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The Far and Widener podcast explores the far-reaching world of Widener University and the many ways Widener strives to create a better future while shaping tomorrow’s leaders.
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- Aug 10, 2026
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Courtney Douds, Master Falconer and Owner of Raptor Jawns, on raptors, conservation, and community education (opens the original)
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This episode of Far and Widener features Courtney Douds, owner of Raptor Jawns, a bird education program that brings the wonder of raptors to schools, events, and community gatherings through live flight demonstrations and educational presentations. A master falconer, Courtney has built a unique path at the intersection of wildlife education, conservation, animal training, and public engagement. Through Raptor Jawns, Courtney helps audiences of all ages better understand birds of prey — their bi
John Barry, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of HRBench, on entrepreneurship, people analytics, and measuring what matters in HR (opens the original)
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This episode of Far and Widener features John Barry, a 2002 graduate of Widener University, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. In this conversation, John reflects on how his Widener engineering education shaped his leadership style, the lessons he learned building companies from the ground up, and the role data, benchmarking, and artificial intelligence are playing in the future of human resources. He also discusses his connection to Widener and his service as a mem
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