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Welcome to The PodCAST, a podcast produced by the College of Applied Science and Technology at Illinois State University. We'll be sitting down with alumni that are innovative thought leaders in their fields.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Be thoughtful, be intentional, and be grateful with Dr. Kim Oliver, ELM lecturer (opens the original)
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This episode features Dr. Kim Oliver, professor and graduate faculty member at New Mexico State University, ahead of her Esther Larson McGinnis Lecture. Oliver discusses her unexpected path into higher education, her research on girls, physical education, and youth voice, and her activist approach to teaching. She also explores the importance of student-centered pedagogy, listening to young people, and creating more inclusive and meaningful physical activity spaces.
Now is the time to explore with Jedediah Cantrell, HSC (opens the original)
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This episode features Illinois State University alumna Jedediah Cantrell, a Health Information Management graduate whose career has taken her from healthcare roles to hospital leadership and the vice presidency. Cantrell discusses her nontraditional path to ISU, her career journey, leadership philosophy, experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, and advice for students considering a career in health information management.
Rising to the occasion with Dr. Cedric Williams, MSC (opens the original)
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In this episode, I talk to Army veteran and ISU Alum Dr. Cedric Williams.
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