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In Such a Place from Miami University explores the future of higher education and the vital role colleges and universities play in shaping our world.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Coaching Giants with John Harbaugh (opens the original)
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Legendary NFL coach John Harbaugh gets candid with Miami University President Greg Crawford on coaching, college, and the leadership that leaves a legacy. Standing tall as a Cradle of Coaches honoree and proud RedHawk, Coach Harbaugh shares his journey to the big leagues and what he's learned from coaching the most-watched sport in the country.
Surviving Pompeii with Steven Tuck (opens the original)
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The eruption of Mount Vesuvius and the devastation of the ancient city of Pompeii is a history lesson many have learned. Now, Miami University Classics Professor Steven Tuck is proving to the world that what we've learned of the tragedy is not the full story. Professor Tuck joins President Gregory Crawford to uncover the truth of the thousands of citizens who survived. His work shows that they share a similar story to modern day refugees – stories of faith, resilience, and community.
The Next Quantum Leap (opens the original)
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Quantum computing is no longer science fiction. It's happening in the classrooms and laboratories at Miami University. Physics Professor Perry Corbett joins President Greg Crawford for this episode to dive into what quantum physics is on the surface, how today's findings are tomorrow's applications, and where the path to the future of science is leading.
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