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Lorraine & Ross in the Morning - Cork's 96FMWestlife's Nicky Byrne Sings The Jingle | Lorraine & Ross In The Morning #96This week on Lorraine & Ross in The Morning on Cork's 96FM, Nicky Byrne stopped by for a chat ahead of Westlife's 13 dates in the 3Arena, the show made it onto Channel 4's Countdown, you had some great advice for another juicy What's Your Problem, A'ney was out man high in the sky ahead of President Catherine Connolly inauguration and it was Lorraine v Ross in Wheel of Four-Tunes. Plus loads more.Enjoy!Lorraine & Ross in The Morning on Cork's 96FM, weekday's from 6-9am Hosted...
2025-11-1426 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat's the Real Fraternity Experience? Exploring Greek Life at UT TylerThe stereotypical fraternity experience is well-known, negative, and (unsurprisingly) not true of every chapter. Most people think they know what Greek life is like - but what do the insiders say? This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley explore Greek life within UT Tyler's Kappa Sigma chapter. Joining the discussion are Kappa Sigma's alumni advisor Jared Daniels and chapter member Erick Zamarron to share the impact of brotherhood on their college journeys. Together, they dive into the history of fraternities, misconceptions of Greek life, and the personal growth opportunities they've encountered. For curious students, the stori...
2025-10-3126 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat's It Like to Be a History Major? Inside the College of Arts and Science Part 3We've probably all heard the saying, "If we don't learn from history, we're doomed to repeat it." But is that really true? And besides preventing doom, how does studying history help students in their present-day lives?This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley continue their series highlighting inside stories and college prep practicalities from UT Tyler's History department. Department chair Dr. Colin Snider and senior History major Nixon Gorka join the discussion to share what's really happening in history classes. If you're choosing your degree, preparing for college life, or just curious about other experiences in...
2025-10-2522 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat's the Real Sorority Experience? Exploring Greek Life at UT TylerThe stereotypical sorority experience is well-known, negative, and (unsurprisingly) not true of every chapter. Most people think they know what Greek life - but what do the insiders say?This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley explore Greek life within UT Tyler's Alpha Chi Omega chapter. Joining the discussion are Alpha Chi's alumni advisor Michelle Gonzalez and chapter president Elizabeth Nixon to share the impact of sisterhood on their college journeys. Together, they dive into their experiences with sorority culture, community outreach, and career prep opportunities. For students curious about what Greek life is really like...
2025-10-1826 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat's it Like to Be a Biology Major? Inside the College of Arts and Sciences Part 2As one of the hard sciences, Biology tends to be more concrete in our imaginations. White lab coats. Microscopes. The mitochondria (it's the powerhouse of the cell). But what about snake-trapping? Fishing? Counting frog calls?The field is a lot wider than we might think.This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley continue their series highlighting inside stories and college prep practicalities from UT Tyler's Biology department. Department chair Dr. Lance Williams and Biology student MJ Baker join the discussion to share what's really happening in biology and chemistry classes, from fieldwork to lab re...
2025-10-1533 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat is College Esports? Exploring UT Tyler's Competitive Gaming ResourcesWhen we think of college sports, we imagine football scholarships and packed stadiums. But what if you're a competitor who crushes it at Mario Kart or would rather watch Fortnite streams for fun?We've got you covered.This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley explore the realm of Esports with Kenna Rivers, UT Tyler's team captain for Rainbow Six Siege. As an avid gamer and junior Nursing major, Kenna reveals the ways Esports can transform a student's college experience for the better, helping them develop teamwork, leadership, and practical career skills in a fu...
2025-10-0423 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat's It Like to Be An English Major? Inside the College of Arts and Sciences Part 1Maybe we think we know what a day in the life of an English major looks like: classic novels, writing, poetry, writing, presentations, and (you guessed it!) writing. But what do English majors actually learn? Where do they fit in the world outside of universities?The variety of answers may surprise you.This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley launch their new series highlighting inside stories and college prep practicalities from UT Tyler's English department. Department chair Dr. Ann Beebe and English student Jim Clayton join the discussion to share what's really happening in...
2025-09-2019 min
Ask Dr. RossHow Can I Stay Active in College? Exploring Rec SportsWe sit through classes, sit to study, sit on a couch to relax, and often sit at a desk to work. It’s easier than ever as a busy college student to miss out on the basics: sunshine, fresh air, friends, and movement. Sure, there’s the gym on campus – but what if you’ve never been before? How do you break through the intimidation? Will there even be an activity you like there?Enter the Rec Sports team – and their director, Rick McGill.This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley discuss what you might not...
2025-09-1323 min
Continuing Studies: Higher Ed PodcastingSchooled in Collaboration: The Power of Student-Teacher Partnerships in PodcastingA student-teacher collaboration driving a podcast that answers real college questions and empowers students and families.Dr. Catherine Ross, professor of English at the University of Texas at Tyler and host of Ask Dr. Ross, shares her journey into podcasting and how she uses it to demystify higher education for students and parents alike. Alongside her co-host and producer, Ashley Worley, Dr. Ross tackles pressing questions about preparing for college, avoiding debt, and thriving academically while challenging common misconceptions about university life. They discuss the evolving role of podcasting in education, the power of storytelling to bridge...
2025-09-0839 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat Can I Expect From Sophomore Year? Pt. 3We all know freshman year is a big turning point. There's orientations, welcome celebrations, loads of "firsts" to experience - but with three more years of college, the changes and growth have only begun. What happens next? This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley reconvene with two students who appeared on the podcast in their first week of freshman year: Mary Mooney and Dominick Robinette. Now approaching their sophomore year, they discuss the variety of developmental shifts and struggles they've encountered, like managing anxiety, building connections on campus, and navigating AI use in ho...
2025-09-0637 min
Ask Dr. RossHow Do I Prepare for My Career in College?There's plenty of debate about whether or not college truly prepares you for a career. Between homework assignments and research projects, how can you build a resume that helps you succeed after graduation? Let's find out. This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley explore the best resources and tips for college students/recent grads navigating the job market. Joining us to share her expertise is Dr. Rosemary Cooper, UT Tyler's Executive Director of Career Success, and Ebony Walker, a grad student juggling her new job as an adjunct English professor. Together, they share th...
2025-08-3041 min
Ask Dr. Ross10 Things You Should Do To Make Friends in CollegeThere’s plenty of challenges to freshman year you might be prepared for – tackling the change in lifestyle or new levels of academic achievement, for instance.But what about loneliness?This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley combine both a professor and a student’s experiences to create a list of ten things you can do to start making friends in college. Each of their five tips breaks down the larger task – connecting with a community – into actionable steps that may surprise you with their simplicity. The general good news: everyone in college is in the sa...
2025-08-2321 min
Ask Dr. Ross10 Things You Should Do Before Your First Day of CollegeThe days leading up to freshman year of college can feel like a flurry of activity. There’s enrollment, buying textbooks, moving into dorms – but often, it’s the little things you wouldn’t expect that can impact your experience most.Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley bring five tips each, combining both a professor and student’s perspectives on ten things you can do to prepare yourself for your first day of college. The list covers simple, often-overlooked advice that may have fallen by the wayside for busy high school seniors in the college transition. From learning...
2025-08-1630 min
KFFR Public AffairsBehind Revel in the Park: Catherine Ross & Scotty Stoughton
We sat down with Catherine Ross from the Winter Park & Fraser Chamber of Commerce and Scotty Stoughton, founder of Bonfire Entertainment and the creative force behind Revel in the Park.
They shared the story of how this event came to life, the partnership that made it happen, and what the future holds for this exciting collaboration. If you were at Revel in the Park last weekend or just want to hear the inside scoop, this one’s for you!
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2025-08-0626 min
Patriots With Grit384. Are You Sure Your Votes Are Counted Accurately? | Catherine MannellIf your state elections are similar to Missouri, none of your elections may be performed lawfully. Catherine Mannell joins us and explains how the use of tabulators create abnormalities, inaccuracies and does not meet Missouri's election statutes. There are very few reasons that support use of the tabulators when hand filed paper ballots, same day voting and hand counting are less expensive and has more transparency.-----------------------------Check out all of our vendors at: https://patriotswithgrit.com/patriot-partners/ SPONSORS FOR THIS VIDEO❤️ Cardio Miracle - Boost your energy, help support your immune system, and impr...
2025-04-2157 min
Ask Dr. RossHow Can Homeschoolers Prepare for College?The first day of college can be overwhelming for anyone. Just navigating the campus is a common challenge - but what if you'd never even set foot on a high school campus before? What if you'd never experienced traditional education until today? This is what homeschoolers are faced with on their first day.Or is it?This week, Dr. Ross and (homeschooled) cohost Ashley Worley tackle some of the myths and misconceptions of becoming college-ready as a homeschooler. Joining them are two formerly homeschooled students with vastly different experiences: senior Economics major Sara Maldonado and fres...
2025-04-1948 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat is the College Experience Like for Veterans?Veterans have some important decisions to make regarding their next steps after military service. Whether it's entering the workforce in a new field, returning to a university, or attending college for the first time, there's lots to navigate during this pivotal transition. We're here to help.This week, Dr. Ross and cohost Ashley Worley sit down with two veteran students to unpack the experience of going back to "the civilian world" after serving. Benjamin Broyles, who served six years in the Air Force, and Cody Vasquez, an English major who served four years in the Mar...
2025-03-2853 min
Ask Dr. RossIntroducing Co-Host Ashley WorleyIt's official.With student producers Nathan Witt and Michaela Murphy passing the torch, there's a new voice on the podcast: sophomore Mass Communications student, Ashley Worley! Join Dr. Ross and her new co-host in an introductory sit-down chat. In typical ADR fashion, they find much more to discuss than your standard icebreakers. The conversation ranges from get-to-know-you questions to discussions about media impact, transitioning from homeschool to college, and the evolving landscape of AI. Whether you're a fellow homeschooler, passionate media student, or just curious about the world of higher ed, this episode is for you...
2025-03-1436 min
Ask Dr. RossMid-Semester: What Can I Expect From Freshman Year? Pt. 2The first week of freshman year can be overwhelming - but what about week two? Or three? Or eight? By the time you've reached mid-semester, it can feel like a sink or swim situation.That's why Dr. Ross and producer Michaela Murphy are checking back in with their freshman guests from episode one. In the thick of their first semester, Dominic Robinette and Mary Mooney share firsthand experiences with freshman year. Whether it's switching majors, adapting to an independent lifestyle, or struggling with comparison, their stories offer concrete advice and encouragement for students approaching this challenging life tra...
2025-03-0846 min
Ask Dr. RossIs Graduate School Right For Me?As an undergrad, it's easy to feel overwhelmed when considering the next phase of your education. After all, what is graduate school like? Why add more years of college? And - most importantly - how do you know if it's right for you?In this episode, Dr. Ross and producer Michaela Murphy team up with current grad students to tackle these, and other, important questions. Join Psychology major Caitlyn Walker and English major Caroline Goodman in exploring the life of a grad student. Whether you're curious about balancing school, work, and personal schedules or want to know about...
2025-03-0141 min
Ask Dr. RossWhat Can I Expect From Freshman Year? Pt. 1The transition from high school to college can be scary. There's lots to navigate in your freshman year, from dorm life to academic advising - and we're here to unpack it all.Join Dr. Ross and producer Michaela Murphy in discussing the freshman experience with four first-year UT Tyler students: Dylan Bennet, Paula Castellanos, Mary Mooney, and Dominic Robinette. Together, they share stories of their freshman year journeys and the unfiltered realities high school grads face. Whether it's moving from Ecuador to take classes in another country, building friendships with track teammates, or struggling to connect with pro...
2025-02-2248 min
Imperfectly Impactful with Cat RotenAvoiding Burnout While Growing Your Events with EHC Member, Stephanie RossAs event hosts, we’re often balancing growth, profitability, and purpose—but how do you do it without burnout? In this episode, I sit down with Stephanie Ross, one of our Founding Event Host Community members, to discuss:
Lessons from attending vs. hosting events—and how both shape your strategy.
How to grow your event without overcommitting your time & energy.
The power of sponsorships & collaborations for sustainable event success.
Why protecting your energy is key—and how to set boundaries while still showing up.
If you’re looking to scale your events, avoid burnout, and stay aligned with your...
2025-02-2156 minImperfectly Impactful with Cat RotenNavigating Change in Business, Motherhood, & Community Building with Stephanie RossIn this episode, we sit down with Stephanie Ross, a multi-passionate entrepreneur and co-founder of the Sister Circle.
We discuss Stephanie's journey from starting her first business at a young age to navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship, particularly looking at the last 2 years of major transitions.
As a mom-to-be very soon, she reflects on the lessons learned and the significance of following one's intuition in business and life.
Key Takeaways:
1. Identity can become intertwined with business, making transitions difficult.
2. Maternity leave can be planned intentionally as a small business...
2024-10-1634 min
Patriots With Grit307. America's Broken Elections: Descending Us Into Chaos | Catherine EngelbrechtAmerica has one of the most broken election systems in the world only because the deep state actors like it that way. Manipulated electronic voting machines, inaccurate voter rolls along with no ID required to vote in many states all play into our compromised electionsCatherine Engelbrecht and True The Vote have fought for better election processes for many years. In this episode she outlines how she was thrown in jail for standing up to what’s right and what needs to be done to save America from all the nefarious election fraudsters.Keep up wi...
2024-08-2157 min
Women Over 70: Aging ReimaginedKaren Ross: Always Asking (and finding) What is Next?Karen Ross, 76, is a champion who keeps reinventing herself. Self-confident, curious and proactive, Karen never stops finding new ways to stay involved, support herself and others, and meet interesting people.She thought she would be a musician and entered college intending to major in music. However, Broadway show music is what interested her and classical music was what the college preferred she study. It didn’t take long for Karen to move on and several years and careers later found herself hosting a radio show. When that show ended she moved to South Carolina.
2024-08-2131 min
How to Feel AliveA Delightful Conversation with Ross GayJoin Catherine Price, author of the How to Feel Alive Substack (as well as books including How to Break Up With Your Phone and The Power of Fun) as she talks with Ross Gay, poet, teacher, and author of books including The Book of Delights and Inciting Joy.Links to Ross's work (and to the other authors and books he mentioned in our conversation): https://www.rossgay.net/His books, which include but are not limited to: The Book of Delights, The Book of (More) Delights, Inciting Joy, Be Holding, and The Catalogue...
2024-06-2546 min
Ask Dr. RossHow to Have Hope by Studying Political ScienceHow does sensationalist media shape our political outlook and contribute to a widespread sense of hopelessness? Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with Dr. Kenneth Bryant, an associate professor of political science, as we dissect the impact of mass media on American politics. Inspired by the 1976 film "Network," Dr. Bryant shares his insights on the media's obsession with conflict and scandal, and we explore the cyclical nature of societal pessimism. Equip yourself with tools for critical media literacy to better navigate the barrage of negative news and regain control over your perspective.Ever feel overwhelmed by the...
2024-06-181h 00
Pour le meilleur et pour le pire5. Manifester son mariage de rêve avec Alessandra Jennifer RossAujourd'hui on parle manifestation avec la photographe/vidéaste Alessandra Jennifer Ross. Alessandra qui a un projet de vie depuis des années et après plusieurs années de manifestation, elle réalisera celui-ci cette année. Qu'est-ce que manifester? Comment manifester? Vous en apprendrez d'avantage dans cet épisode. Bonne écoute! Pour retrouver Alessandra,Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alessandrajennifer/Site internet: https://www.alessandrajennifer.com/Pour voir les chats c'est ici: https://www.tiktok.com/@alessandra.jennifer2?lang=fr
2024-05-1436 min
Ask Dr. RossHow to Have Hope in the Future Through EconomicsExperience a powerful exploration of economic resilience and hope within the college journey, as I, Dr. Katherine Ross, join forces with Professor Susan Doty. Together, we dissect the contemporary economic landscape faced by students, from inflation woes to job market competitiveness. We offer a dual perspective that acknowledges the challenges, yet shines a light on the opportunities that higher education still promises in today’s world. Our mission is not just to dissect the issues but to empower you with the insights to navigate them confidently.In a time when the economic decisions of policymakers can feel like a...
2024-04-241h 02
History List14. Catherine de MediciIn this episode we examine the legacy of Catherine de Medici, and the Renaissance moving beyond Italy.
2024-03-1406 min
Loved Called GiftedCathy Ross from CMS: Women on the Mission FieldCathy Ross, from the Church Mission Society, shares her experience of being a woman and a missionary in the Congo. She also talks about her research into the hidden experience of missionary women in the 19th century and the influence of the concept of pious domesticity, both then and now.
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2024-01-1230 minLoved Called GiftedCathy Ross from CMS: Women on the Mission FieldCathy Ross, from the Church Mission Society, shares her experience of being a woman and a missionary in the Congo. She also talks about her research into the hidden experience of missionary women in the 19th century and the influence of the concept of pious domesticity, both then and now.
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2024-01-1230 min
Ask Dr. RossIs Using AI in College Unethical?Ever wondered if artificial intelligence could grade your college essays better than your professor, or do we risk losing the essence of critical thinking in the process? Hold on to your hats as we explore the fascinating world of AI, its ethical implications, and its far-reaching impact on higher education. Be prepared for a thrilling discussion on the good, the bad, and the ugly of using AI in higher education, and a verdict that might just leave you pondering!As you journey with us, you'll uncover intriguing insights about the use of AI in classroom activities, both...
2023-11-0934 min
Ask Dr. RossMessages From The Front 2: Advice For College StudentsHow well have you strategized your college journey? What are you doing to ensure you're not only surviving but thriving during these transformative years? Episode 11 of our podcast features an enlightening conversation with Professor Vanessa Joyner and student Elena Gonzalez, who share their wisdom and personal experiences on successfully navigating college life. From goal setting to effective time management and the indispensable role of good counseling – this episode promises a treasure trove of practical advice and tips.Elena takes us on her college journey, where she entered with no specific goal in mind and the strategies she im...
2023-10-0951 min
Supercharge My PracticeSMP 06: Mastering Success: Nurturing Personal and Practice Growth with EFT - Catherine RossAre you ready to embark on a transformative journey that bridges the gap between personal growth and professional success? Join me as we dive deep into the realms of self-discovery and mindset mastery.
In this episode, we navigate the pathways to excellence with Catherine Ross, a Certified EFT and Matrix Re-imprinting Practitioner, facilitator, and Mindset Mentor. Through enlightening conversations and actionable steps, Catherine will take you on an exploration of how nurturing your personal growth can directly impact the expansion of your practice.
Discover how to align your mindset with your ambitions as we delve...
2023-09-2734 min
Ask Dr. RossHow to Succeed in Online ClassesIt's a common misconception that some students are just "made" for online learning and some just aren't. Digital classes take a different skill set, but they are obtainable for any student. The number one skill is self-discipline. UT Tyler's Associate Provost for Online and Continuing Education, Dr. Poonam Kumar, Ph. D., sits down with us to talk about online education.
2023-09-1338 min