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California Lutheran University

At Cal Lutheran, our dedicated and accomplished faculty works with small classes of undergraduate and graduate students who are open-minded and seeking to grow as individuals while they pursue their passions and discover their purpose. Our mission is to educate leaders for a global society who are strong in character and judgment, confident in their identity and vocation, and committed to service and justice.www.callutheran.edu

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Nov 5, 2026

Kevin BrannonHOST
20:55
I listen to John Nunes is one of my mentors.
Kevin BrannonHOST
20:58
He's from Cal Lutheran.
Kevin BrannonHOST
20:58
He's going to be up and turn me through this social justice project.
Kevin BrannonHOST
21:02
And he came in when I was in Coneo Leadership Academy, like, and I got VC Leadership Academy and my little water bottle that I got right.
Kevin BrannonHOST
21:12
is that leaders listen too, man.
Kevin BrannonHOST
21:13
So we know what I do to folks when you're listening at home, what I have been doing is when I am taking notes, honestly, I'll write on here.
Kevin BrannonHOST
21:21
raise your hand, don't be disruptive, right? Because me being a big shot and I remember Brewster again with Cal Lutheran nonprofit, I sat in the front and he said, don't be disruptive, right? And this goes back to even how I teach kids in classroom, right? Where a kid wants to blurt out the answer and I'm like, hey, raise your hand.
Kevin BrannonHOST
21:38
And now that I'm sitting in tables, like I know I could be doing that at 40 years old.
Warner BaileyHOST
21:07
Say it loud with Whisperflow, our new segment.
Warner BaileyHOST
21:11
We do have one quick last question actually live from the chat in the last minute here from Tatiana, who's a features editor at California Lutheran University student newspaper.
Warner BaileyHOST
21:20
What skills do you think make a successful editor-in-chief in the last minute?
Willa BennettGUEST
21:24
Ooh.
Patrick LockwoodGUEST
2:12
Like Adam, I've got a lot of experience I'm happy to share from.
Patrick LockwoodGUEST
2:15
I'm also a professor at Cal Lutheran.
Patrick LockwoodGUEST
2:18
And so I also have kind of the academic side of this too, to the extent that you want to talk about that.
Patrick LockwoodGUEST
2:23
So very happy to be here.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:38
On this episode of the Rising Coaches podcast, we're joined by Mike Dunlap for part one of a two-part conversation.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:45
Dunlap's career includes stops at Loyola Marymount, Iowa, USC, Arizona, Oregon, St. John's, the Denver Nuggets, and Milwaukee Bucks, along with head coaching roles at Cal Lutheran, Adelaide, Metro State, the Charlotte Bobcats, Loyola Marymount, and Colorado Mesa.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:03
In this episode, we discuss how his definition of great coaching has evolved, the skills that took him from young assistant to NBA head coach, and what he would change if given another opportunity to lead a team in today's era.
Doug CaputoHOST
1:17
Welcome back.
Doug CaputoHOST
2:07
You're welcome.
Doug CaputoHOST
2:09
To give everyone for reference to Mage.
Doug CaputoHOST
2:12
Mage got his first opportunity, first coaching opportunity at Cal Lutheran, which was ultimately Coach Dunlap's first head coaching opportunity.
Doug CaputoHOST
2:20
But to encompass it and kind of go back even before you got that first head coaching opportunity, I mean...
Grace BarterHOST
38:52
She and Ron Steers were married May 9, 1970, and shortly thereafter moved to Thousand Oaks, California.
Grace BarterHOST
39:00
It was during their first years in California that Carol returned to school to receive a master's degree in English education from California Lutheran University.
Grace BarterHOST
39:10
The family settled in Iowa City in 1976, and Carol and her husband founded Steers Incorporated, which included Steers Crafts and Gifts in Iowa City and Steers Gifts and Collectibles in Coralville.
Grace BarterHOST
39:28
Carol and Ron retired in 2000 and moved to Mesa, Arizona.
David F. MaasGUEST
28:12
Comparative phonemic inventories of 52 languages.
David F. MaasGUEST
28:20
Those books are in... well Library of Congress they're in the Mormon BYU they're in California Lutheran College what's the one Roderick Meredith Living University.
David F. MaasGUEST
28:46
And introduction of a critical review, a critical analysis of two introductory cassettes, programs in general semantics, approaches to the history of the English language, a book chapter, analogs and critical thoughts, Unity, the Images of Order in 1988, article using General Semantics, General Semantics Formulation, David Burns Feeling Good, an article concerning an E-prime translation of the Bible, images that unify the whole of analogs and an article, the effects of an instructional program in generous semantics on the concrete disclarity and specificity of college freshman themes in the fall of 1973.
Victor KubikHOST
29:51
So that's an amazing list.
Ravi SawhneyGUEST
6:39
I'm doing a mentorship program.
Ravi SawhneyGUEST
6:43
I'm doing a mentorship session with a group of other mentors and At Cal Lutheran's entrepreneurship program.
Ravi SawhneyGUEST
6:54
How long have you been playing for? I was, well, I had been playing for years when we started the guitar company.
Ravi SawhneyGUEST
7:03
I stopped playing completely.
Kevin RogersHOST
2:44
But do the Trojans knock off the Buckeyes here?
Lee SterlingHOST
2:47
They're not playing Cal Lutheran this weekend?
Kevin RogersHOST
2:50
No, it's a home and home, but not this year.
Kevin RogersHOST
2:53
Oh, okay.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:38
On this episode of the Rising Coaches podcast, we're joined by Mike Dunlap for part one of a two-part conversation.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:45
Dunlap's career includes stops at Loyola Marymount, Iowa, USC, Arizona, Oregon, St. John's, the Denver Nuggets, and Milwaukee Bucks, along with head coaching roles at Cal Lutheran, Adelaide, Metro State, the Charlotte Bobcats, Loyola Marymount, and Colorado Mesa.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:03
In this episode, we discuss how his definition of great coaching has evolved, the skills that took him from young assistant to NBA head coach, and what he would change if given another opportunity to lead a team in today's era.
Doug CaputoHOST
1:17
Welcome back.
Doug CaputoHOST
2:07
You're welcome.
Doug CaputoHOST
2:09
To give everyone for reference to Mage.
Doug CaputoHOST
2:12
Mage got his first opportunity, first coaching opportunity at Cal Lutheran, which was ultimately Coach Dunlap's first head coaching opportunity.
Doug CaputoHOST
2:20
But to encompass it and kind of go back even before you got that first head coaching opportunity, I mean...
Michael Hanson-MorrisHOST
10:41
Yeah, there's a couple more tucked away.
Michael Hanson-MorrisHOST
10:44
And I think the announcement of Connor Crawford, who I believe is a 6'6 opposite, is going to come in and captain the team out of a D3 school, Cal Lutheran, on the West Coast.
Michael Hanson-MorrisHOST
10:57
But the one that caught my eye that I'm not sure is on the official transfer list yet, but is on their volley zone is Lewis Bunton.
Michael Hanson-MorrisHOST
11:04
who makes a lot of sense to fit with the beach program at Nottingham, but we saw him get a little bit of time in Super League last year as well.

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