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St. Edward's University

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Oct 20, 2026

Ryan GlennHOST
33:22
Minot State is also competing from the NSIC.
Ryan GlennHOST
33:25
St. Edwards University.
Ryan GlennHOST
33:26
And then the University of Tampa.
Ryan GlennHOST
33:28
So kind of all over the nation overall.
Ali KhatawGUEST
18:10
When we were growing up, I've seen my dad in action on his integrity.
Ali KhatawGUEST
18:16
And recently I was a commencement speaker at St. Edward's University, and one of the topics that I was talking about was integrity.
Ali KhatawGUEST
18:24
So when we were growing up, my dad used to tell this story to us, phrases or stories, that if money is lost, nothing is lost because you can always make it up and you get time in your life.
Ali KhatawGUEST
18:36
If health is lost, something is lost.
Patty AnnexstadHOST
4:06
Mm-hmm.
Marco ClarkGUEST
4:06
And I served on a board at St. Edward's University for the Holy Cross Institute.
Marco ClarkGUEST
4:11
Later, I was invited by the president at the Holy Cross Institute to join them and be a part of the teaching faculty in their doctoral program and to be the executive, uh, director of the Holy Cross Institute.
Marco ClarkGUEST
4:22
And then it was a sh- few short years after that that, um, Holy Cross College called, and, um, and I started thinking about those early days of what Morgan said.
Stacey ChillemiHOST
1:49
agnostic guide to commercializing innovations.
Stacey ChillemiHOST
1:52
Today, he also teaches innovation, entrepreneurship, and business strategy at St. Edward's University in Austin.
Stacey ChillemiHOST
2:00
He is here today to share, to help us understand how great ideas become real businesses.
Stacey ChillemiHOST
2:07
Ari, welcome to the show.
Sarah BrenHOST
1:19
Today, I'm joined by Dr. Adam McCormick.
Sarah BrenHOST
1:23
Adam is a professor of social work at St. Edwards University, and his work focuses on boyhood, trauma, masculinity, foster care, and resilience.
Sarah BrenHOST
1:33
He's the author of Healing the Helping Professional's Childhood Trauma Wounds: The Unfinished Business of Childhood, and is currently writing a book called The Cost of Boyhood: Trauma, Masculinity, and a Return to the Self.
Sarah BrenHOST
1:47
In this conversation, Adam and I explore what can happen to boys' emotional worlds as they grow up, and why behaviors that express anger or shutting down or pushing people away may tell us far less about what a boy's actually feeling than we realize.
Bob LozanoHOST
5:00
Where'd you go to, to college, university?
Steven FranzGUEST
5:02
I went to St. Edward's for my undergrad in Austin.
Bob LozanoHOST
5:05
Didn't you do something, like, where you graduated early or something? Or you-
Steven FranzGUEST
5:08
Yeah, I graduated, uh, right as I was turning 19.
Dave RobertsHOST
0:50
In 2026, Adam received the Minnie Stevens Piper Professor Award, widely regarded as the highest honor for teaching excellence in the state of Texas.
Dave RobertsHOST
0:59
He's also a candidate for the 2028 Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching, one of the most prestigious teaching awards in higher education in the United States, and was a recipient of St. Edward's University Distinguished Teaching Award in 2025.
Dave RobertsHOST
1:16
He's also the author of Healing the Helping Professional, The Unfinished Business of Childhood, a book exploring childhood trauma, emotional survival adaptations, burnout, authenticity, and the journey back to self.
Dave RobertsHOST
1:31
He's also currently completing The Cost of Becoming a Boy, a forthcoming book examining the emotional, developmental, and cultural experiences that shape boys and men.
speaker_3HOST
2:23
Knocking out the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in 1905, where in 1888, the Jesuits took over the responsibilities of the parish.
speaker_3HOST
2:34
Clayton was also pinned to the main building at St. Edward's University, located in Austin, Texas, where we are told that the first one was completed in 1888, the same exact year that the Jesuits took over the other Clayton church.
speaker_3HOST
2:52
And they tell us that the one we see today is the second one.
speaker_3HOST
2:56
When they rebuilt it, no problem at all, in 1903 after a fire.
Maggie LunaGUEST
26:59
So there's that stigma and shame and judgment when at the end of the day, it could be anybody.
Maggie LunaGUEST
27:08
You know, there was a student at St. Ed's who passed away about two weeks ago from a pill that he got online.
Maggie LunaGUEST
27:19
You know, so before we start making judgment, we have to realize that This supply is in there, out there, and it's easy to get to now with the internet and social media, things that were not available before I went to prison.
Maggie LunaGUEST
27:41
I mean, the things that I hear, I'm just like, dang, I would be dead if I were still using today.
Erin HoganHOST
25:40
Georgetown? Mm-hmm.
Erin HoganHOST
25:41
When I was at St. Edward's, they were a conference rival of ours.
Erin HoganHOST
25:45
I think they still are.
Erin HoganHOST
25:46
Texas
Erin HoganHOST
25:54
Home of Vern Lundquist, by the way, the great announcer.
Erin HoganHOST
25:56
TLC, also Incarnate Word, and everybody's bounced around now.
Erin HoganHOST
26:01
St. Mary's was our big rival when I was at St. Ed's.
Erin HoganHOST
26:03
So there you go.

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