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The Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastDylan Walmsley ’19 and Kathy Walmsley · TWP #28In this special episode of The Woodberry Podcast, Headmaster Byron Hulsey welcomes Dylan Walmsley ’19 and his mother, Kathy Walmsley, for a heartfelt conversation about the impact of a Woodberry education on both students and their families.Kathy shares an honest and thoughtful perspective on what it was like to send both of her sons to boarding school, the hopes and hesitations that came with that decision, and how the Woodberry experience shaped their family’s journey. Dylan, now pursuing a PhD in neuroscience at UC San Diego after graduating from Washington & Lee, reflects on how his time at W...2025-08-0527 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastMorgan Jay ’25 · TWP #27In this episode of The Woodberry Podcast, Dr. Byron Hulsey sits down with Morgan Jay, a standout member of the Class of 2025 from Alexandria, Virginia. A prefect, cross country runner, and all-around contributor to campus life, Morgan reflects on his time at Woodberry and the moments that shaped his growth, both as a student and a young man. As he looks ahead to Harvard, Morgan shares insights into the challenges and triumphs of his Woodberry journey, the lessons he’s taking with him, and even has a little fun with a few spot-on faculty impersonations. 2025-06-3025 minWhy Boarding School? PodcastWhy Boarding School? PodcastWhy Boarding School? - Woodberry Forest SchoolSend us a text🚨Woodberry Forest School (Woodberry Forest, Virginia)🚨 is featured on this episode of the 🎤Why Boarding School? Podcast🎤 as host Dr. Jeffrey Quebec interviews Headmaster Dr. Byron Hulsey 📚www.WhyBoardingSchool.com📚#podcast #education #boardingschool #privateschool #independentschool #prepschool #iloveboarding #educationalconsultant #WhyBoardingSchool #WoodberryForestSchool     www.Woodberry.org  🎤Why Boarding School? Podcast🎤 with host Dr. Jeffrey Quebec 📚www.WhyBoardingSchool.com📚 #podcast #education #boardingschool #privateschool #independentschool #prepschool #iloveboarding #educationalconsultant #WhyBoardingSchool 2025-06-2135 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastDr. Jeffrey R. Quebec · TWP #26In this episode of The Woodberry Podcast, Headmaster Byron Hulsey sits down with Dr. Jeffrey R. Quebec, an experienced educator and founder of the Pre-Prep Showcase. With decades of leadership in independent school education, Dr. Quebec offers unique insight into the evolving landscape of boarding schools.Byron and Jeff dive into the current trends shaping the boarding school world, from shifting demographics to the rising demand for character-based education. They explore why families continue to choose boarding school experiences and how schools can better connect with mission-fit families. Dr. Quebec also shares more about his new podcast...2025-06-1232 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastWright Thompson · TWP #25Wright Thompson is a senior writer for ESPN and a contributing writer to The Atlantic. He formerly worked at The Kansas City Star and the Times-Picayune in New Orleans. Thompson's topics have covered a wide range of sports issues, from golf, football, basketball, and baseball, to car racing, sports history, and bullfighting. He is the New York Times bestselling author of Pappyland and The Cost of These Dreams. His most recent book, The Barn, explores the 1955 murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till. Thompson lives in Oxford, Mississippi with his family.2025-04-1639 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastPaul Cumbo · TWP #24Paul Cumbo is an educator, author, and entrepreneur with more than two decades of experience teaching English at Jesuit high schools for boys. He was a rowing coach for much of that time, and he has also served as a swimming coach, retreat director, and service-learning coordinator. He currently teaches part-time at Canisius High School in downtown Buffalo, NY. Paul is the author of five books, including two novels. His most recent work, A Path to Manhood: Encouragement and Advice for Young Men, was published in February 2025.https://www.paulcumbo.com/2025-03-1830 minLaura Flanders and Friends:  Positive Independent Journalism for a Just WorldLaura Flanders and Friends: Positive Independent Journalism for a Just WorldThe Truth About America's "Wood Basket": Why the U.S. South is Losing Its ForestsThe forest industry is booming in the American South, but communities like those in the Carolinas are raising concerns about the environmental and social costs. Discover their innovative solutions and what it means for sustainability.This show is made possible by you! To become a sustaining member go to https://LauraFlanders.org/donate Thank you for your continued support!Full Episode Description:  The forest industry in the American South is booming, but at what cost? According to some government leaders, logging is bringing big economic gains to rural America. But in places like the Carolinas, f...2025-02-1928 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastLarry Washington · TWP #23Episode description coming soon...2025-02-1725 minLaura Flanders and Friends:  Positive Independent Journalism for a Just WorldLaura Flanders and Friends: Positive Independent Journalism for a Just WorldFull Uncut Conversation- Brittons Neck Community Forest: Climate Resilience & ReparationsSynopsis:  A new environmental justice training center is transforming a former South Carolina plantation into a hub of climate resilience and equity. Learn how local leaders are pioneering change in the US South's logging narrative.This show is made possible by you! To become a sustaining member go to https://LauraFlanders.org/donate Thank you for your continued support!Full Conversation:  The forest industry in the American South is booming, but at what cost? According to some government leaders, logging is bringing big economic gains to rural America. But in places like the Carolinas, frontline co...2025-02-1443 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastTom Batty · TWP #22Tom Batty is the executive director of the International Boys School Coalition. Tom has spent thirty-two years working in boys schools as both a math teacher (at schools such as Eton College in the UK and Waverley College in Australia) and principal of Scotch College in Melbourne. Tom joined the board of IBSC in 2012, and served as chair from 2018-2021, before being named executive director in 2022. 2025-01-2226 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastBen Hulsey ’22 · TWP #21Ben Hulsey ’22 is the son of Headmaster Byron Hulsey ’86. Currently a junior at Washington & Lee University, Ben was the senior prefect at Woodberry, where he was also on the track and cross country teams, served on the Oracle staff, and participated in the Woodberry-in-Spain trip. Ben spent several summers working on the Woodberry maintenance crew and is serving as a class volunteer.2024-12-2330 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastTom Darden ’73 · TWP #20Tom Darden '73 is the founder and chief executive officer of Cherokee, a Raleigh-based company that builds environmental technology businesses and remediates environmentally contaminated real estate. Tom began his career with Bain & Company in Boston, working with Bain from 1981 to 1984. Beginning in 1984, he served for 16 years as the chairman of Cherokee Sanford Group, the largest private brick manufacturing company in the United States and previously the Southeast’s largest soil remediation company. Tom earned a BA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he was a Morehead Scholar, a Master in Regional Planning from the University of...2024-11-2037 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastDanielle Coon · TWP #19Danielle Coon is the manager of Woodberry's school store, a position she has held since 2022. She has more than seventeen years of progressive experience with retailer American Eagle Outfitters, where she was an award-winning lead store manager. Danielle has extensive expertise in brick and mortar stores, online sales, and visual directives. 2024-11-1538 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastTed Blain · TWP #18Ted Blain came to Woodberry Forest in 1982, where five years later he became chairman of the English Department, a position that he held for more than 30 years. During his tenure at Woodberry, he held the Rufus W. Higginbotham Mastership, 1984-87; the James C. Ambler Chair of English, 1987-2020; and won the George O'Connor Prize for Excellence in Teaching in 1990, 2002, and 2011. Ted is a graduate of Washington and Lee University and holds a graduate degree from the University of Virginia. 2024-10-1035 minInternational Boys\' Schools CoalitionInternational Boys' Schools CoalitionS6/Ep.02 - Getting Boys Back to BooksThe latest episode of the IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education Podcast highlights the work of the IBSC Special Interest Group on Libraries—Reading Culture. Since May 2023, two dozen colleagues from IBSC member schools across continents have focused on discovering different ways boys’ schools can motivate boys to embrace a strong reading culture. The group committed to five different research realms: readers' advisory, modes of reading, social aspects of reading, reader identity, and school-wide investment in reading. Hear details directly from group coordinator Trish Cislak of Crescent School (Canada). Group members Amaryllis Barton of King Edward VI School (United Kingdom), Caroly...2024-09-2436 minExploring Boys\' EducationExploring Boys' EducationS6/Ep.02 - Getting Boys Back to BooksThe latest episode of the IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education Podcast highlights the work of the IBSC Special Interest Group on Libraries—Reading Culture. Since May 2023, two dozen colleagues from IBSC member schools across continents have focused on discovering different ways boys’ schools can motivate boys to embrace a strong reading culture. The group committed to five different research realms: readers' advisory, modes of reading, social aspects of reading, reader identity, and school-wide investment in reading. Hear details directly from group coordinator Trish Cislak of Crescent School (Canada). Group members Amaryllis Barton of King Edward VI School (United Kingdom), Caroly...2024-09-2436 minInternational Boys\' Schools CoalitionInternational Boys' Schools CoalitionS6/Ep.02 - Getting Boys Back to BooksThe latest episode of the IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education Podcast highlights the work of the IBSC Special Interest Group on Libraries—Reading Culture. Since May 2023, two dozen colleagues from IBSC member schools across continents have focused on discovering different ways boys’ schools can motivate boys to embrace a strong reading culture. The group committed to five different research realms: readers' advisory, modes of reading, social aspects of reading, reader identity, and school-wide investment in reading. Hear details directly from group coordinator Trish Cislak of Crescent School (Canada). Group members Amaryllis Barton of King Edward VI School (United Kingdom), Caroly...2024-09-1736 minExploring Boys\' Education (Members Channel)Exploring Boys' Education (Members Channel)S6/Ep.02 - Getting Boys Back to BooksThe latest episode of the IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education Podcast highlights the work of the IBSC Special Interest Group on Libraries—Reading Culture. Since May 2023, two dozen colleagues from IBSC member schools across continents have focused on discovering different ways boys’ schools can motivate boys to embrace a strong reading culture. The group committed to five different research realms: readers' advisory, modes of reading, social aspects of reading, reader identity, and school-wide investment in reading. Hear details directly from group coordinator Trish Cislak of Crescent School (Canada). Group members Amaryllis Barton of King Edward VI School (United Kingdom), Caroly...2024-09-1736 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastDr. John P.N. Austin · TWP #17Dr. John P.N. Austin became Deerfield Academy’s 56th Head of School in July of 2019. Prior to Deerfield, Dr. Austin served as Headmaster at King’s Academy in Madaba, Jordan, and before that as Academic Dean at St. Andrew’s School in Middletown, Delaware, where he joined the faculty in 1987.A graduate of Williams College, Dr. Austin holds a Master of Arts, Master of Philosophy, and Doctoral degrees in English and Comparative Literature from Columbia University, along with a Master’s degree from the Bread Loaf School of English at Middlebury College.via Deer...2024-08-2032 minThe Wolverine PodcastThe Wolverine PodcastThe Wolverine recaps top Michigan football recruits who visited for BBQ at the Big HouseAnalysts EJ Holland and Zach Libby discuss the slate of visitors Michigan hosted last weekend for the BBQ at The Big House, including Top 100 Mineral (Va.) Woodberry Forest running back Savion Hiter, on The Wolverine Live Recruiting Show. (0:00) - Intro(6:32) - Top 100 2025 WR Jerome Myles(8:52) - Top 100 2025 WR Andrew Marsh(11:00) - 2025 WR Commit Phillip Wright(13:32) - Top 100 2026 OL Greg Patrick & Other 2026 OL Targets(17:29) - Top 100 2026 RB Savion Hiter(18:58) - Top 100 2026 RB Javian Osborne(22:22) - On300 2026 CB Commit Brody Jennings(25:14) - On300 2025 CB Ja...2024-08-0128 minStories from the Center of the UniverseStories from the Center of the UniverseEpisode 286: Stewart VerderyStewart Verdery joins Paul via a connection with John Hollis (Episodes 277 & 282). His family moved to the Richmond area when he was five and settled in Hanover on a fourteen acre farm that had had a long history. Paul learned of some very unique things that the Verdery family built on the farm in those early years. Stewart went to a couple of schools in the Richmond area before finishing his last three years at Woodberry Forest. He talked about his great experiences while there and his involvement with the school since he graduated to present. For college he went...2024-07-081h 06The Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastFrazier Stowers ’04 · TWP #16Frazier Stowers ’04 serves as the co-dean of students for the 3rd and 4th forms and director of Woodberry Forest Sports Camp. Frazier has a long-standing relationship with the Sports Camp, having attended as a boy in the late ’90s, later serving as a counselor and assistant director from 2005 to 2015, and then co-director in 2017 when the camp celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. Frazier’s appointment as director in 2024 marks an exciting moment and a journey coming full circle. Byron and Frazier sat down to reflect on how Sports Camp went this summer.2024-07-0128 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastMike Guevara Miranda ’24 · TWP #15Closing out the 2023-2024 school year, Headmaster Byron Hulsey ’86 sits down with senior prefect Mike Guevara Miranda to discuss his time at Woodberry. Mike is from Mexico City and came to Woodberry as a fourth former in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mike’s leadership potential was immediately obvious, so it came as no surprise when he was named a prefect going into his sixth-form year. He also achieved an even greater accomplishment, being voted senior prefect by his peers, the first international student to be named to that position in the long history of the school. As a sc...2024-06-0433 minStories from the Center of the UniverseStories from the Center of the UniverseEpisode 277: John HollisPictured: John Hollis (R), The Nature Boy Ric Flair (L) John Hollis joins the podcast via a mutual friend he has with Paul … Mike Woods. John is from Fredericksburg, Va. and grew up with two brothers and his Mom. He talked about his family especially his Mom who raised all three of her boys by herself. She ran a tight ship and John and his brothers were expected to excel in school or their extracurricular sports lives would suffer! John went to Woodberry Forest for high school and then went on to UVA. John told Paul about hi...2024-05-131h 06The Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastBrad Wilcox · TWP #14via virginia.eduBrad Wilcox is Professor of Sociology and Director of the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia, Future of Freedom Fellow at the Institute for Family Studies, and a nonresident senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. The author of Get Married: Why Americans Should Defy the Elites, Forge Strong Families and Save Civilization (Harper Collins, 2024), Wilcox studies marriage, fatherhood, and the impact of strong and stable families on men, women, and children.Professor Wilcox is the author and coauthor of six books and has written for scientific journals such as...2024-04-0534 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastGray Robertson ’16 · TWP #13On the newest episode of the Woodberry Podcast, Headmaster Byron Hulsey ’86 visits with Gray Robertson ’16. Growing up, Gray attended multiple SEC championships, SEC men’s basketball tournaments, Final Fours, and national championship games. Going to those events spawned his love for sports broadcasting and gave him a chance to meet most of his announcing heroes. As one of the founding members of WFSPN, Gray was able to pursue his love of broadcasting during his time at Woodberry. He graduated from the University of Alabama in May 2020 and currently does work for Crimson Tide Sports Network, SEC Network+, 90.7 WVUA FM, and Cr...2024-04-0336 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastDebra P. Wilson · TWP #12In August 2023, Debra P. Wilson began her tenure as the ninth president of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). From 2019 until 2023, Wilson served as president of the Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS), where she led the organization through a period of growth and supported school leaders in her region through the COVID-19 pandemic. Her SAIS role followed 19 years at NAIS, first as assistant director of regulatory affairs and later as general counsel. In that capacity, she oversaw regulatory and advocacy work for the organization, supported schools in crises, advanced best practices in governance, and created dozens of...2024-02-1635 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastMr. Tracey Nibblins · TWP #11Tracey Nibblins has been a member of the WFS Faculty since 1999. He was born and raised in neighboring Culpeper, VA., and oversees the Leonard W. Dick Gymnasium housekeeping and equipment staff.2024-01-1225 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastMs. Abbie Mills · TWP #10Abbie Mills is the assistant headmaster for academic affairs. She most recently taught engineering and the ECLIPSE program and coached JV football and developmental track.She came to Woodberry in 2016 after a career at NASA’s Johnson Space Center where she was a senior project engineer and project manager specializing in fuel cell systems. Ms. Mills holds a degree in mechanical engineering from Rice University. 2023-12-1442 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastMs. Catherine Wharton · TWP #9Catherine Wharton is Woodberry’s assistant headmaster for external affairs, overseeing all development operations. She joined the faculty in 2007. A graduate of Roanoke College, she has worked in development at the University of Virginia, Hollins University, and Garrison Forest School. Byron and Catherine sit down to discuss Catherine's unique background, her journey in the world of development, and reflect on the impressive campaigns that she has led during her time at the school. 2023-12-0635 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastC. Stewart Verdery, Jr. ’85 · TWP #8C. Stewart Verdery, Jr. ’85 has extensive work experience in various roles related to policy and government affairs. Verdery founded and served as the CEO of Monument Advocacy, a bipartisan firm focused on providing strategic advice on public policy engagement. Before that, he was a Senior Associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, specializing in homeland security and counterterrorism. C. Stewart also worked as a Partner at Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti and was the Assistant Secretary for Homeland Security at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Additionally, they have served in legislative counsel roles for U.S. Senators an...2023-11-2027 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastDr. Matthew Boesen · TWP #7Matt Boesen serves on the faculty in the history department. He came to Woodberry in 2001 and became dean of faculty in 2015. He designed and currently teaches Woodberry’s third-form history course, Stories and Histories.Dr. Boesen earned an AB from Yale University and an MA and PhD from the University of Virginia. In 2006 the John Marshall Foundation honored his work with its teaching award, presented annually to one Virginia high school teacher to recognize excellence in teaching the Constitution. 2023-11-1641 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastCharley Stillwell ’81 · TWP #6Charley Stillwell ’81 currently serves as the Head of School at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Va. After graduating from WFS in 1981, he received his bachelor's degree in American History with honors from Princeton University, where he also played lacrosse, and later earned his master's degree in American History from Brown University. Byron visits with Charley to discuss what it was like growing up at Woodberry Forest, his journey as an educator, and of course...The Game. 2023-11-0722 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastMs. Lisa Wright · TWP #5Lisa Wright teaches music and directs Woodberry’s strings program. She is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music. Before coming to Woodberry in 2010, she spent many years performing and teaching in New York City and serving in college administration. Ms. Wright is a founding member of The Bloom Trio and regularly performs with the Roanoke Symphony, Opera Roanoke, the Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival, the Wintergreen Summer Music Festival, and the Chamber Orchestra of Charlottesville.2023-11-0630 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastMr. John Amos · TWP #4Dr. Byron Hulsey hosts John Amos, who serves as Woodberry's chaplain. A lifelong resident of Orange, he taught for twenty-four years at St. Anne’s-Belfield School in Charlottesville before coming to Woodberry Forest in 2008. Mr. Amos earned a BA from the University of Virginia. He is also a freelance writer and the author of a collection of essays, Every Now and Then.2023-10-1722 minThe ACREL FilesThe ACREL FilesThe ACREL Files - Owen ThomasAs the Summer of 2023 comes to a close, the ACREL Files continues with Past President, Jay Epstien’s, interview of Owen Thomas, the Chairman and CEO of Boston Properties. Owen is a recognized leader in the real estate industry with more than 30 years of executive leadership, strategic planning, management and international experience, as well as substantial experience in financial and capital markets. In addition to leading Boston Properties, the largest publicly traded developer, owner, and manager of premier workplaces in the United States, for 10 years, Owen currently is a Director of Lehman Brothers Holdings and served as its first Ch...2023-10-1244 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastDr. Jackson Matteo · TWP #3Jackson Matteo is a three-time graduate of the University of Virginia, where he played football from 2012-2016 and served as team captain in 2016. Since then, he served the University of Virginia football program as a graduate assistant coach, working with the defensive backs and the offensive line from 2017-2019 before coming to Woodberry in 2021. Jackson finished his doctorate of education (Ed.D) in Spring 2023 through the UVA School of Education and Human Development, where his research focused on the transition experiences of Black Division-I football players who experience a redshirt freshman year at a predominantly white institution. Currently, Jackson...2023-09-1832 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastMr. Jim Reid · TWP #2Jim Reid served on Woodberry's faculty for 48 years, retiring in the spring of 2023. A graduate of Albion College and Duke University, Mr. Reid taught biology, was instrumental in the vision for the Manning Science Building, was heavily involved in WFS Outdoors, was a devoted advisor, and is an active member in the greater Madison County area. Dr. Byron Hulsey ’86 visits with Jim to discuss why it is that Jim stayed at WFS for so long and what impact WFS has had on his life as he enters retirement.2023-09-1220 minThe Woodberry PodcastThe Woodberry PodcastRobbie Handelsman ’23 · TWP #1Dr. Byron Hulsey ’86 sits down with Robbie Handelsman ’23 to discuss what it was like growing up on campus, attending, and then graduating from Woodberry Forest. Robbie is currently a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, where he is a member of the track and field team.2023-09-0731 minFranchiseU!FranchiseU!Damien Dwin (Lafayette Square)In today’s episode of FranchiseU!, Kathy sits down with Damien Dwin from Lafayette Square. Dwin shares his research-based perspective on capital investment and how non-traditional investment can make Capitalism work better for every US citizen. Damien Dwin is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Lafayette Square, a national investment platform. Founded in November 2020, Lafayette Square aims to create investment opportunities in overlooked places and underserved markets. Lafayette Square invests across asset classes and seeks to provide robust risk-adjusted returns to investors while positively supporting people and communities. By increasing access to economic opportunity, we c...2023-08-2830 minAuthentic: Conversations with Stock & HicksyAuthentic: Conversations with Stock & HicksyGo Where the Pain Is: Dr. Byron Hulsey, Headmaster, Woodberry Forest SchoolFor Texas native, Dr. Byron Hulsey, becoming the Headmaster of Woodberry Forest School (Madison County, VA) was a natural progression for him. He wanted to teach young men how to work hard, build character and take care of each other just like his father taught him. His father greatly influenced his life by teaching him to be a "servant leader" and to just be there for someone who is hurting. He also describes the positive changes that he sees in the boys who attend the rural boarding school. There is one massively crucial concept that Dr. Hulsey...2023-07-1548 minAussie Hoopla NBL & NBA PodcastAussie Hoopla NBL & NBA PodcastDJ Mitchell (Brisbane Bullets) on navigating a difficult rookie season, playing in his dad's NBL shadow and the Polish league championshipIn his first NBL season, DJ Mitchell was a surprise addition to the Bullet's roster, earning a spot within the team's starting line-up through his ability to score against any opposition. Mitchell, who is the son of former NBL import Mike Mitchell who played for Gold Coast, Brisbane and North Melbourne in the 1990s, takes us through what it's been like playing in Australia and the impact his dad still has on the Queensland basketball scene. During his rookie season, he delivered a breakout game for the Bullets, early in the season against the defending c...2023-06-0338 minFrom Nowhere to Now Here:  Incarnate Memories PrevailFrom Nowhere to Now Here: Incarnate Memories PrevailEpisode 39: Matt BlundinCurrent Location: Woodberry Forest, VAIMP Tapping: 1991Email: mattblundin@gmail.com Family: Amy (wife & UVA); 4 sons: Ethan, Cole, Luke, and JosephWoodberry Forest School BioLinkedInWikipediaTwitter: @MattBlundinDelco Today Article (2023)UVA Jersey RetiredMentioned in this episode:Total Cents Dymaic Ad2023-02-2047 minContacts Coaching PodcastContacts Coaching PodcastCourtney Hamilton, Football and Golf Coach, Woodberry Forest SchoolCourtney Hamilton, Football & Golf Coach at Woodberry Forest School joins Justin in a conversation about her career, coaching, and gives important pieces of advice that anyone can take into their everyday and coaching practice.2022-12-0746 minEnterprising Families PodcastEnterprising Families PodcastRodolfo Paiz shares on Conversations and agreements we may overlook as Family BusinessesRodolfo Paiz shares on Conversations and agreements we may overlook as Family Businesses. About: Rodolfo Paiz, is an accomplished Entrepreneur, Consultant, and Board Member with 25 years of success consulting to enterprising families in almost 30 countries. Recognized as a world-class consultant and recipient of the 2022 International Award from the Family Firm Institute, one of the most prestigious awards in the world of family enterprise, Rodolfo is a valuable asset for mid-sized or larger family-owned businesses who are seeking expert assistance with governance, estate planning, succession planning, bringing on the next generation, and conflict resolution. Rodolfo’s br...2022-09-0434 minClimate Justice, Y\'allClimate Justice, Y'allS1E15: Chief Pete Parr & Danna Smith (Season 1 Finale) This special Earth Day episode is also our season 1 finale — and it’s a good one. Abigail and Mareshah are speaking with Chief Pete Parr and Danna Smith about forests, nature-based solutions, and more. Enjoy! L to R: Rev. Leo Woodberry, Chief Pete Parr, and Danna Smith. Photo courtesy Dogwood Alliance. Chief Pete Parr is Chief of the Pee Dee Indian Tribe of South Carolina (PDITSC). He is also a Board Member of the Native American Advisory Committee (CMA) & South Carolina Indian Affairs Commission (SCIAC). Danna Smith is the founder of Dogwood A...2022-04-2239 minClimate Justice, Y\'allClimate Justice, Y'allS1E15: Forests and Indigenous Rights with Chief Pete Parr & Danna Smith (Season 1 Finale)This is Climate Justice, Y'all!, a podcast dedicated to lifting up and centering the climate and environmental justice movement in the South. Climate Justice, Y'all This special Earth Day episode is also our season 1 finale — and it’s a good one. Abigail and Mareshah are speaking with Chief Pete Parr and Danna Smith about forests, nature-based solutions, and more. Enjoy! L to R: Rev. Leo Woodberry, Chief Pete Parr, and Danna Smith. Photo courtesy Dogwood Alliance. Chief Pete Parr is Chief of the Pee Dee Indian Tribe of South Carolina (PDITSC). He is...2022-04-2240 minInternational Boys\' Schools CoalitionInternational Boys' Schools CoalitionS3/Ep.08 - Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate BoysJoin Tom Batty, principal of Scotch College (Australia), Byron Hulsey, headmaster of Woodberry Forest School (United States), and Tony Reeler, principal of Bishops Diocesan College (South Africa), as they reflect on the new IBSC brochure Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate Boys. IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education music composed and performed by Tom DiGiovanni. Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate Boys · Why a School for Boys? · Scotch College · Bishops · Woodberry Forest School · IBSC2022-04-2243 minExploring Boys\' EducationExploring Boys' EducationS3/Ep.08 - Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate BoysJoin Tom Batty, principal of Scotch College (Australia), Byron Hulsey, headmaster of Woodberry Forest School (United States), and Tony Reeler, principal of Bishops Diocesan College (South Africa), as they reflect on the new IBSC brochure Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate Boys. IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education music composed and performed by Tom DiGiovanni. Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate Boys · Why a School for Boys? · Scotch College · Bishops · Woodberry Forest School · IBSC2022-04-2243 minExploring Boys\' Education (Members Channel)Exploring Boys' Education (Members Channel)S3/Ep.08 - Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate BoysJoin Tom Batty, principal of Scotch College (Australia), Byron Hulsey, headmaster of Woodberry Forest School (United States), and Tony Reeler, principal of Bishops Diocesan College (South Africa), as they reflect on the new IBSC brochure Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate Boys. IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education music composed and performed by Tom DiGiovanni. Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate Boys · Why a School for Boys? · Scotch College · Bishops · Woodberry Forest School · IBSC2022-04-1543 minInternational Boys\' Schools CoalitionInternational Boys' Schools CoalitionS3/Ep.08 - Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate BoysJoin Tom Batty, principal of Scotch College (Australia), Byron Hulsey, headmaster of Woodberry Forest School (United States), and Tony Reeler, principal of Bishops Diocesan College (South Africa), as they reflect on the new IBSC brochure Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate Boys. IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education music composed and performed by Tom DiGiovanni. Boys' Schools Understand and Celebrate Boys · Why a School for Boys? · Scotch College · Bishops · Woodberry Forest School · IBSC2022-04-1543 minBridging Legacies Across Campuses (BLAC)Bridging Legacies Across Campuses (BLAC)Our Faces, Our Voices Graduate Interview- John Bonhom II '99 of Woodberry Forest SchoolWhen John Bonhom II was asked what he would tell his younger self, he stated, "you are there because you belong there."2022-02-1023 minLeading Voices in Real EstateLeading Voices in Real EstateOwen Thomas | CEO of Boston PropertiesCEO of Boston Properties, Owen Thomas, joins Matt for the first conversation of 2022 on Leading Voices in Real Estate. Boston Properties is the largest office REIT, developing, investing, and managing Class A office buildings in Boston, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C, with a portfolio of 193 properties. Owen exemplifies leadership in our industry with distinct parts of his career. First, he climbed the ladder at Morgan Stanley through a 24 year career, a large part of which was running their real estate state group, then serving as Chief Executive Officer of Morgan Stanley Asia. After...2022-01-1000 minThe Darlington PodcastThe Darlington PodcastYear in ReviewWelcome to Episode 38 of The Darlington Podcast! In this episode, Head of School Brent Bell reflects on 2021 with Stefan Eady, assistant head of school for academic affairs, and Division Directors Chad Woods and Hope Jones. What was Mr. Bell's favorite fine arts performance of the year? Which football game is Mr. Woods still talking about? What soundtrack does Mrs. Jones think best describes 2021? What are Mr. Eady's book and podcast recommendations for 2022? Find out right here! Brent Bell was named Darlington's 11th head of school in 2014. With over two decades of experience in education, he hol...2021-12-3033 minThe Basketball PodcastThe Basketball PodcastEpisode 190: Ulric Maligi, Adrian Autry and Joel Justus, Assistant Coach Summit Guest: Ulric Maligi, Adrian Autry and Joel Justus In this week's coaching conversation, three power five assistant coaches, Ulric Maligi, Joel Justus and Adrian Autry join the Basketball Podcast to discuss roles, responsibilities and being the best assistant basketball coach you can be. Adrian Autry Adrian Autry returned to his alma mater Syracuse when he was named an assistant coach prior to the 2011-12 season. In March of 2017, Autry was promoted to associate head coach. Autry embarked on a coaching career in January 2006 when...2021-11-171h 14Veteran’s PATHVeteran’s PATHArmy Special Forces Captain who lost both legs and three fingers in an IED Explosion, Ben HarrowBen (@bharrow37 on IG) reminds us to "take a knee" - take some time to assess where you are, what's going on in life, and what you need.  And his story is incredible.   Want to know about mental toughness - Ben's story will help you get some perspective!   Born in Brooklyn, New York, Ben Harrow grew up in Great Neck, Long Island. After graduating from the Woodberry Forest School in Virginia, he attended the United States Military Academy, where he was a 4-year letterman on the Lacrosse team that...2021-01-291h 01Mike Lenz Voice - A Journey Into Voice ActingMike Lenz Voice - A Journey Into Voice Acting119 - Charlie Lovett InterviewCharlie Lovett was born in Winston-Salem, NC in 1962 and grew up as the child of a book-collecting English professor. He spent his summers in the rural North Carolina mountains and felt an early affinity for the countryside. He was educated at Summit School, Woodberry Forest School (Virginia), and Davidson College (NC) and in 1984 went into the antiquarian book business with his first wife, Stephanie. About the same time he began to seriously collect books and other materials relating to Lewis Carroll, author of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Lovett now has a large collection of Carrollian rare books an...2020-11-2344 minThis Business Of Music & Poetry PodcastThis Business Of Music & Poetry PodcastNever Turn Back (Interview with Christopher Swann)In this episode, Cliff Brooks and Michael Amidei interview author Christopher Swann.  Christopher Swann (https://christopherswann.com) is a novelist and high school English teacher in Atlanta, Georgia. A graduate of Woodberry Forest School in Virginia, he earned his Ph.D. in creative writing from Georgia State University. In 2018, Chris was a Townsend Prize finalist, a finalist for a Georgia Author of the Year award, and longlisted for the Southern Book Prize. He lives with his wife and two sons in Atlanta, where he is the English department chair at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School.2020-10-0549 minThe Talking Brains PodcastThe Talking Brains PodcastGardening, Prayer, Meditation, and Flow States ft. Ben Hale | Episode #4In this episode, I welcome a good friend of mine Ben Hale. Ben is a legendary English teacher and Cross Country coach at my Alma Mater, Woodberry Forest School. I credit this man for kickstarting an intellectual journey that brings me happiness to this day. I am so happy to have him on this podcast. Today we dive deeeep into some of my favorite topics including:Our relationship with natureReligion and DualismSocial media and the human experienceAddressing troubling times in American history2020-09-231h 12Follow the Leader Sports Podcast Hosted By Leader JohnsonFollow the Leader Sports Podcast Hosted By Leader JohnsonVillanova Radio: Woodberry Forest star LB puts Nova in top 6. Breaking down Nova linebackers.Leader talks Villanova linebackers plus Jianni Woodson-Brooks chances of comitting to Villanova plus more --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leader-johnson/support2020-07-0134 minOne and One PodcastOne and One PodcastJacob RaineyJacob Rainey was a student coach for the University of Virginia from 2013-2016, and was a standout high school quarterback in 2011 when a freak injury on the football field led to an amputation of part of his leg. Jacob talks about growing up in Charlottesville, Virginia, going to UVA football games as a kid, and how he got into football.  He discusses his decision to attend the boarding school Woodberry Forest School for high school, playing quarterback, and the recruiting process before his injury.  Jacob goes into detail about how his injury happened, the severity of it, and why th...2020-05-271h 00InspirED School Marketers SPARKCASTInspirED School Marketers SPARKCAST48 Years As A Private School Visionary and Champion (Part 2)Patrick F. Bassett began his career in 1970 as a teacher, coach, and dorm parent at Woodberry Forest School (VA), followed by two headships—Stuart Hall in Virginia and Pomfret School in Connecticut. Pat served as the president of ISACS—the Independent Schools Association of the Central States—from 1993 – 2001, and then as president of NAIS from 2001 to 2013. After leaving NAIS he co-founded Heads Up Educational Consulting that provides strategic, operational, governance, and programmatic guidance and consultation to educational enterprises. Now, after 48 years in the independent school business, Pat recently announced his retirement from the industry. Rob talked with Pat about his caree...2019-03-0727 minInspirED School Marketers SPARKCASTInspirED School Marketers SPARKCASTCelebrating 48 Years Dedicated to Private SchoolsPatrick F. Bassett began his career in 1970 as a teacher, coach, and dorm parent at Woodberry Forest School (VA), followed by two headships—Stuart Hall in Virginia and Pomfret School in Connecticut. Pat served as the president of ISACS—the Independent Schools Association of the Central States—from 1993 – 2001, and then as president of NAIS from 2001 to 2013. After leaving NAIS he co-founded Heads Up Educational Consulting that provides strategic, operational, governance, and programmatic guidance and consultation to educational enterprises. Now, after 48 years in the independent school business, Pat recently announced his retirement from the industry. Rob talked with Pat about his caree...2019-03-0729 minMountain & Prairie with Ed RobersonMountain & Prairie with Ed RobersonJesse Womack - Land Stewardship is in His BloodJesse Womack wears many hats, but at his core, he is a rancher. He is the fifth generation to operate his family’s ranch near Victoria, Texas, a large-scale cattle operation that uses progressive land management techniques in a very unique landscape. Jesse also works closely with Texas Christian University’s Institute of Ranch Management, traveling far and wide to teach sustainable agricultural techniques to ranchers and farmers around the world. And on top of all of that, he is also a cofounder of Explore Ranches, alongside past podcast guests Jay Klebergand Allison Ryan. Responsible land stewardship is i...2019-01-241h 20Mountain & Prairie with Ed RobersonMountain & Prairie with Ed RobersonJesse Womack - Land Stewardship is in His BloodJesse Womack wears many hats, but at his core, he is a rancher. He is the fifth generation to operate his family’s ranch near Victoria, Texas, a large-scale cattle operation that uses progressive land management techniques in a very unique landscape. Jesse also works closely with Texas Christian University’s Institute of Ranch Management, traveling far and wide to teach sustainable agricultural techniques to ranchers and farmers around the world. And on top of all of that, he is also a cofounder of Explore Ranches, alongside past podcast guests Jay Klebergand Allison Ryan. Responsible land stewardship is i...2019-01-241h 20Mountain & Prairie with Ed RobersonMountain & Prairie with Ed RobersonJay Kleberg – True Dedication to Conservation, Adventure & TexasJay Kleberg is a conservationist and the Associate Director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation. He’s also the co-founder of Explore Ranches, a new company that connects outdoor enthusiasts to some of the most iconic private ranches in Texas and beyond. Jay has built his career and life around a deep respect for land and an inborn sense of responsibility to protect these landscapes, as well as the wildlife and heritage they support. As a sixth-generation Texan landowner, responsible land stewardship is in Jay’s blood, and as you’ll hear in our conversation, he’s laser-focused on leavi...2018-12-131h 26Mountain & Prairie with Ed RobersonMountain & Prairie with Ed RobersonJay Kleberg – True Dedication to Conservation, Adventure & TexasJay Kleberg is a conservationist and the Associate Director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation. He’s also the co-founder of Explore Ranches, a new company that connects outdoor enthusiasts to some of the most iconic private ranches in Texas and beyond. Jay has built his career and life around a deep respect for land and an inborn sense of responsibility to protect these landscapes, as well as the wildlife and heritage they support. As a sixth-generation Texan landowner, responsible land stewardship is in Jay’s blood, and as you’ll hear in our conversation, he’s laser-focused on leavi...2018-12-131h 27Aussie Hoopla NBL & NBA PodcastAussie Hoopla NBL & NBA PodcastSteve Woodberry (1999 NBL MVP) on his time playing in the NBL, Europe and the NCAA FInal Four Steve Woodberry was born in Wichita, Kansas, attending Wichita South High School before playing for the University of Kansas where he was a part of two Final Four teams at Kansas in 1991 and 1993. In 1994 Woodberry won a championship in the Swiss league with Belinzona before signing a deal to play in Australia with the Gold Coast Rollers in 1995. In his first season in Australia, Woodberry averaged 24.5 points, 7.4 assists and 7.6 rebounds per game. Before suffering an injury at training, forcing him to return to Kansas. Woodberry would return to Australia the following year to play for...2018-11-3055 minOn Life and MeaningOn Life and MeaningHardin Minor | From Here to EternityHardin Minor is a performance artist and entertainer who embodies countless characters and enlivens spaces throughout the Charlotte community. He is co-founder of OMIMEO Mime Theatre, which presents a blend of mime illusion, circus arts, and special effects theater magic. He has performed for every kind of audience, from the classroom to corporate settings. Hardin has received numerous awards, including the Arts & Science Council’s Creative Fellowship Award, the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center Stage Award in recognition of longtime service to the arts in Charlotte, and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte 2017 Distinguished Alumnus in Dance award. He recei...2018-10-2500 minMember VoicesMember VoicesFrazier Stowers, Director of Admission and Tuition Assistance, Woodberry Forest SchoolFrazier Stowers, director of admission and tuition assistance at Woodberry Forest School (VA) describes his mentors, his "working definition" of leadership, and his love of spending time outside.2018-09-0430 minSpeaking of Travel® With Marilyn BallSpeaking of Travel® With Marilyn BallForest Conservation and Its Impact to Travel, Tourism and CommunityDayna Reggero of The Climate Listening Project, Rita Frost of Dogwood Alliance and Rev. Leo Woodberry of the Justice First Tour, discuss forest conservation and how to protect our connection to nature. Forests are life-sustaining. Forests provide us with the very air we breathe and clean our drinking water supply. They are our connection to nature and can help us cope with stress, fatigue and anxiety. For over 20 years, Dogwood Alliance has worked with diverse communities, partner organizations and decision-makers to protect Southern forests across 14 states.The Justice First Tour calls for a strong network of grassroots and frontline organizations...2018-08-2050 minWhole Body Mental Health RadioWhole Body Mental Health RadioThe Making Of A Racist with Prof. Charles B. Dew, PhDCharles B. Dew teaches the history of the South and the Civil War and Reconstruction at Williams College, where he is Ephraim Williams Professor of American History. A native of St. Petersburg, Florida, he graduated from Woodberry Forest School in Virginia and Williams College prior to completing his Ph.D. degree at the Johns Hopkins University under the direction of C. Vann Woodward. He is the author of four books: Ironmaker to the Confederacy: Joseph R. Anderson and the Tredegar Iron Works; Bond of Iron: Master and Slave at Buffalo Forge; Apostles of Disunion: Southern Secession Commissioners and the Causes...2017-01-2951 minHigh School Football AmericaHigh School Football AmericaHigh School Football America Radio Show - March 31, 2016On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with wide receiver Mac Hereford of Woodberry Forest (Virginia) about becoming a preferred walk-on at the University of Alabama. Also on the show is Doug Socha, head coach at Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach, Florida. The ThunderWolves are entering their fourth season of varsity football. Wrapping-up the show is Mark Ball, athletic director of the Lubbock Independent School District in west Texas. Ball will be part of a fireside chat Friday night at the Texas Lyceum discussing the "big business of football in Texas."2016-03-311h 29