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  1. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Comm in Ten: Grief Is the Other Side of Love (opens the original)

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    Season TWO! Every relationship ends. Dr. Paige Toller says that to her students, and it stops them for a second. Paige is a professor in the UNO School of Communication who studies interpersonal communication, which looks at how our closest relationships form, hold together, and end. In this episode she talks about the part we usually avoid, grief and loss, and why she treats it as a real part of how relationships work, not a footnote. Paige explains that grief is both internal and external, the

  2. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Comm in Ten: The Conversations That Get You to Graduation (opens the original)

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    Most students don't graduate because of one big moment. They graduate because of dozens of small ones, many of them happening in an advisor's office. Megan Lee has had thousands of those conversations. In this episode, the Season 1 finale, she walks us through how academic advising actually shapes student success. It's a side of higher education that doesn't get headlines, and it should. Megan talks about the pattern she sees again and again with students who get stuck, and the kind of communica

  3. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    Comm in Ten: The Craft Behind Competitive Speaking (opens the original)

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    Competitive speaking sounds, from the outside, like a stage event. From the inside, it's a craft, closer to coaching than performing. The people who do it well end up communicating at a level that shows up everywhere else in their lives. Amanda VonGoodrich coaches UNO Forensics. In this episode she shares what the work is really about, what students gain from it, and why the discipline matters more than the trophies. Amanda reflects on her own path through forensics and what builds confidence in

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