HeyJaredTrail Map Podcast
Trail Map is a podcast about people charting bold, unconventional paths through life. Hosted by Matt Gregory and Patrick Dyer Wolf, each episode features a conversation with someone who’s forging their own way — from musicians and athletes to entrepreneurs, scientists, and…
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Lynn Vidler – From Ballet to Provost, Leadership Without Toxicity, and Knowing When to Step Aside (opens the original)
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Lynn Vidler was the Provost at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs — the university's chief academic officer. But their first career was as a professional ballet dancer with the California Ballet Company in San Diego, where they'd been training since age four. Lynn left it, went 3,000 miles across the country to NYU, and built an academic career in 17th century Spanish drama that eventually took them to West Point for 12 years, then South Dakota, then Colorado. In this conversation, Lynn
Jon Sciambi – Play as a Philosophy, Calling Cubs Baseball, and the ALS Fight He Can't Walk Away From (opens the original)
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Jon "Boog" Sciambi has been the television voice of the Chicago Cubs since 2021, calling games from the same booth where Harry Caray once sat. He grew up on Roosevelt Island in New York City, played baseball at Regis High School, and found his way to broadcasting after getting cut from the team at Boston College — by walking straight into the campus radio station on day one. In this episode, Jon (who happens to be Pat's first cousin) talks about play as a professional philosophy — and how channe
Amy Devaney – Physical Therapy, the Boston Marathon, and Training the Brain Through the Body (opens the original)
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Amy Devaney is a physical therapist and sports medicine specialist based in Natick, Massachusetts. She's been a PT for over 15 years — starting at Mass General Sports Medicine, then Newton-Wellesley Hospital, and now running her own practice focused on runners and athletes. She got into the field the way a lot of great careers start: with a well-timed accident. A knee injury from skiing on senior skip day her senior year of high school changed her college trajectory, introduced her to physical t
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