HeyJared1861: The North Central College Podcast
With countless great stories across the North Central College campus and the wider Cardinal community, we’ve created a new way to share them.Welcome to 1861, the North Central College Podcast.Join us on this journey. Let’s see where it leads.
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Episode 16: Fall 2026 Sports Preview (Part 2) (opens the original)
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The fall athletics season is underway! In the second episode of our two-part fall sports preview, we connect with head women’s tennis coach Joey Leto and head women’s volleyball coach Ray Gooden to talk about the outlooks to their seasons. We also highlight a winning start to the 2026 campaign for the national title-contending football and women’s triathlon teams. We invite you to tune in and Go Cards!
Episode 15: Fall 2026 Sports Preview (Part 1) (opens the original)
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As the 2026-27 school year starts, so does another year of Cardinal Athletics. In this two-part special edition of 1861: The North Central College Podcast, five fall sport coaches discuss their off-season preparation and preview the upcoming season. Head coaches featured in this episode include Mahesh Narayanan ’97/M’05 (women’s cross country), Matt Sinnott ’03 (men’s cross country), Enzo Fuschino (men’s soccer), Andrew Gamarra (women’s soccer) and Rachel Gray (men’s/women’s golf). Let’s go Card
Episode 14: Dr. Paul Bloom (opens the original)
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While contributing to one of the most ambitious physics experiments in the world, Dr. Paul Bloom, professor of physics, made sure his students at North Central gained experience working right alongside him. “You don’t really know how to do science until you try to do science,” he says. In an expansive conversation, Bloom traces his journey to studying and teaching physics. He also discusses how the long-awaited results of the Muon g-2 experiment at Fermilab national laboratory are a tremendous a
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