HeyJaredNortheastern Next Podcast
The Northeastern Next podcast showcases the stories, talents, and thoughtful insights of our university’s current and future alumni. In each episode, we will learn about their journey and hear what they plan to achieve next.
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- Aug 12, 2026
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Building Towards the Future feat. Ben Wan (opens the original)
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Meet Ben Wan, AMD'07, MArch'08! Ben was recently named a partner at RODE Architects, one of the premier architecture firms in the Boston area. He joins the Northeastern Next podcast to discuss how his classes and professors at Northeastern shaped who he is as an architect, balancing modernity and history when designing a building for the city of Boston, and much more.
An Inspiration to Scholars Everywhere feat. Indya Taylor (opens the original)
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Meet Indya Taylor, S'25! A chemist by day, Indya moonlights as the co-executive director of INSPIRE Scholars, a program that helps high school students in New York City feel empowered through mentorship, mental health literacy, and holistic workshops to bridge the gap to higher education and build sustainable futures. We'll discuss her Northeastern experience, what being a chemist has taught her personally and professionally, and the values of INSPIRE Scholars.
Receiving the Gold Card feat. Ian Browne (opens the original)
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Meet Ian Browne, AMD'95! The head sportswriter for the Boston Red Sox on MLB.com, Ian has had an illustrious career in sports journalism. Learn about his Northeastern experience, his co-op with The Boston Globe, shifting to the digital world, and some of his favorite Red Sox memories.
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