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Professors Talk PedagogyTeaching Human in the Age of AI with Joseph VukovToday, our guest is Dr. Joseph Vukov, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Associate Director of the Hank Center for Catholic Intellectual Heritage at Loyola University in Chicago. His research and teaching explore questions at the intersection of ethics, neuroscience, and philosophy of mind, and at the intersection of science and religion. Joe is the author of three books, most recently, Staying Human in an Era of Artificial Intelligence. Dr. Vukov's writing has also appeared in venues including The Chicago Tribune, America Magazine, Religion News Service, Fox Opinion and many academic journals. He serves on the AI Research Group for...
2026-03-1134 minProfessors Talk PedagogyLove for Large Classes with Kevin DoughertyToday our guest is Kevin Dougherty, professor of sociology and associate vice provost for faculty honorifics at Baylor University. Kevin is an award-winning teacher and prolific researcher. His scholarship focuses on religious affiliation, religious participation, racial diversity in congregations, congregational growth and decline, and the impact of religion on other realms of social life such as community involvement, politics, and work. Since 2022, Kevin has served as Chair for The Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching.
An engaging instructor who teaches large lecture sections all the way through graduate seminars, Kevin has won several teaching awards—many se...
2026-02-1738 min
JJ & AlexMitch Harper talks BYU bounce back win over Baylor and the struggles from BYU's depth as March approachesMitch Harper, BYU Cougars insider for KSL Sports, joins the program to talk BYU basketball and their win over Baylor to get back in the win column.
2026-02-1221 minProfessors Talk PedagogyCompassionate Challenge with Sarah Rose CavanaghToday our guest is Dr. Sarah Rose Cavanagh, psychologist, educator, and author specializing in the science of emotion, motivation, and learning. As Senior Associate Director for Teaching and Learning at Simmons University in Boston, she blends empirical research with practical strategies to help teachers, leaders, and teams navigate the emotional dynamics of classrooms and workplaces. Her writing spans several widely praised books—including Mind Over Monsters, Hivemind, and The Spark of Learning, and essays for Psychology Today, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and Literary Hub. A sought-after speaker, she delivers keynote addresses and workshops internationally on topics ranging from em...
2026-01-2235 minProfessors Talk PedagogyCompassionate Classrooms with David JortnerToday our guest is Dr. David Jortner, professor of Theatre Arts and graduate program director in the department of Theatre Arts at Baylor University. Dr. Jortner teaches theatre history, theory, dramatic literature, and directing. His research focuses on twentieth century Japanese theatre and the intersection of Japanese and American culture. Through his work with graduate students, teaching the more “academic” subjects of theatre, and teaching larger services courses for non-majors, David has developed his own approach to compassionate teaching. And we are delighted to have him on the show to discuss compassion as norms, paying attention to students, how AI c...
2025-12-1036 min
The Green RoomTop Moments of The Green Room: A Baylor Line RewindIn this episode of The Green Room, host Jonathon Platt will not be joining us. Instead, digital editor Kassidy Tsikitas takes over The Green Room for one night, and one night only, for a rewind. Tsikitas takes us through her favorite moments from The Green Room: the famous Molly Llama [yes, that Molly Llama], former Congressman Chet Edwards, and more gems you might have missed. Grab your headphones, sit back, and hit rewind to your favorite episodes. We’ll have more new episodes of The Green Room for you every week...
2025-12-1024 min
The Green RoomA Reflection on Our Year: Giving Thanks With The Baylor LineIn this episode of The Green Room, host Jonathon Platt is joined by members of The Baylor Line team Kourtney Nering, editor-in-chief; Kassidy Tsikitas, digital editor; and Nina Um, executive assistant to the CEO, to reflect on the year of growth, change, and gratitude for everything they have learned. The Baylor Line team has all experienced big changes in their past year of life. Nering got married and welcomed her baby girl, Suzanna. Tsikitas graduated from Baylor with a B.A. in journalism, got her first job out of college, and officially moved to Texas. Um grad...
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University of Utah SoundPostgame Press Conference | #13 Utah 55 - Baylor 28 | Devon Dampier, Byrd Ficklin & Spencer FanoUtah football players Devon Dampier, Byrd Ficklin, and Spencer Fano addressed the media after the #13 Utah Utes dominate offensively against Baylor in a 55-28 win in Waco, TX on November 15, 2025.
2025-11-1705 minUniversity of Utah SoundPostgame Press Conference | #13 Utah 55 - Baylor 28 | Kyle Whittingham, Head CoachUtah football coach Kyle Whittingham addressed the media after the #13 Utah Utes dominate offensively against Baylor in a 55-28 win in Waco, TX on November 15, 2025.
2025-11-1608 minUniversity of Utah SoundUte Postgame Show | #13 Utah 55 - Baylor 28 | November 15, 2025Alex Napoles and Christian Esparza break down all the action after the #13 Utah Utes dominate offensively against Baylor in a 55-28 win in Waco, TX on November 15, 2025.
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University of Utah SoundCollege Football Saturday FULL SHOW | What Does the CFP Committee Think of BYU and Utah | Will Baylor's Dysfunction Help Utah | Can the Cougars Get Their Rush Offense Going + MOREFull episode of College Football Saturday with Alex Kirry, Christian Esparza and Alex Napoles on November 15, 2025
BYU and Utah both have to win out to have a shot at at-large bids to the playoff
Baylor dealing with distractions as Utah heads into Waco
Keys to Victory for Utah
BYU and Bear need to bounce back this week after Texas Tech loss
LJ Martin and the rush offense have to get going
Keys for a BYU victory and predictions
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University of Utah SoundCollege Football Saturday HOUR 1 | What Does the CFP Committee Think of BYU and Utah | Will Baylor's Dysfunction Help Utah | Keys to VictoryFirst hour of College Football Saturday with Alex Kirry, Christian Esparza and Alex Napoles on November 15, 2025
BYU and Utah both have to win out to have a shot at at-large bids to the playoff
Baylor dealing with distractions as Utah heads into Waco
Keys to Victory for Utah
2025-11-1554 min
Brigham Young University SoundCollege Football Saturday FULL SHOW | What Does the CFP Committee Think of BYU and Utah | Will Baylor's Dysfunction Help Utah | Can the Cougars Get Their Rush Offense Going + MOREFull episode of College Football Saturday with Alex Kirry, Christian Esparza and Alex Napoles on November 15, 2025
BYU and Utah both have to win out to have a shot at at-large bids to the playoff
Baylor dealing with distractions as Utah heads into Waco
Keys to Victory for Utah
BYU and Bear need to bounce back this week after Texas Tech loss
LJ Martin and the rush offense have to get going
Keys for a BYU victory and predictions
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Brigham Young University SoundCollege Football Saturday HOUR 1 | What Does the CFP Committee Think of BYU and Utah | Will Baylor's Dysfunction Help Utah | Keys to VictoryFirst hour of College Football Saturday with Alex Kirry, Christian Esparza and Alex Napoles on November 15, 2025
BYU and Utah both have to win out to have a shot at at-large bids to the playoff
Baylor dealing with distractions as Utah heads into Waco
Keys to Victory for Utah
2025-11-1554 minUniversity of Utah SoundWeek 12 at Baylor | Micah Simon, Wide Receivers Coach | November 10, 2025Wide receivers coach Micah Simon speaks with the media after practice prior to the week 12 road game at Baylor.
2025-11-1104 minUniversity of Utah SoundWeek 12 at Baylor | Wayshawn Parker, Running Back | November 10, 2025Running back Wayshawn Parker speaks with the media after practice prior to the week 12 road game at Baylor.
2025-11-1103 minUniversity of Utah SoundWeek 12 at Baylor | Devon Dampier, Quarterback | November 10, 2025Quarterback Devon Dampier speaks with the media after practice prior to the week 12 road game at Baylor.
2025-11-1104 minUniversity of Utah SoundWeek 12 at Baylor | Kyle Whittingham's Weekly Press Conference | November 10, 2025Utah Football head coach Kyle Whittingham addressed the media Monday November 10, 2025 before the Utes head down to Waco, Texas for a road matchup against Baylor.
2025-11-1013 minProfessors Talk PedagogyYou Can Teach Empathy with Dan WatkinsToday our guest is Dr. Dan Watkins, associate professor of history and co-director of the digital humanities initiative at Baylor University. Dan’s work sits at the crossroads of religion, culture, and politics in early modern Europe. His first book examines how the Jesuits engaged with and responded to the intellectual debates of the French Enlightenment. Dan is currently pursuing two exciting new projects: a digital history study on how missionary writings shaped European views of the wider world, and a monograph on religion and emigration in the borderlands of eastern France during the French Revolution.
In add...
2025-10-1641 minProfessors Talk PedagogyAnyone Can Be a Good Teacher with Jay BannerWelcome to Professors Talk Pedagogy, a podcast from the Academy for Teaching and Learning at Baylor University. I'm your host, Christopher Richmann. Professors Talk Pedagogy presents discussions with great professors about pedagogy, curriculum and learning in order to propel the virtuous cycle of teaching. As we frankly and critically investigate our teaching, we open new lines of inquiry. We engage in conversation with colleagues and we attune to students’ experiences, all of which not only improves our teaching, but enriches and motivates ongoing investigation. And so the cycle continues.
Today our guest is Dr. Jay Ban...
2025-10-0240 min
Podcasts Archives | Pistols FiringPodcast Ep. 667: Oklahoma State-Baylor ReviewCarson Cunningham and Colby Powell recap Oklahoma State’s 45-27 loss to Baylor.
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2025-09-2800 minPodcasts Archives | Pistols FiringPodcast Ep. 666: Baylor PreviewCarson Cunningham and Colby Powell reconvene to preview Oklahoma State’s game against Baylor and further discuss the fallout from Mike Gundy’s firing.
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2025-09-2700 minProfessors Talk PedagogyAI Literacy, Equity, and the Mismatch of Expectations with Caitlin KirbyToday, our guest is Dr. Caitlin Kirby, Associate Director of Research and interim co-Director at the Evidence-Driven Learning Innovation (EDLI) team at Michigan State University. Caitlin’s work focuses on developing and researching equitable and engaging learning experiences, especially those that leverage digital and online components.
Prior to her current role, Caitlin was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, studying how undergraduates develop scientific literacy around socioscientific issues. She earned her PhD in Environmental Science and Policy and STEM Education at Michigan State University, where she also completed a Fulbright student research grant...
2025-09-1040 min
The Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsStories from Auburn Football Win at Baylor | Track Them TigersAJ Richardson updates on the big storylines after the Auburn football win over Baylor in the 2025 season.DM on social media or email e2cnetwork@gmail.com to request a topic or ask a question to be featured on the next show.Track Them Tigers is an Auburn podcast with host AJ Richardson , part of E2C Network: The Auburn Experience. Updates on the latest news and topics across the Auburn football landscape.ALL IN ONE LINK (Content, Social Media, Support, Contact, Etc.) ➡️ https://link...
2025-09-0226 minThe Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsPostgame Stats | Auburn Football vs Baylor 2025The final score for Auburn vs Baylor, 38-24. We breakdown the stats from the Auburn Tigers win. This show debuted on our Youtube channel via a livestream on 8/29/25.ALL IN ONE LINK (Content, Social Media, Support, Contact, Etc.) ➡️ https://linktr.ee/e2cnetwork
2025-08-3033 minThe Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsFinal Baylor Game Prep, Cam's Show in Auburn, and More | Ever to Podcast | EP. 59Main Auburn topics include: Baylor week news, Cam Newton's show in Auburn, gymnastics schedule update, and more. Episode 59 debuted on 8/28/25.DM on social media or email e2cnetwork@gmail.com to request a topic or ask a question to be featured on the next show.Ever to Podcast is regularly updated Auburn podcast with host Kyle Loomis, part of E2C Network: The Auburn Experience. Updates on the latest news and topics across the fanbase and social media involving sports, culture, and family.ALL...
2025-08-2811 minThe Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsBaylor vs Auburn News, Toomer's Corner Wipes, and More | Ever to Podcast | EP. 58Main Auburn topics include: Baylor week news, Toomer's Corner NIL deal, 63rd Tiger to MLB, and more. Episode 58 debuted on 8/27/25.DM on social media or email e2cnetwork@gmail.com to request a topic or ask a question to be featured on the next show.Ever to Podcast is regularly updated Auburn podcast with host Kyle Loomis, part of E2C Network: The Auburn Experience. Updates on the latest news and topics across the fanbase and social media involving sports, culture, and family.ALL...
2025-08-2710 minThe Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsBaylor Game Week, Auburn Goodbye to Mike Cooper, and More | Ever to Podcast | EP. 57Main Auburn topics include: early Baylor game prep, Mike Cooper remembrance, Holiday Hoopsgiving, and more. Episode 57 debuted on 8/26/25.DM on social media or email e2cnetwork@gmail.com to request a topic or ask a question to be featured on the next show.Ever to Podcast is regularly updated Auburn podcast with host Kyle Loomis, part of E2C Network: The Auburn Experience. Updates on the latest news and topics across the fanbase and social media involving sports, culture, and family.ALL IN ONE...
2025-08-2611 minProfessors Talk PedagogyEverything is Controversial with Sam PerryToday, our guest is Dr. Sam Perry, associate professor of communication in the honors college and Director of the Fellowship in Interdisciplinary Rhetorical Studies at Baylor University. Dr. Perry studies race and racism in the United States with a particular focus on the ways in which anti-black racism manifests in the public sphere through political, religious, and popular discourse, and emphasis on representations of violence in protests. In addition to rhetoric and social world courses, Dr. Perry teaches a capstone course, The Allegory of the Cave and Contemporary Film. His scholarly research appears in journals like Rhetorical Society Quarterly...
2025-07-3050 minProfessors Talk PedagogyTeaching Students to Write Garbage with Maura JortnerToday, our guest is Dr. Maura Jortner, senior lecturer in English at Baylor University. Maura Jortner's research interests include 19th-Century American and English drama. She has published multiple articles in Nineteenth Century Theatre and Film and The Journal of American Drama and Theatre. She is also a creative writer. Her middle grade book, 102 DAYS OF LYING ABOUT LAUREN, was published by Holiday House in 2023. KEEPERS OF THE MARSH will be published by Holiday House in 2025. She teaches two creative writing courses—Writing the YA Novel and Writing the Middle Grade Novel—and both are rooted in intensive, hands-on mentoring. We are d...
2025-07-0242 minThe Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsUpdate for Auburn vs. Baylor, Big NIL Ruling, and More | Ever to Podcast | EP. 21Main Auburn topics include: news for Baylor game, NIL ruling effects, celebrating Brain Battie, and more. Episode 21 debuted on 6/11/25.DM on social media or email e2cnetwork@gmail.com to request a topic or ask a question to be featured on the next show.Ever to Podcast is regularly updated Auburn podcast with host Kyle Loomis, part of E2C Network: The Auburn Experience. Updates on the latest news and topics across the fanbase and social media involving sports, culture, and family.ALL IN...
2025-06-1111 minProfessors Talk PedagogyDefining the Relationship with Students with Sarah VargaToday, our guest is Dr. Sarah Varga, lecturer in the Department of Communication at Baylor University. Sarah holds a B.A. in Theatre Arts from Texas A&M University, an M.A. in Interpersonal Communication from Baylor University, and a Ph.D. in Interpersonal Communication from the University of Texas at Austin. She is a speaker and communication coach who often works with individuals and groups on everything from public speaking to healthy communication in the workplace and at home. At Baylor, she teaches a variety of courses, including Interpersonal Communication, Nonverbal Communication, and Speech for Business and Professional...
2025-05-2847 minProfessors Talk PedagogyTeaching as an Act of Humility with Scott FreemanToday, our guest is Dr. Scott Freeman, lecturer emeritus in biology at the University of Washington. Since the mid-1990s, Dr. Freeman’s focus has been on textbook writing and teaching. He co-authored Evolutionary Analysis and was sole author of Biological Science, each through four editions. He is a recipient of a UW Distinguished Teaching Award. Dr. Freeman’s research interests center on the impact of active learning strategies and high-structure course designs on student performance in college science courses. Specifically, he investigates whether certain types of course designs have a positive impact on achievement by underrepresented minority and economi...
2025-05-1447 minProfessors Talk PedagogyOn Being a Scrappy and Creative Teacher with Tracey JonesToday our guest is Dr. Tracey Jones, clinical assistant professor at Baylor, specializing in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) and bilingual education. Dr. Jones’ teaching career spans 25 years and various contexts, including high school ESOL, Spanish, and English, Modern languages at the college level, and English for International Students in Baylor’s Global Gateway Program. Her areas of research interest include second language acquisition, bilingual and dual language education, TESOL methodology, Spanish language teaching methodology, Spanish for Heritage Speakers and community engagement. Her work explores connecting university students to their local communities, specifically in and through the...
2025-04-3036 minProfessors Talk PedagogyKindness in the Academy with Catherine DenialToday our guest is Dr. Catherine Denial, Mary Elizabeth Hand Bright and Edwin Winslow Bright Distinguished Professor of American History; and Director of the Bright Institute at Knox College. Dr. Denial’s historical research has focused on nineteenth-century marriage, divorce, pregnancy, childbirth, and infancy among Native and non-Native communities in the land we currently call Minnesota. In addition to her historical scholarship, Catherine is a scholar of teaching. She was Principal Investigator on the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant “Pedagogies, Communities, and Practices of Care in the Academy after COVID-19.” She contributed a chapter to the edited collection Teaching and Ge...
2025-02-1942 minProfessors Talk PedagogyLearning from Students How to TeachToday, we have a special episode with several guests that was recorded as a live panel discussion here at Baylor. Noah Harvey is the program manager for supplemental instruction at Baylor University. And joining him on a live panel are three fantastic Baylor student supplemental instructors: Melissa Ratcliffe, Emma Franzen, and Shivana Mishra. We’re delighted to have them all on the show to discuss how they help students learn (without giving them the answers), what students struggle with most, and what all instructors can learn from their experiences.
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2025-02-0749 minProfessors Talk PedagogyMyths about Learning with Ben SchwartzToday our guest is Dr. Ben Schwartz, Neuroscience Advisor and Lecturer in the Department of Psychology & Neuroscience at Baylor University. Dr. Schwartz earned his Ph.D. from the University of Arizona in 2021, following his B.S. from UCLA in 2016. His academic journey has been driven by a profound interest in neural plasticity and its critical roles in learning, memory, development, and recovery from central nervous system damage. At Baylor, Dr. Schwartz teaches Learning and Behavior and Affective Neuroscience, and a graduate seminar on teaching psychology. With this clinical research background, Ben speaks across campus about the biological bases for...
2024-12-0645 minProfessors Talk PedagogyLiving the Questions with Stephen SloanToday, our guest is Dr. Stephen Sloan. Dr. Sloan completed his PhD at Arizona State University, specializing in Post-1945, Public History, and the American West. He began his academic career as the co-director of the Center for Oral History and Cultural Heritage at the University of Southern Mississippi. In 2007, he joined Baylor University as a professor in the Department of History and the Director of the Institute for Oral History. Dr. Sloan is a prominent figure in local history organizations, having served as the president of both the Historic Waco Foundation and the Heart of Texas Regional History Fair. H...
2024-11-2035 minProfessors Talk PedagogyA World Where Teaching Matters with Lindsay MaslandToday, our guest is Dr. Lindsay Masland. Dr. Masland currently serves as the Interim Executive Director of the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Student Success at Appalachian State University. In this role, Dr. Masland leads initiatives such as the Student Instructional Feedback Technique (SIFT) program, Course ReDesign, Agile Academy, and the Teaching and Student Success Lab (TASSL), while also facilitating book clubs and Appalachian Learning Communities. Dr. Masland is widely recognized for her expertise, providing teaching observations, consultations, and workshops on transformative teaching for individuals and programs. She also serves as a consulting editor for two...
2024-11-0643 minProfessors Talk PedagogyTeaching as Social Responsibility with David PaceToday, our guest is Dr. David Pace. David has dedicated his career to enhancing student engagement in the learning process, beginning his journey as an instructor in the History Department at Indiana University Bloomington in 1971. His teaching has earned him prestigious accolades, including the American Historical Association’s Eugene Asher Distinguished Teaching Award and Indiana University’s Frederic Bachman Lieber Memorial Award for Distinguished Teaching.
David’s contributions extend beyond the classroom. Since the 1990s, he has been a pivotal figure in the scholarship of teaching and learning, serving as a Fellow in the Carnegie Academy for the Sc...
2024-10-151h 06Professors Talk PedagogyStories in the Age of AI with Sarah Jane MurrayToday, our guest is Dr. Sarah-Jane Murray, professor of Great Texts and Creative Writing at Baylor University. Dr. Murray is scholar of Medieval and Renaissance texts. In addition to her doctorate in Romance Languages and Literatures from Princeton, Sarah-Jane completed a professional program in screenwriting at UCLA. Heavily involved in digital humanities and storytelling projects, she is an EMMY-nominated writer and producer who also teaches screenwriting and documentary filmmaking in the Baylor’s Department of Film and Digital Media. Her body of collaborative work has played at major international film festivals and has been distributed by PBS, LinkTV, Amazon, an...
2024-10-0152 minProfessors Talk PedagogyMichele Stover: Students as Whole PersonsToday, our guest is Dr. Michele Stover, lecturer in Chemistry and Biochemistry at Baylor University. Dr. Stover was selected to be a Baylor Fellow for the 2023-24 academic year, part of a cohort of faculty recognized for teaching excellence and charged to further experiment with their teaching and share their experiences with the broader Baylor community. Bringing her passion and experience as a high school teacher into higher education, Michele has experimented particularly with active learning pedagogies in large STEM courses as a way to increase student success. She has also served as Senior class co-leader for the William...
2024-07-1934 minProfessors Talk PedagogyRebecca Flavin: Learning for the Greater GoodToday our guest is Dr. Rebecca Flavin, senior lecturer in Political Science and director of Engaged Learning Curriculum at Baylor University. Dr. Flavin has research and teaching experience in constitutional law, the history of political philosophy, and American politics, particularly in the area of religion and politics. She is also co-author of a widely used textbook on Constitutional Law. Rebecca also serves as faculty advisor for Baylor’s Model United Nations. We are delighted to have her on the show to discuss the many permutations of engaged learning, how the teacher’s role changes based on context, and much more...
2024-05-2837 minProfessors Talk PedagogyKeith Sanford: Flipping a CourseToday, our guest is Dr. Keith Sanford, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience and Baylor University. Dr. Sanford’s work research falls into three categories. Psychometric (techniques to develop and validate ways of assessing people); the influence of interpersonal relationships on health-related attitudes and behaviors, and discrimination and racial disparities in health. He teaches courses on data analysis and a course he developed titled "History of Psychology, Racism, and the United States." He is an enthusiastic experimenter in his teaching, using flipped learning and recording his own music videos to help students learn key material. Dr. Sanford is also a cu...
2024-04-1250 minProfessors Talk PedagogyDave Bridge: When Learning is Fun and GamesToday, our guest is Dr. Dave Bridge, Associate Professor of Political Science at Baylor University. Dr. Bridge researches American politics, American political and constitutional development, American public policy, judicial politics, and the Supreme Court. He teaches courses on American constitutional development, public policy and campaigns and elections. In 2022, 23 academic year, Dave was named an outstanding faculty awardee in teaching. And in 2022, he also received a Core Curriculum Virtues Recognition Award for his efforts to facilitate the development of the virtue of respect in his undergraduate courses. We are delighted to have Dr. Bridge, along with a special student guest...
2024-02-2338 minProfessors Talk PedagogyBaylor Senior Fellows: Experiments in TeachingToday, our guests are a roster of Senior Fellows from recent years of our Baylor Fellows program. This fellowship recognizes professors across the disciplinary spectrum who exemplify excellence in teaching. Baylor Fellows are committed to a year-long process of pedagogical innovation, inspirational teaching, and the cultivation of these among Baylor faculty. We are delighted to have these great faculty on the show to discuss how pedagogical experiments take shape, what we can learn from colleagues in other disciplines, and thinking about your long-term trajectory as a teacher.
2023-12-0542 minProfessors Talk PedagogyScott Cunningham: Who’s Afraid of AI?Today, our guest is Dr. Scott Cunningham, the Ben H. Williams professor of economics at Baylor University. Dr. Cunningham studies a number of topics including mental healthcare, sex work, abortion and drug policy. He is the co-editor of The Handbook for the Economics of Prostitution with Oxford University Press and the author of widely-read book Causal Inference: the Mixtape (which after several years, is still in Amazon’s top ten books in Economics and Statistics). On his Substack, Dr. Cunningham has been sharing his adventures with ChatGPT in his work, especially his teaching. We are delighted to have Dr. Cunningham on...
2023-11-1350 min
The Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsBig Road Win for Auburn Equestrian at Baylor | NCEA Week 3Auburn equestrian podcast with host Auburn Elvis. The main discussion covers a review of week 3 of the 2023-24 Auburn Equestrian and NCEA season.
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2023-10-1116 minProfessors Talk PedagogyNadine Welch: Universal Design for LearningToday, our guest is Nadine Welch, Associate Chair of Residential Academic Programs, Clinical Associate Professor, and Undergraduate Program Director in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Baylor University. Professor Welch researches augmentative communication and language and literacy disorders and teaches a range of courses in speech-language pathology, audiology and technology in communication and sciences and disorders. In the 2022-23 academic year, she was also a double award winner in her teaching. She simultaneously served as Active Learning Lab fellow and a Baylor teaching fellow. We are delighted to have Professor Welch on the show to discuss these fellowship...
2023-08-2846 minProfessors Talk PedagogyRishi Sriram: Where Talent Comes FromToday our guest is Dr. Rishi Sriram, Associate Professor of Higher Education and Student Affairs, Graduate Program Director for the Department of Educational Leadership in the School of Education and Residential College Faculty Steward of Brooks Residential College at Baylor University. Dr. Shriram researches student affairs practice collaboration between academic and student affairs and college student retention, achievement and learning. He is currently at work on a book about the development of talent. We are delighted to have Dr. Shriram on the show to discuss where talent comes from, how students and instructors think about talent, and how higher ed...
2023-07-1151 minProfessors Talk PedagogyHollylynne Lee: Educational DesignToday our guest is Dr. Hollylynne S. Lee, Distinguished Professor of Mathematics and Statistics Education at North Carolina State University. In Spring 2023, Dr. Lee is in residence at Baylor University as the recipient of the Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching. Dr. Lee has secured millions of dollars in external and internal grant funding, and she has committed much time and energy to creating open educational resources, offering free online courses for educators from around the world, and sharing research-based multimedia materials via Creative Commons licensing. Her scholarship and writings include over 100 journal articles, book chapters, and conference proceeding...
2023-06-1337 minProfessors Talk PedagogyMichelle Herridge: STEM and BeyondToday our guest is Dr. Michelle Herridge, post-doctoral fellow in stem education with the Academy for Teaching and Learning at Baylor University. Dr. Herridge has earned her PhD at the University of Arizona in chemistry with a minor in teaching and teacher education. She has worked in discipline-based education research since 2013 and has a BS in chemistry and a BS in sociology from Clemson University and an MS in chemistry from Missouri State University. Her research explores assessment and instructional practices, primarily in chemistry education and professional development for graduate teaching assistants and new faculty. She has taught in a...
2023-05-2237 minProfessors Talk PedagogyAffordable Course Materials FellowsToday our guests are Drs. Amy Fleming (lecturer in music theory), Andrea Shepherd (Clinical Instructor at Louise Herrington School of Nursing), and Karenna Malavanti (returning guest and senior lecturer in psychology and neuroscience) at Baylor University. All three of our guests are recent fellows in Baylor’s Summer Affordable Course Materials Program, which offers Baylor faculty the opportunity to re-evaluate their course materials with an eye toward replacing required course materials with low- to zero-cost materials, such as open educational resources or OERs, in order to reduce the per-class costs for our students. We are delighted to have Drs. Fleming, Ma...
2023-04-0347 minProfessors Talk PedagogyKelly Jo Hollingsworth: Giving Students Your BestToday our guest is Dr. Kelly Jo Hollingsworth, assistant professor of Elementary Music Education in the School of Music at Baylor University. In addition to her teaching in higher education, Dr. Hollingsworth has 17 years of teaching experience in early childhood and elementary school settings and worked with over 60 university students as lab students or interns in her classroom. Recently, Dr. Hollingsworth was recognized as Outstanding Faculty in teaching at Baylor. We are delighted to have Dr. Hollingsworth on the show to discuss the pedagogy of music, teaching future teachers, helping students take notes, what performing at Disney’s Magic Kingdom ha...
2023-03-0332 minProfessors Talk PedagogyBecca Cassady: Successful Teaching Philosophy StatementsToday, our guest is Dr. Becca Cassady, Graduate Writing Center program director at Baylor University. Dr. Cassady holds a PhD in rhetoric and composition from Baylor, with a dissertation exploring the ways writing consultants draw on prior knowledge when facing unfamiliarity in tutoring sessions. In her research, Dr. Cassady aims to identify ways to help writers and writing consultants approach writing as a subject to be studied and understood. In her current role, she directs a team of graduate writing consultants from across disciplines as they work with students on their writing and publications, offering feedback on writing projects and...
2022-11-0844 minProfessors Talk PedagogyMikeal Parsons: Faith Traditions and TeachingToday, our guest is Dr. Mikeal Parsons, Professor and Macon Chair in Religion at Baylor University. Dr. Parsons is a New Testament Scholar specializing in the Gospels and the book of Acts through the lens of rhetoric and literary criticism. Author or editor of over 30 books, Dr. Parsons has served as co-director of a Wabash grant for graduate student teaching. More recently, Dr. Parsons is a co-Principle Investigator on another Wabash-funded teaching project focusing on Pedagogical Practices and Faith traditions. We are delighted to have Dr. Parsons on the show to discuss graduate student training in teaching, the implications of...
2022-10-1137 minProfessors Talk PedagogyNicole Kenley: A Different Way to Assess WritingToday, our guest is Dr. Nicole Kenley, lecturer and director of first-year writing in the English department at Baylor University. Dr. Kenley researches detective fiction, contemporary American fiction, gender studies, and the literature of globalization. Recently awarded a University Teaching Exploration Grant, Dr. Kenley is piloting and researching the effectiveness of portfolio assessment for first-year writing courses. We are delighted to have Dr. Kenley on the show to discuss the pedagogy of writing, training writing instructors, grading and assessment of student writing, and much more.
2022-09-1341 minProfessors Talk PedagogyMojgan Parizi-Robinson: Learning Assistants in the ClassroomToday our guest is Dr. Mojgan Parizi-Robinson, senior lecturer and director of the Learning Assistants program in Biology at Baylor University. Dr. Parizi-Robinson’s research focuses on intracellular signaling and pathways in wound healing and cancer. In addition to teaching human anatomy lecture and lab courses, she teaches a pedagogy course for biology learning assistants. This year (2022), Dr. Parizin Robinson was the recipient of the Collins Outstanding Professor award. We are delighted to have Dr. Parizi-Robinson on the show to discuss the role of struggle in learning, flipping her course, and teaching undergrads to help other students learn.
2022-07-1435 min
The BearsIllustrated Podcast: A Baylor Athletics PodcastDave Aranda on winning the Big 12 at Baylor, his contract extension, and a surprising QB decisionBaylor is riding high after winning a Big 12 title in 2021! Fresh off signing a contract extension through 2029 this offseason, HC Dave Aranda joins 247Sports' Chris Hummer to discuss his program, his decision to stay at Baylor long term, a surprising QB decision, and more!Host: Chris HummerGuest: Baylor HC Dave ArandaFollow or Subscribe to The College Football Daily on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.Find the 247Sports podcast for your favorite team here! To learn more about li...
2022-06-2016 minProfessors Talk PedagogyTrey Cade: Science as a Mystery NovelToday our guest is Dr. Trey Cade, Director of the Institute for Air Science at Baylor University. Dr. Cade came to academia after serving in the U.S. Air Force, specializing in weather and space. In 2015, Dr. Cade was selected as Baylor Fellow, a program recognizing gifted teachers and devoted to pedagogical experimentation. We are delighted to have Dr. Cade on the show to discuss teaching complex science to non-science majors, using history to teach science concepts, and more.
2022-05-3137 minProfessors Talk PedagogyNathan Alleman, Byron Newberry, Sarah Madsen: Faculty AuthorityToday we have a special episode featuring a live recording of a recent seminar for excellence in teaching on the campus of Baylor University. The session, titled “Award winning faculty perspectives on teacher authority” was led by Nathan Alleman, associate professor of educational leadership, Byron Newberry, professor of mechanical engineering, and Sarah Madsen, doctoral candidate in educational leadership, all at Baylor University. These presenters shared fascinating original research on the relationships between faculty career stage and perceptions and uses of authority in teaching.
2022-05-1138 minProfessors Talk PedagogySarah Mosher: Critical Pedagogy in the ArtsToday our guest is Sarah Mosher, Assistant Professor of costume design and technology in theatre Arts at Baylor University. She has an interest in universal design and design systems. Cultivating design thinking in students, and engaging with questions about design life cycles across disciplines. Recently, Professor Mosher participated in Baylor’s Paulo Freire Centennial, celebrating the founder of critical pedagogy, co-designing the celebration installation in the university library, and serving as a panelist discussing assessment in the fine arts and what she calls the pedagogy of autonomy. We are delighted to welcome Professor Mosher to the show to discuss the sl...
2022-04-0536 minProfessors Talk PedagogyMark Long: Reflections on a CareerToday our guest is Dr. Mark Long, Director of Middle East Studies and Associate Professor in the Honors College at Baylor University. Dr. Long specializes in contemporary Islamic fundamentalism, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and extremism in America. Before coming to Baylor, Dr. Long served eleven years on active duty as a Middle East analyst and as an instructor at the Air Force Academy where he taught Arabic and English literature. We are delighted to have Dr. Long on the show to discuss teaching in multiple contexts, the good and bad of addressing politics in the classroom, and his reflections at the...
2022-03-2259 minProfessors Talk PedagogyTammy Adair: Research with UndergraduatesToday, our guest is Dr. Tammy, Adair, Senior Lecturer in biology and Director of course based undergraduate research in biology, and director of Baylor’s undergraduate research and scholarly achievement program known as URSA. Doctor Adair also teaches course based undergraduate research experience labs, such as the phage lab sponsored by HHMI and the Science Education Alliance. Her undergraduate researcher group, the M&M bears focuses on microbial genomics. We are delighted to have Dr. Adair on the show to discuss active and then experiential learning in STEM education and undergraduate research across the academy.
2022-02-1836 minProfessors Talk PedagogyKarenna Malavanti: Teaching While IntrovertedToday our guest is Dr. Karenna Malavanti, senior lecturer and neuroscience advisor in the department of psychology and neuroscience at Baylor University. Dr. Malavanti’s research focuses on applied cognition and human memory, looking at issues of legal psychology such as eyewitness memory, and education, addressing issues such as study strategies. Recognized as a Baylor Teaching Fellow in 2018, Dr. Malavanti is active in the Society for Teaching Psychology. We are delighted to have Dr. Malavanti on the show to chat about teaching as an introvert, increasing your awareness as a teacher, reflecting on our teaching, and much more.
2022-01-2848 minProfessors Talk PedagogyPaul Martens: Beyond and Between the DisciplinesToday, our guest is Dr. Paul Martens, associate professor of ethics in the department of religion and director of interdisciplinary studies in the College of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Martens holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and has published widely on John Howard Yoder and Soren Kierkegaard. Dr. Martens has been director of the Baylor ethics initiative, where he serves as Global Ethics Research Convener. We are delighted to have Dr. Martens on the show to discuss what is right and wrong about disciplines in the academy and why interdisciplinarity matters for researchers and students.
2021-11-1736 minProfessors Talk PedagogyBrooke Blevins: Civics and JusticeToday our guest is Dr. Brooke Blevins, the Conwell G. Strickland Endowed Chair, Associate Professor, and Chair of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at Baylor University’s School of Education. In 2017, Dr. Blevins was selected as a Baylor Fellow—a cohort of Baylor teachers recognized for excellence and stimulated for experimenting in their classrooms. She was also the senior fellow for the program in 2018. Dr. Blevins teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses in secondary education, social studies education, and multicultural education. We are delighted to have Dr. Blevins on the show to discuss, infusing virtues into your classes, how civi...
2021-11-0237 minProfessors Talk PedagogyDeAnna Toten Beard: Learning in a Foreign LandToday, our guest is Dr. DeAnna Toten Beard. Dr. Toten Beard is Professor of Theater History at Baylor University, where she teaches a variety of undergraduate and graduate Theatre Studies courses. In 2012, she was named a Baylor Teaching Fellow, a recognition of great teaching with a cohort devoted to experiment in teaching. Dr. Toten Beard has also taught in the Baylor interdisciplinary core and is the past co-director of the Baylor in Oxford study abroad program. We are delighted to have Dr. Toten Beard on the show to discuss how place affects teaching, what students learn about themselves and each...
2021-10-1933 minProfessors Talk PedagogyKara Poe Alexander: Writing to LearnToday our guest is Dr. Kara Poe Alexander, professor of English and Director of Baylor University’s Writing Center. Specializing in composition, rhetoric, literacy studies, and writing pedagogy, Dr. Alexander teaches undergraduate and graduate courses ranging from first year composition to travel writing to composition theory and pedagogy. She has published dozens of articles and book chapters on various aspects of teaching writing and teaching through writing. We are delighted to have Dr. Alexander on the show to discuss how the writing center fits in the mission of the university, why writing still matters, how to build on students’ writing skil...
2021-10-0738 minProfessors Talk PedagogyJeff Doyle: Academics and Student LifeToday our guest is Dr. Jeff Doyle, associate director of planning and assessment in the Office of Institutional Effectiveness at Baylor University. Dr. Doyle has a B.A. in Biology, M.Ed. in Counselor Education, and Ph.D. in Higher Education, all from the University of Virginia. Before serving in his current role, Dr. Doyle served for nine years as the Dean for Student Learning and Engagement at Baylor, where he oversaw the departments of Campus Living & Learning, New Student Programs, the Academy for Leadership Development, and Student Activities. Throughout his time at Baylor, Dr. Doyle has taught numerous behavior...
2021-09-2230 min
Hot N Cold College Basketball PodcastAugust 10th: Jalen Duren to Memphis, Keyonte George to Baylor, and more!We discuss the implications of Jalen Duren's commitment to Memphis, and the chances a certain someone joins him. Also, is Scott Drew and the Baylor Bears here to stay for the foreseeable future with the addition of Keyonte George?
2021-08-1052 minProfessors Talk PedagogyRobert Darden: Telling StoriesToday, our guest is Robert Darden, professor in Journalism, Public Relations, and New Media at Baylor University. Teaching at Baylor since 1988, Prof. Darden has taught a range of courses from magazine writing to screenwriting to intro to Mass Communication. He has written over two dozen books, his most recent being the two-volume history of Black Sacred Music, Nothing But Love in God’s Water. Prof. Darden has won numerous teaching awards, including the Cornelia Marschall Smith Award in 2011; and this year, Prof. Darden was also named a Baylor Master Teacher—the highest honor for teaching bestowed by the University. We are...
2021-07-1335 minProfessors Talk PedagogyCorey Carbonara: Taking RisksToday, our guest is Dr. Corey Carbonara, professor of film and digital media at Baylor University. Dr. Carbonara is an active filmmaker and teaches corporate communication, lighting, cinematograph, and production. Dr. Carbonara has frequently been recognized as an outstanding teacher. He was recently awarded the Excellence in Education Medal from the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers; and in 2016, Dr. Carbonara was named Baylor Master Teacher—the highest award for teaching bestowed by the University. We are delighted to welcome Dr. Carbonara to the show to discuss the symbiotic relationship between industry and academia, the importance of getting students in...
2021-06-1141 minProfessors Talk PedagogyAmy Goodman: Creativity in Online TeachingToday, our guest is Amy Goodman, Lecturer in Mathematics at Baylor University. An early advocate of online teaching at Baylor Professor Goodman is currently chair of Baylor’s Teaching, Learning, and Technology Committee. She is currently finishing her PhD in Learning Technologies at the University of North Texas. She was also a recent recipient of a teaching exploration grant for a project investigating technologies enabling online math students to more easily show their work. We are delighted to have Professor Goodman on to discuss creativity in online teaching.
2021-05-1439 minProfessors Talk PedagogyDarin Davis: Faith and LearningToday our guest is Dr. Darin Davis, Director of Baylor’s Institute for Faith and Learning and clinical professor of moral philosophy in the Honors Program. Dr. Davis teaches courses on ethics and has been instrumental in scholars programs that help students connect faith and learning, including the William Carey Crane Scholars for undergraduates and the A.J. Conyers Scholars for graduate students. He is a regional editor for the International Journal of Christianity and Education and conducts research on the vocation of learning, educating for wisdom, and the philosophy of friendship. We are delighted to welcome Dr. Davis for a...
2021-04-3039 minProfessors Talk PedagogyLaine Scales: Know Thyself as a TeacherToday, our guest is Dr. Laine Scales, professor in the Diana R. Garland School of Social Work at Baylor University. Dr. Scales has served in many roles at Baylor, including teaching on the faculty of the School of Education, facilitating Baylor’s Summer Faculty Institute, and for many years as Associate Dean in the Graduate School, focusing on graduate student professional development. In 2016, Dr. Scales was named a Baylor Master Teacher—the University’s highest recognition for teaching excellence. We are delighted to welcome Dr. Scales to the show to discuss authenticity in teaching, relating to your students as “whole people,”...
2021-04-1532 min
GSMC Sports PodcastGSMC Sports Podcast Episode 881: Sam Darnold Traded, Baylor Dominates Zags & James Harden OutKayvon opens up the show talking about the remarkable win by Baylor and explains why they were clearly the better team. Kayvon then discusses the Sam Darnold trade and explains why Darnold is the clear winner here. Kayvon switches gears to the Falcons to explain what they should do with the 4 overall pick in the draft. To wrap up the show, Kayvon talks about the NBA.If you enjoyed this episode, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember...
2021-04-081h 18GSMC Sports PodcastGSMC Sports Podcast Episode 880: Baylor Bears Win & Sam Darnold to the PanthersNebyat starts by talking about Baylor’s first title for the Men’s Basketball Program. He talks about why Baylor’s hard work was the reason why they made it far in the tournament. After that, Nebyat turns toward the NFL and talks about how Sam Darnold and the Jets parted ways. Next, comes Roy Williams decision to retire and how Hubert Davis can bring the UNC men’s basketball program back on the map. Finally, Nebyat ends by making a top ten list of teams for next year's NCAA’s basketball season and predicts his final four for next year.
2021-04-071h 32Professors Talk PedagogyGaynor Yancey: Continual Improvement in TeachingToday our guest is Dr. Gaynor Yancey, Lake Family endowed chair in Congregational and Community Health, Director of the Center for Church and Community Impact, and professor of social work teaching in both the Diana R. Garland School of Social Work and Truett Seminary at Baylor University. Dr. Yancey has won several teaching awards, including outstanding professor in 2006, the Cornelia Marshall Smith award in 2019. And she was also named a Baylor Master teacher, the highest honor awarded by the university. We are delighted to have Dr. Yancey on the show to discuss teaching as vocation, changes in students over the...
2021-04-0542 minProfessors Talk PedagogyThomas Fergus: Student Mental HealthToday our guest is Dr. Thomas Fergus, associate professor of psychology at Baylor University. Dr. Fergus’ research focuses on gaining better understanding of anxiety disorders and obsessive compulsive disorder and the connections between psychological disorders and metacognitive beliefs. A published author on multiple studies related to student text anxiety, Dr. Fergus joins us today to talk about student mental health, wellbeing, and the implications on our teaching.
2021-03-1746 minProfessors Talk PedagogyJennifer Cognard-Black: Empathetic TeachingToday, our guest is Dr. Jennifer Cognard-Black, professor of English at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Dr. Cognard-Black has received 12 faculty development grants from St. Mary's and two Internationalization and Teaching and Learning Grants (2011 and 2016), and she has been given the highest honor for teaching that St. Mary's students bestow, the Faculty-Student Life Award, at three distinct times during her career (2002, 2009, and 2019). She is also the 2020 recipient of the Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching, the nation's largest monetary award for university teaching. As part of her designation as the Cherry Award recipient, Dr. Cognard-Black is in residence at...
2021-03-0953 minProfessors Talk PedagogyCharles Weaver: What Works and What Doesn’tEpisode description - Today, our guest is Dr. Charles Weaver, Professor and Chair of the department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Baylor University. In 2020, Dr. Weaver was named a Baylor “Master Teacher,” the highest honor for teaching bestowed by the University. We are delighted to have him on the show to talk about Baylor’s teaching legends, enthusiasm for what you teach, and much more!
2021-03-0430 minProfessors Talk PedagogyAnne-Marie Schultz: Developing TeachersToday our guest is Dr. Anne-Marie Schultz, professor of philosophy and director of the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core. We are delighted to have her on the show to talk about mentoring teachers, metaphors for teaching, and literature on teaching that speaks to the heart.
2021-02-0936 minProfessors Talk PedagogyHelen Harris: Community in Online LearningToday our guest is Dr. Helen Harris, associate professor in the Diana R. Garland School of Social Work. We are delighted to have her on the show to discuss community in online learning. [medfile]
2021-02-0825 min
HornsCast[EXPLICIT] Pretend We're Football: Key to Beating BaylorPretend We're Football takes a quick look back at the Oklahoma game and puts the frustration of that game into a historical perspective that only Texas fans can appreciate
Then they give the keys to the game against Baylor if Texas hopes to end their unbeaten streak.
2021-02-021h 02
The Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsAuburn Basketball Falls to Baylor in SEC/Big 12 ChallengeAuburn basketball podcast with cohosts Kyle Loomis and Gray Oldenburg. The main discussion centers around reviewing the Auburn vs. Baylor game in SEC/Big 12 Challenge.
2021-01-3123 min
HornsCast4th and 5:Where Does Texas Go From Here and Baylor Preview with SicEm3654th and 5 gives a few quick thoughts on the situation surround Tom Herman and the program after a 2-2 start before they bring on Sam Bradshaw of SicEm365 to break down what Baylor will be bringing to Austin.
2020-10-231h 18
Radio Baseball CardsDon Baylor on being the First Black Student in a Texas all-white Jr. High SchoolIn this episode Don Baylor talks about the pressure he faced in Texas during the 1960s when he was the first black student in an all-white Jr. High. Host of Radio Baseball Cards is Hall of Fame Pitcher and play by play broadcaster, Don Drysdale (1936-1993). Created by Fred Greene (Golf Smarter) Radio Baseball Cards was originally a nationally syndicated radio pre-game show in 1987. Radio Baseball Cards is listed in the Baseball Hall of Fame & Library.Don Baylor (June 28, 1949 – August 7, 2017) was a baseball player and manager. During his 19 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB), Baylor was a...
2020-07-2401 min
The Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsAuburn Equestrian Remains UnBEARable For Baylor (2020)Auburn equestrian remains undefeated against Baylor at home.
Auburn equestrian podcast with host, Auburn Elvis. He discusses the latest meet for the Tigers against the Baylor Bears at home in Auburn, Alabama. Auburn Elvis shares his opinions of the meet and takes a look around the rest and college equestrian landscape.
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2020-02-1819 min
Pit Pass MotoRicky Russell, John Grewe, Grant Baylor, Mike Brown, and Barry Carsten08.06.19 | Featuring the following guests: Ricky Russell, John Grewe, Grant Baylor, Mike Brown, and Barry Carsten
2019-08-071h 58
Pit Pass MotoGrant Baylor InterviewGrant Baylor is currently 11th overall in the standings of the XC1 class in the 2019 GNCC Series. Earlier this year, Baylor won the Cajun National Enduro, and is second overall in the Kenda National Enduro Series.
2019-08-0714 min
Pit Pass MotoRoland Sands, Gary Sutherlin, Chris Vestal, Josh Strang, Thad Duvall and Steward Baylor06.25.19 | Featuring the following guests: Roland Sands, Gary Sutherlin, Chris Vestal, Josh Strang, Thad Duvall and Steward Baylor
2019-06-261h 58
Pit Pass MotoSteward Baylor InterviewSteward Baylor has had four straight podium finishes in the Kenda National Enduro Series and is currently sitting in the top spot of the standings, through four rounds. The defending champion of the National Enduro Series is also sitting third in the GNCC XC1 Open Pro Standings, where he finished third in 2018. Baylor has not finished below fourth in the GNCC Series this year.
2019-06-2613 min
Pit Pass MotoRyan Sipes, Steward Baylor, Cole Seely and Luke NeeseFeaturing the following guests: Ryan Sipes, Steward Baylor, Cole Seely and Luke Neese
2019-03-132h 12
Pit Pass MotoStewart Baylor InterviewThe 2019 AMSOIL GNCC Series presented by Specialized, an AMA National Championship, season opener concluded Sunday, March 10, 2019 in Palatka, Florida with the 5th Annual Wild Boar GNCC. Three-time AMA National Enduro Champion, Steward Baylor, of Tely Energy Racing/ KTM was the first to cross the finish line following the grueling three-hour race. The next round will be this weekend, March 16-17, in Washington, Georgia.
2019-03-1321 min
Pit Pass MotoSteward Baylor InterviewThough he finished third in the final round of the 2018 AMA National Enduro Series in Stanton, Alabama on November 4th, third place was enough to Steward Baylor to secure a championship win. Baylor finished with a podium finish in each of the 10 rounds, with three first-place finishes.
2018-11-2121 min
Pit Pass MotoZach Osborne, Stevie Bonsey, Chance Fullerton, JD Beach and Steward Baylor11.20.18 | Featuring the following guests: Zach Osborne, Stevie Bonsey, Chance Fullerton, JD Beach and Steward Baylor
2018-11-211h 58
Student Success Stories PodcastEpisode 4: Bethany Pfeiffer -- Making the Most of Your Baylor ExperienceWondering how to stay committed to academic success while also being active in your student organization? Unclear about the major/minor combination that will best prepare you for pursuing your goals after college? Ever think of transferring? Listen to Bethany Pfeiffer as she shares about her Baylor journey and the key factors that have played a role as she pursues excellence.
2018-09-1023 min
Pit Pass MotoTaylor Robert, Cory West, Steve Wise, Grant Baylor, Chris Parrish and Mike Copoulos all Tuesday evening on pit pass radio 05-08-18.Pit Pass Moto show for 05-08-18 Taylor Robert Cherry Creek Hare & Hound race. Cory West MotoAmerica Superport class Steve Wise Former Honda Great Grant Baylor Dragon’s Back National Enduro Chris Parrish, MotoAmerica Twins Cup Series Mike Copoulos Engine builder
2018-05-091h 58
Pit Pass MotoGrant Baylor Dragon’s Back National Enduro 05-08-18Grant Baylor managed to to win the Dragon’s Back National Enduro despite some ugly conditions. The race event was held at the Oak Ridge Estates in Arrington, Virginia. Baylor struggled with tip-overs and near tip-overs but still managed to win three tests and beat out his brother, Steward Baylor, by 52 seconds after six tests […]
2018-05-0910 min