University, who shares insights about the motivations, strategic planning, and potential impacts of this significant merger. David also elaborates on the potential benefits, challenges in m...
2025-05-2931 min
The World of Higher EducationIncremental Change or System Overhaul? An Update on Higher Ed Reform in NZ with Roger SmythJoin Alex Usher in the latest episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast as he discusses the hyperactive state of New Zealand's higher education policy with Roger Smyth, a former senior New Zealand public servant, now a consultant. The episode delves into the recent activities of the University Advisory Group, government decisions affecting institutional frameworks, the controversial halt in humanities and social sciences research funding, the financial challenges faced by universities, and the merger of polytechnics into one national institution. Roger provides insightful updates on the progress and impacts of these changes, shedding light on the broader implications...
2025-05-2226 min
The World of Higher EducationBetween Excellence and Relevance: The Regional University DilemmaIn this episode of The World of Higher Education Podcast, Alex Usher is joined by Dr. Romulo Pinheiro, a professor at the University of Agder, Norway. They discuss the evolving role of universities in regional economic development, particularly in peripheral areas. Dr. Pinheiro shares insights on the challenges and strategies for universities in less densely populated regions, their global and local ambitions, and the vital role of trust. They also explore the balance between global excellence and regional relevance, the effect of institutional and disciplinary structures, and the importance of autonomy and diversity in ensuring institutional resilience. Tune in...
2025-05-1527 min
The World of Higher EducationBanking on Human Capital: How RBC Sees the Future of Talent, Innovation, and the Role of Post-Secondary InstitutionsJoin Alex Usher on the World of Higher Education Podcast as he delves into the future of Canadian higher education amidst economic shifts with guest John Stackhouse, Senior Vice President at the Royal Bank of Canada. The discussion focuses on the necessity for post-secondary education reform, the vital role of human capital, and how universities can better align with evolving labor market needs. Learn about the complexities facing the sector, from outdated budget models to the integration of research and development, and the imperative steps needed to create a more resilient and innovative higher education system in Canada.
2025-05-0826 min
The World of Higher EducationLean, Global, and Tuition-Free: The University of the People ModelJoin host Alex Usher in the World of Higher Education Podcast as he interviews Shai Reshef, Founder and President of University of the People. Discover how this online institution serves 150,000 students across 209 countries with a tuition-free model. Learn the economics behind running a mega online university, the role of technology and volunteers, and how they achieve quality education at a fraction of the cost of traditional universities. Listen in as Reshef shares insights about their unique admission process, accreditation challenges, and the future of higher education.👉 Episode Links: University of the PeoplePlease note, the...
2025-05-0125 min
The World of Higher EducationOverskilled and Underused? What PIAAC Reveals About the Canadian WorkforceIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher delves into a discussion about the Program for International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) with guest Noel Baldwin, Executive Director of Canada's Future Skills Centre. Baldwin explains the scope and purpose of PIAAC, compares it to PISA, and delves into its implications on policies, particularly how governments utilize the data. Key topics include global declines in adult literacy, factors affecting these trends, the use of skills data in Canada, and the future of PIAAC. The episode also touches on the potential impact on workforce skills, literacy...
2025-04-2424 min
The World of Higher EducationInnovation Without Borders: Galileo’s Networked Approach to Better Higher Education SystemIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher talks with Nicolas Badré, Chief Operating Officer of Galileo Global Education, about the rise of private higher education in Europe. They explore the unique business model of Galileo Global Education, its rapid expansion, and its innovative approaches, including leveraging AI for content creation, student experience, and operational efficiency. They also discuss Galileo's new initiative, Copernia, and its master's program focused on innovation and technology in education. Learn how private institutions are adapting to new educational demands.👉 Episode Links: Galileo Global Educa...
2025-04-1725 min
The World of Higher Education“Anything Can Be Done With Anything”: Innovative Universities with Dara MelnykIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher delves into the nuances of innovation in universities with guest Dara Melnyk. They discuss the catalysts for innovation in higher education, the required structure and leadership for sustaining innovation, and the global differences in institutional approaches. Dara shares insights from the Innovative University's Global Webinar series, highlighting practical and impractical motivations behind institutional innovation, criteria for selecting innovative cases, and the impact of external and internal challenges. 👉 Episode Links: Innovative Universities Webinar: https://constructor.university/innovative-universities-global-webinar-series World of Higher Education Podcas...
2025-04-0323 min
The World of Higher EducationFrom Soviet Influence to Market Economy: Mongolia’s Higher Education JourneyIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher interviews Dendev Badarch, a professor at the Mongolian University of Science and Technology, about the evolution and current state of higher education in Mongolia. They discuss the historical Soviet influence, the impact of Mongolia's transition to a market economy, the rise of private colleges, and recent legislative changes aimed at university autonomy. Badarch also outlines the challenges and opportunities facing Mongolian higher education, including funding issues, the need for stronger research culture, and the potential for international collaboration and digital technologies.👉 Episode Links:I...
2025-03-2021 min
The World of Higher EducationConnecting Universities in a Divided World: International Association of Universities’ MissionJoin Alex Usher in this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast where he chats with Hilligje van 't Land, Secretary General of the International Association of Universities (IAU). They delve into the evolution and role of IAU, challenges of global higher education, and how universities from diverse backgrounds can work together towards common goals. 👉 Episode Links:IAU Webinar Series on the Future of Higher EducationPlease note, the views and opinions expressed in each episode are those of the individual contributors, and do not necessarily reflect those of the podcast host and team, or o...
2025-03-1326 min
The World of Higher EducationWhy Boycott? Maya Wind on the Case Against Israeli UniversitiesIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher engages with Maya Wind, postdoctoral scholar at UC Riverside, to discuss her book 'Towers of Ivory and Steel: How Israeli Universities Deny Palestinian Freedom.' Maya Wind discusses the rationale behind the academic boycott of Israeli institutions, the ethical debate surrounding academic involvement in state policies, and the implications of institutional complicity in systemic oppression. 👉 Episode Links:Towers of Ivory and Steel: How Israeli Universities Deny Palestinian FreedomStudiosityPlease note, the views and opinions expressed in each...
2025-03-0629 minThe World of Higher EducationStudents on the Frontlines: The Ongoing Protests in Serbia with Jim DickinsonIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher is joined by Jim Dickinson, Associate Editor at Wonkhe, to discuss the significant role of student movements in Serbian political history. The conversation covers the origins and growth of the current protests, spurred by a tragic incident at a railway station, and their impact on anti-corruption efforts and political change in the country. The episode explores the differences between official student unions and more radical, unofficial student movements, highlighting their influences on national politics, and assesses the future success prospects of these movements. 👉 Episode Lin...
2025-02-2025 minThe World of Higher EducationData, Decisions, and Disruptions: Inside the World of University RankingsIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher is joined by Duncan Ross, former Chief Data Officer of Times Higher Education Rankings. Duncan shares his journey from the tech sector to leading university rankings at THE in 2015. He discusses the initial challenges of unifying ranking data, expanding the geographic diversity of rankings, and dealing with methodological and ethical issues in university evaluations. Duncan also introduced the Times Impact Rankings, which assess universities based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and highlights how these rankings offer a new perspective on university excellence. 👉 Episode Link...
2025-02-1326 minThe World of Higher EducationThe Great Brain Race, 15 years later with Ben WildavskyJoin Alex Usher on the World of Higher Education podcast as he revisits 'The Great Brain Race' with author Ben Wildavsky. They explore the book's thesis on globalization in higher education, the trends of student and faculty mobility, and the phenomena of global university rankings and branch campuses. They also discuss the current status of the 'global war for talent' and the impact of global rankings and for-profit universities on education. Tune in for an engaging conversation on the progress and challenges in global higher education over the past 15 years.👉 Episode Links:Book: The Great Brain Rac...
2025-02-0628 minThe World of Higher EducationColombia's Higher Ed Utopia or Illusion? Insights with Javier BoteroIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher is joined by Javier Botero, a lead consultant at the World Bank and former Vice Minister of Higher Education in Colombia. They delve into the overlooked but significant developments in Colombia's higher education system under President Gustavo Petro. Topics include the implementation of free tuition, student assistance programs, challenges faced by private and state institutions, and specific cases such as the financial crisis and protests at the University of Antioquia. Javier provides insights into the financial constraints, political hurdles, and future prospects for higher education policies...
2025-01-3021 min
Weekly Dartscast#386: Adam Paxton, Graham Usher, Shaun Fox, PDC World Masters Preview Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the televised stages of the PDC World Masters! The boys kick off the show with a look ahead to the revamped tournament in Milton Keynes, discussing which of the key changes is their favourite, before picking out the confirmed last 32 ties they are most looking forward to. New PDC tour card holder Adam Paxton (15:42) calls in ahead of playing in his first tournament with a tour card at the World Masters this week. Adam chats about his time in the game so...
2025-01-301h 10
The Missing Middle with Mike Moffatt and Sabrina MaddeauxAlex Usher: How Canada is Paying for Ontario’s Higher Education DebacleAfter the federal government capped the number of international students it let into Canada many colleges and universities saw a drastic decrease in enrollment. As a result colleges are slashing programs while universities struggle to balance their books. Why is this happening and who is responsible? Alex Usher, a sector expert and higher education consultant, joins Mike Moffatt and Sabrina Maddeaux in this week’s episode of the Missing Middle podcast. They discuss the impact of international students on the housing crisis, the financial challenges faced by colleges and universities and the implications of recent policy changes particularly in...
2025-01-2921 minThe World of Higher EducationThe Governance of European Higher Education: Convergence or Divergence? with Michael ShattockIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher sits down with Michael Shattock to discuss the complexities of university governance across Europe. The discussion covers the fundamental differences between the British, French Napoleonic, and German Humboldtian models, and their practical impacts on the relationship between universities and the state. Michael Shattock provides insights from his book, 'The Governance of European Higher Education: Convergence or Divergence,' co-authored with Aniko Horvath and Jürgen Enders, highlighting the ongoing divergence in governance approaches despite pushes for convergence. The episode also delves into the role of students i...
2025-01-2324 minThe World of Higher EducationBeyond the Rhetoric: Mexico’s Higher Education Reality with Alma Maldonado MaldonadoIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher welcomes back Alma Maldonado, an education researcher at CINVESTAV, to discuss the state of higher education in Mexico. The conversation covers the transition from former president AMLO to the new president, Claudia Sheinbaum, and the impact of Morena's policies on universities. Topics include budget cuts, the controversial Benito Juarez universities, and the future of public and private higher education institutions in Mexico. Despite Sheinbaum's academic background and pro-science rhetoric, the outlook remains challenging for Mexican higher education.00:00 Introduction and Recap
2025-01-1623 minThe World of Higher EducationWhere Canada lies in Global Trends with Alex UsherIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, Alex Usher discusses global trends and challenges in higher education funding. He outlines systemic issues like slow economic growth, price volatility, and skepticism about the value of higher education, examining how these factors affect countries worldwide. The discussion includes specific insights into the Canadian higher education system, the impact of international students, and the trend towards vocational education. Tune in to understand how global pressures and local policies shape the higher education landscape.👉 Episode Links:3.1: Higher Education in a Polarized World with Simon Marginson: https://youtu.be...
2025-01-0922 minThe World of Higher EducationTop 10 U.S. Higher Ed Stories of 2024 with Robert KelchenJoin Alex Usher and Robert Kelchen as they discuss the top 10 higher education stories in the U.S. for 2024 in this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast. Topics include changes in big-time college athletics, college closures, international student trends, state funding dynamics, political realignment, accreditation issues, diversity, equity and inclusion policies, and the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court decisions on education policy. Don't miss this comprehensive analysis of significant shifts and challenges in American higher education.👉 Episode Links:Robert Kelchen’s website: https://robertkelchen.com/HESA’s AI-CADEMY: Canada Summit...
2024-12-1223 minThe World of Higher EducationSkilled for the Future: How China is Transforming Vocational Education with Gerard PostiglioneIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher explores China's vocational higher education system with Professor Gerard Postiglione from the University of Hong Kong. They discuss the origins of China's vocational education policy, recent successes, and the development of vocational universities. Tune in for insights on the transformation of Chinese tertiary education, its alignment with industry needs, and the broader implications for the global higher education landscape.👉 Episode Links:International experience in TVET-industry cooperation for China’s poorest province: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1080/14480220.2019.1629730?needAccess=true...
2024-12-0521 minThe World of Higher EducationFrom 36,000 to 12,000: Tracking the Decline in EU Students Post-Brexit with Paul WakelingIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, we delve into the consequences of Brexit on European students attending UK universities. Host Alex Usher is joined by Paul Wakeling, Professor of Education at the University of York, to discuss the shift in student mobility, financial implications, and broader impacts on UK higher education. They explore not only the dramatic drop in EU student enrolments, but also the shifts in institutional representation and potential strategies that universities might have considered. Join us to understand the ripple effects of this significant policy change.
2024-11-2823 minThe World of Higher EducationUnrest and Reform: Bangladesh’s Youth Movement and Higher Education with Sharowat ShaminIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, hosted by Alex Usher, we dive deep into the surprising student protests in Bangladesh that shook the government in the summer of last year. The catalyst was a controversial job quota system, but the movement quickly gained momentum against the increasingly authoritarian regime. Joining us to discuss is Sharowat Shaman, an academic at the University of Dhaka and the School for Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. Together, they explore the history of student political movements in Bangladesh, the intricacies of the country's labor market, and...
2024-11-2124 minThe World of Higher EducationThe Lost Potential of Institutional Research: Insights from 'Outsourcing Student Success'In this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher is joined by Joseph Wycoff, author of 'Outsourcing Student Success: The History of Institutional Research and the Future of Higher Education'. They dive into the unique and underappreciated field of institutional research within higher education institutions. Wycoff explores the origins, development, and deprofessionalization of institutional research, its struggle for recognition as a science, and its impact on higher education policy and management. The discussion also covers the tension between institutional researchers and academia, the comparison with the role of librarians, and the consequences of institutional research's...
2024-11-1423 minThe World of Higher EducationThe University Advisory Group: Reimagining New Zealand’s Higher Ed Future with Chris WhelanIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher speaks with Chris Whelan, Chief Executive of Universities New Zealand, about the country's new University Advisory Group. The discussion covers the challenges facing New Zealand's higher education system, including declining government funding and the impact of COVID-19 on student numbers. Whelan explains the purpose and scope of the advisory group and outlines the potential obstacles to implementing its recommendations. Tune in to understand the complexities of New Zealand's higher education landscape and the government's efforts to seek expert advice for its future.
2024-11-0722 minThe World of Higher EducationUtopian Universities: A Global History of the New Campuses of the 1960 with Dr. Miles TaylorIn this episode of 'The World of Higher Education' podcast, Alex Usher speaks with co-editor Miles Taylor about 'Utopian Universities: A Global History of the New Campuses of the 1960s.' They delve into the distinctive characteristics of universities founded during this period, the vision behind their creation, and why these institutions often ended up very different from their founders' original plans. They also discuss the lasting legacy of these 'utopian' campuses and the role of architecture and interdisciplinarity in shaping their identities. 👉 Episode Links:Book: https://www.bloomsbury.com/ca/utopian-universities-9781350138636/
2024-10-3123 minThe World of Higher EducationGlobal Mega-Science: Universities, Research Collaboration, and Knowledge Production with David BakerJoin host Alex Usher in this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast as he interviews Dr. David Baker, coauthor of 'Global Mega-Science: Universities, Research Collaborations, and Knowledge Production.' They delve into the historical transformation of universities into major scientific research hubs, covering the evolution from individual labs to global mega-science collaborations. The discussion touches on the rise of the university science model, the significant role universities play in producing research publications, the impact of research commercialization, and how educational access has facilitated this development. They also explore international cooperation despite political and economic challenges, and the...
2024-10-1724 minThe World of Higher EducationDutch Higher Education at a Crossroads with Marijk van der WendeIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, host Alex Usher discusses the dramatic changes in Dutch higher education funding with Marijk van der Wende, Distinguished Faculty Professor at Utrecht University. They explore the recent election of the Party for Freedom, PVV, and its impact on government priorities, including a significant cut in higher education funding. The dialogue touches upon the challenges faced by Dutch universities due to the decline in per-student funding and restrictions on international student intake. Van der Wende provides insights into Dutch government formation, the socio-political landscape, and the potential wider European implications...
2024-10-1028 minThe World of Higher EducationCenters for Teaching and Learning with Mary C. WrightThis episode, hosted by Alex Usher, features a discussion with Mary C. Wright from Brown University about Centers for Teaching and Learning (CTLs) in higher education. Wright, the author of a recent book on CTLs, shares insights from her research on the evolving aims and strategies of these centers across U.S. campuses. The conversation explores CTLs as change agents, advocating for inclusive learning environments despite structural challenges. Wright introduces the HITS framework, categorizing CTLs based on their change strategies—Hubs, Incubators, Temples, and Sieves—and discusses their role in policy implementation and leadership. 👉 Episode...
2024-10-0323 minThe World of Higher EducationWhat a Second Trump Presidency Could Mean for US Higher Education with Brendan CantwellIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher discusses the potential effects of a second Trump administration on U.S. higher education with Brendan Cantwell, a Michigan State University professor. The conversation delves into the federal government's role in higher education, potential changes to student financial aid and research funding, and the influence of the Supreme Court on educational policy. They also explore the challenges and risks higher education institutions may face under another Trump presidency and compare them to a possible Kamala Harris administration. Tune in for a comprehensive analysis of the political...
2024-09-1929 minThe World of Higher EducationRhetoric and Realities: The Evolution of UK Higher Education with Nick HillmanIn this episode of the World of Higher Education podcast, Alex Usher discusses the financial challenges facing higher education in the UK, focusing on England, with Nick Hillman, Director of the Higher Education Policy Institute in London. They explore the impact of the Conservative Party's 14-year rule, the policy directions of the new Labour government under Keir Starmer, and what this means for universities and students. The conversation highlights funding issues, strategies universities are employing to cope, and the potential future scenarios for the sector. Tune in to hear an in-depth analysis of higher education policy developments and the...
2024-09-1226 min
The World of Higher EducationHigher Education in a Polarized World with Simon MarginsonJoin host Alex Usher and guest Simon Marginson, Emeritus Professor of Higher Education at Oxford University, as they discuss the current state of global higher education in this inaugural episode of Season 3 of the World of Higher Education podcast. They explore which countries are thriving, the implications of geopolitical tensions, the evolving missions of universities worldwide, and the challenges faced by the higher education sector amidst growing populist attacks and state control. Discover Simon's views on the roles and influence of big American universities, China's educational advancements, and the critical balance between employability and academic freedom.
2024-09-0528 min
The Couch BrotatosBONUS - Fall of The House of Usher (with Cristy Phillips)While Alex is out of town working on some filming projects, Morrison joins up with Christy Phillips to talk about one of their new favorite shows; THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER!THE COUCH BROTATOS merch store is now LIVE with shirts, drinking glasses, hoodies and more! - https://somethinggoodnetwork.bigcartel.com/category/the-couch-brotatosListen to other shows on the SOMETHING GOOD NETWORK: https://linktr.ee/somethinggoodnetwork Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/Ge53Nu9
2024-06-201h 27
The Sentinel Report with Alex NewmanCost of Climate Craze: Net Zero Emissions Would Be $27 Trillion Per YearIn this episode of Alex Newman's Sentinel Report, Dr. Calvin Beisner, the president of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, joins the show to discuss the agenda behind climate change and the lengths the U.S. taxpayer would go through to meet the United Nations' net zero goals. Next up, Horjve Moric, the host of the Geopolitics & Empire podcast, steps into the program to discuss how the Deep State is most likely going to use war to usher in the new world order. Finally, Alex interviews Jay Jusino, fr...
2024-04-1258 min
EAIE Podcast83. Alex Usher & Jogvan Klein: Policy whiplash in Australia and CanadaAlthough the international student mobility sector has always been in flux, it feels as if change and disruption have been more acutely a part of our lives since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. ‘Policy rollercoasters’ have been apparent in a wide range of countries around the world, including the Netherlands, the UK, Canada, and Australia. A ‘whiplash effect’ brought on by changing policies has a huge effect on students, administrators, institutions and the sector as a whole. It also raises lots of questions, but who has the answers?In this episode of the EAIE podcast, we welcome...
2024-04-1033 min
The Alex Stone ShowAlex Stone and Mattea Miller: Igniting a Gen Z Conservative Revolution on CampusStep onto the vibrant battleground of academia as I, Alex Stone, engage in a riveting conversation with the unstoppable Mattea Miller, the spirited president of the Turning Point chapter at Missouri State University. Our discussion sweeps through Matea's Christian conservative roots, surging into her role at the vanguard of campus politics. Inspired by the offbeat political strategies of President Trump, we unravel the appeal of his anti-establishment crusade and dissect his presidency's struggles with healthcare and entrenched bipartisanship.Venture with us as we spotlight the emerging force of Generation Z in shaping the political landscape, emphasizing the...
2024-03-0522 minThe World of Higher Education2.19: Alex Usher on Canadian Higher EducationOur guest this week is Alex Usher, President and CEO of Higher Education Strategy Associates. Alex joins co-producer Tiffany MacLennan to talk about the Canadian Higher Education sector, higher education consulting, and his thoughts on the future of higher education.
2024-02-1528 min
Cat Daddy & The Pizza SquirrelFirst Episode of Cat Daddy and The Pizza Squirrel - Super Bowl Extravaganza!Comedians Tom Cassidy and Alex Pavone host Cat Daddy & The Pizza Squirrel, a sports radio comedy podcast that covers the world of sports, gambling, and beyond. New episodes every Friday Morning! In our first episode we discuss the Super Bowl, give our top 9 most attractive players from the Chiefs and 49ers, Taylor Swift, Usher's Halftime Show, we take a couple calls, Cat Daddy rants about referees and Pizza Squirrel gives his Pepperoni Pick of the Week. Please SUB to our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CatDaddyandthePizzaSquirrel If y...
2024-02-091h 01Cat Daddy & The Pizza SquirrelFirst Episode of Cat Daddy and The Pizza Squirrel - Super Bowl Extravaganza!Comedians Tom Cassidy and Alex Pavone host Cat Daddy & The Pizza Squirrel, a sports radio comedy podcast that covers the world of sports, gambling, and beyond. New episodes every Friday Morning! In our first episode we discuss the Super Bowl, give our top 9 most attractive players from the Chiefs and 49ers, Taylor Swift, Usher's Halftime Show, we take a couple calls, Cat Daddy rants about referees and Pizza Squirrel gives his Pepperoni Pick of the Week. Please SUB to our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CatDaddyandthePizzaSquirrel If y...
2024-02-091h 01
PolitiCoastForeign funding of a public college was a public great (ft Alex Usher)Ian speaks with Alex Usher about the current state of post-secondary education in Canada, with a focus on international students and the recent announcement of a cap on international student permits. They cover the number of international students in Canada, the financial challenges faced by post-secondary institutions, the power of the Minister of Immigration, private institutions and diploma mills, the student program as a workforce, changes in the post-graduate work program, the two-year cap on international student permits, the impact on the housing market, funding shortfalls in post-secondary education, and the provincial response and future actions.Takeaways
2024-01-2627 min
PR After Hours with Alex GreenwoodWhy Small Businesses Should Hire a PR Consultant in 2024Happy New Year!
Are you fired up? You should be.
As we usher in the ever-evolving landscape of 2024, small businesses find themselves at a pivotal juncture brimming with both opportunity and challenge. The digital age has leveled the playing field, granting unprecedented access to markets. However, it's also ratcheted up the competition.
Amidst this dynamic backdrop, the astute strategy for small businesses is to invest in a Public Relations (PR) consultant. Listen in as Alex explains the why on PR!
PR After Hours is one of the 15 Best Public R...
2024-01-1711 min
The Pop BreakTV Break: November 2023 - Loki S2's Shocks; The Fall of The House of Usher & Lessons in Chemistry Debut; Remembering Matthew PerryWelcome to TV Break, where Pop Break’s Podcasts Editor Alex Marcus is joined by editor-in-chief Bill Bodkin, and TV Columnist Josh Sarnecky to talk about the happenings in television.
Here’s the format of the show:
The Best Thing I Saw on TV Last Month – Alex, Bill, & Josh talk about a show/episode/event they liked from the last month including Disney Plus’s Loki S2, Netflix’s The Fall of the House of Usher & The Great British Baking Show, Prime Video’s Gen V, and Hulu’s Spy x Family S2.
News Break – A...
2023-10-301h 27
Giraffes Don't Eat Steak - for curious marketers who zig when others zag!Ep. 1 Chat GPT and AI in Marketing: Are We Heading Towards a Skynet Scenario?Welcome to Giraffes Don't Eat Steak, the podcast that delves into all things marketing and beyond. In this episode, hosts Erica and Alex, explore the fascinating topic of AI and its impact on the world of marketing. Inspired by a weekend of Terminator movie marathons, Erica ponders the question: Could AI and ChatGPT usher in the end of the world? Alex shares his perspective on embracing AI as a tool for increased productivity and efficiency, drawing parallels to the invention of the wheel. However, caution is urged as both hosts discuss the limitations and...
2023-10-1119 min
Skip Intro - voor al je tv-serie tipsThe Fall of the House of Usher, Lessons in Chemistry en een andere kijk op LokiThijs en Anke bespreken twee grote series die deze week gelanceerd worden: The Fall of the House of Usher en Lessons in Chemistry.
2023-10-111h 10The World of Higher Education2.1: Selective Schools and Holistic AdmissionsWe're back! Welcome back to the World of Higher Education, Season 2. In this episode, Alex Usher is joined by one of his favourite authors, Jeff Selingo, author of Who Gets in and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions. If you’re not American, listen hard to this podcast. Drink in all the weird details about the admissions process, and the amount of effort selective institutions put into identifying things which are not academic achievement but which are nevertheless similarly correlated to wealth and privilege. Have a listen.Book:Jeff Selingo, Who Gets in and Why: A Ye...
2023-09-0727 min
The ArenaThe return vs the departure of a cross country cycling journey ft. Dr. Alex DigiacomoI have just completed my 8000km solo cycling mission across Canada. I am raising funds, awareness, and inspiration for mental health as this campaign has touched thousands of lives. Alex (a doctor of psychology) is just 6 days out from starting her own cycling mission across Canada. Join Dr. Alex and I as we reflect, discuss, and share our mission (and personal journey) riding across Canada.
2023-07-2427 min
The Executive Appeal with Alex D. TrembleEp 95: Secrets Revealed: How Large Organizations Can Nurture and Empower Rising Leaders and Unready Organizations with Kwofe ColemanToday's guest expert shares insights on how large organizations can nurture and empower rising leaders and unready organizations.Kwofe Coleman is President & CEO of the Municipal Theatre Association of St. Louis (The Muny). After beginning his Muny career in 1998 as an usher, he has advanced through the administrative ranks at The Muny, including staff accountant, house manager, digital communications manager, director of marketing and communications, managing director, and became president of the nation’s oldest and largest outdoor musical theatre since 2021.As President & CEO, Kwofe leads the historic theatre into its 105th season of producing li...
2023-05-1744 minThe World of Higher Education1.11: Higher Education in IrelandJoin Alex Usher as he talks all things Irish higher education. Joining as expert guide to the terrain is guest, Ellen Hazelkorn, principal at BH Associates, a Higher Education consultancy in Ireland, a Professor Emerita at the Technological University of Dublin and one of the sharpest all-around minds in European higher education.Download PDF transcript
2023-04-2020 minThe World of Higher Education1.10: Autonomy ScorecardThis week’s guest is Enora Bennetot Pruvot, Deputy Director Governance, Funding & Public Policy Development at the European University Association. She joins Alex Usher from Brussels to talk about the EUA’s recently-released University Autonomy Scorecard, of which she was a co-author.Download PDF transcript
2023-04-1320 min
The Experience DesignersAlex Budak - Becoming a changemakerChange is often approached with toolkits, frameworks and curves, something that we try to break down into comprehensible pieces to control. Instead, we can choose a different route - seeing change as a mindset, a capability or a state of being. With Alex Budak we dive into the practices and skills we need to practice to live with and drive change in engaging and regenerative ways.
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2023-04-1148 minThe World of Higher Education1.5: Corruption in South African Higher EducationThis week, Alex Usher is joined by guest, Dr. Jonathan Jansen. Jansen is a professor of education at Stellenbosch University, and the President of the Academy of Science in South Africa. He joins Alex Usher to discuss his harrowing new book, Corrupted, a study in chronic dysfunction in South African universities.Download PDF transcript
2023-03-0922 minThe World of Higher Education1.3: The Year Ahead in American Higher EducationJoin host Alex Usher as he meets with Chris Marsicano, Assistant Professor of Educational Studies at Davidson College in North Carolina, to discuss what's ahead for Higher Education in the United States in 2023.Host: Alex Usher Guest: Chris MarsicanoProduced by: Tiffany MacLennan and Samantha PufekPDF Transcript
2023-02-1621 minThe World of Higher Education1.2: The Jacinda Ardern LegacyIn this episode, Alex Usher is joined by Dave Guerin, Chief Executive and Editor-in-Chief of Tertiary Insight, a higher education news service based in Wellington, New Zealand. The subject: the higher education record of recently resigned New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.Host: Alex Usher Guest: Dave GuerinProduced by: Tiffany MacLennan and Samantha PufekPDF Transcript
2023-02-0917 minThe World of Higher Education1.1: Australian Universities Accord with Andrew NortonIn this episode, Andrew Norton, Professor in the Practice of Higher Education at the Centre for Social Research and Methods at the Australian National University joins host Alex Usher to talk about the new Labour Government’s “Universities Accord”. Andrew has been a long-time observer of the higher education scene in Australia. For many years, he wrote the Mapping Higher Education in Australia, which was the inspiration for Higher Education Strategy Associates’ State of Post-Secondary Education in Canada.Host: Alex Usher Guest: Andrew NortonProduced by: Tiffany MacLennan and Samantha PufekPDF Transcript
2023-02-0118 min
Lessons in AdolescenceLessons with Alexandra Usher & Dr. Alexander Seeskin, Part 2This episode features a conversation with Alex Usher and Alex Seeskin from the University of Chicago. Alex Usher is Associate Director for Data Research at the University of Chicago’s To&Through Project and Senior Research Analyst for the UChicago Consortium on School Research. Alex Seeskin is Director of The To&Through Project, which is housed at the UChicago Urban Education Institute. UChicago’s Consortium on School Research and the To&Through Project have been at the forefront of research into data that can determine whether students in elementary, middle and high school are on-track for on-time graduation and succ...
2022-11-0924 minLessons in AdolescenceLessons with Alexandra Usher & Dr. Alexander Seeskin, Part 1This episode features a conversation with Alex Usher and Alex Seeskin from the University of Chicago. Alex Usher is Associate Director for Data Research at the University of Chicago’s To&Through Project and Senior Research Analyst for the UChicago Consortium on School Research. Alex Seeskin is Director of The To&Through Project, which is housed at the UChicago Urban Education Institute. UChicago’s Consortium on School Research and the To&Through Project have been at the forefront of research into data that can determine whether students in elementary, middle and high school are on-track for on-time graduation and succ...
2022-11-0122 min
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2022-09-101h 24
Animorphs AnonymousEmergency Transmission: QuestMaster the Guild of Granddaughters!
Join the Quest Master, Jenna and her trusty assistant, Little Alex as they usher a group of chosen ones through a series of quests to test their mettle and try their might!
This game was played on International Women's Day and raised money to benefit LGBTQ+ youth in need through The Trevor Project. If you want to donate you can do so throughout the entire month of March at tiny.cc/badasswomenofdnd
Thanks again to all the guests that joined!
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2022-03-232h 56
Between Realities VR PodcastSeason 5 Episode 1 Ft. Kyle Riesenbeck of UploadVR! Between Realities VR PodcastThe Between Realities VR Podcast is two years old, and in that time we've had 4 amazing seasons full of incredible guests from the world of virtual reality. We have a HUGE announcement to share about the future of Between Realities, and it's our honor to invite Kyle Riesenbeck, Operations Manager at UploadVR, to help us usher in this new era.
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Web - https://uploadvr.com/
YouTube – https://www.YouTube.com/Uploadvr
Twitter - @UploadVR - https://twitter.com/UploadVR
Twitter Kyle - @reverendkjr - https://twitter.com/re...
2022-02-051h 30
The 804 PodcastEpisode 69 | “Chip Skylark”| The 804 PodcastEpisode 69 of The 804 Podcast featuring Nic, Jesse, and Alex. This week we have our special guest, bass player for VYBEHOUSE OFFICIAL, ROBERT ALLEN IV!!! Rob and the guys talk about how he got started with music and the VYBEHOUSE band , figure out what other business endeavors he’s involved in, remember the great DMX, talk “Usher Bucks” and more!!! HUGE SPECIAL THANKS TO Robert !!!! IG @saythe_iv @vybehouseofficial @rise4youth Our deepest thoughts and prayers go out to the families of Daunte Wright and DMX Shoutouts!!! @diondavis14 @4dakidzatplay @powerzay @ceedub_13 @ohthats.ant @_ja1day1films Follow the guys on IG Ale...
2021-04-1750 min
Lend Me Your RearsUsher is canonWe LOVE usher. Microwaves, aliens, and usher! what more could you want from an episode?--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lmyr/support
2021-03-2933 min
Worship Unlimited MinistriesGod Wants Our Gratitude, Not Our Sacrifices.This is the devotional for Tuesday 24 November, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-11-2310 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesDiscipline Is Not A Negative Word.This is the devotional for Tuesday 16 November, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-11-1610 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesA Path Of Peace.This is the devotional for Tuesday 10 November, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-11-0908 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesJesus - The One Who Always Was, Part 2.This is the devotional for Tuesday 03 November, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-11-0409 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesJesus - The One Who Always Was, Part 1This is the devotional for Tuesday 27 October 2020, written by Alex Banwell and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-10-2610 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesDon't Hold The Past Against Them.This is the devotional for Tuesday 20 October, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-10-2010 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesQuadrophonicsThis is the devotional for Tuesday 13 October, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-10-1409 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesEven The Tedious Chapters Are There For A Reason, Part 2.This is the devotional for Tuesday 29 September, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-09-2908 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesEven The Tedious Chapters Are There For A Reason, Part 1This is the devotional for Tuesday 22 September, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-09-2110 min
The Peter Pan Syndrome PodcastMidnight MadnessMidnight Madness (1980) has gotten to us and we are down to play this game. Listen to us discuss how fun a scavenger hunt in Los Angelas can be, especially with the hilarious characters we follow.Episode 5Topics Include:Alex's old Youtube Channel and the Golden Age of Youtube.Ariana confuses Danny Tanner from Full House with Mr. McGuire from Lizzie McGuire.Judging Marvin for calling his yellow Toyota a "Jeep" for the entire movie.Questioning the capability of Harold's Super Computer Clue Figure Out-er.The Easter Egg of Adam drinking a...
2020-09-213h 26Worship Unlimited MinistriesLegs 11!This is the devotional for Tuesday 15 September, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-09-1507 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesIt's Not Just Okay To Rest; It's Necessary.This is the devotional for Tuesday 08 September, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-09-0708 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesFear, Trust, And Promises Part 2.This is the devotional for Tuesday 01 September, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-09-0109 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesFear, Trust And Promises Part 1This is the devotional for Tuesday 25 August, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-08-2410 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesCan People Tell You've Been With Jesus?This is the devotional for Tuesday 18 August, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-08-1911 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesStones Of RemembranceThis is the devotional for Tuesday 11 August, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-08-1009 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesSocially Distant, But Closer Than Ever.This is the devotional for Tuesday 04 August, written by Alex Banwell, and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-08-0411 minWorship Unlimited MinistriesI Love To Laugh.Apologies for the re-upload. I shared the wrong file the first time. All I can say is I'm still learning. This is the devotional for Tuesday 30 June, written by Alex Banwell and read by Rachel Usher. Many thanks to Rebecca Kragnes for allowing us to use her beautiful composition Second Chance as our theme music.
2020-06-2808 min