University of Puget Sound
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Oct 4, 2026
Trevor McDonaldNARRATOR
When Bundy graduated university, he joined the Republican governor's re-election campaign.
Trevor McDonaldNARRATOR
Then in September of 1973, Bundy was accepted into law school at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, just 30 miles south of Seattle.
Trevor McDonaldNARRATOR
Before beginning the law course, he went on a trip to California.
Trevor McDonaldNARRATOR
Whilst there, he rekindled his relationship with his first love, Stephanie, despite still dating Elizabeth.
Anders JorstadHOST
But he is a native, sort of.
Anders JorstadHOST
He went to the University of Puget Sound and he played baseball there.
Anders JorstadHOST
So he is a player collegiately in the Seattle area and has been in several organizations.
Anders JorstadHOST
So he's been with the Guardians and the Giants and the Mets.
Edna Cowell MartinGUEST
And I, I think it was a difficult time for her.
Edna Cowell MartinGUEST
So by the time he was four, um, and starting to get old enough to ask questions and, you know, wonder who his father was, my dad was well established in, in the, at that point was a professor at the University of Puget Sound.
Edna Cowell MartinGUEST
Back then it was called the College of Puget Sound.
Edna Cowell MartinGUEST
And he always loved her.
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Todd RennebohmHOST
It's funny, he took psychology and then went into law.
Edna Cowell MartinGUEST
Yeah.
Edna Cowell MartinGUEST
Well, he, and he'd been taking law at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma.
Edna Cowell MartinGUEST
Um, and you know, he was bouncing around a bit.
Joe LacyHOST
As for Kai Correa, I think it's an interesting one.
Joe LacyHOST
Uh, he played for the University of Puget Sound, you know, for, in Tacoma, blah, blah, blah.
Joe LacyHOST
He's been around the ball club for, you know, i- in the past.
Joe LacyHOST
I agree with you though.
Kim MillsHOST
My next guest is Dr. Sara Protasi.
Kim MillsHOST
Dr. Protasi is a professor of philosophy at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, where she studies moral psychology and the philosophy of emotions.
Kim MillsHOST
She is author of the books The Philosophy of Envy and The Moral Psychology of Envy, and she has discussed the value of envy with media outlets including The Wall Street Journal, The Globe and Mail, and ABC Radio Australia.
Kim MillsHOST
Dr. Lange, Dr. Protasi, thank you both for joining me.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
First off, he has Pacific Northwest roots.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
Kai played at University of Puget Sound.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
That's where he played his college ball.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
When he was done playing there, he was a coach there from 2010 to 2013, and might I add, in that time of playing and coaching, he was also coaching travel ball games here in Seattle.
speaker_0NARRATOR
When Bundy graduated university, he joined the Republican governor's reelection campaign.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Then in September of 1973, Bundy was accepted into law school at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, just 30 miles south of Seattle.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Before beginning the law course, he went on a trip to California.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Whilst there, he rekindled his relationship with his first love, Stephanie, despite still dating Elizabeth.
Ken MartinezHOST
is spectacular it is amazing with the sound yeah the mountains it is quite spectacular and then there's a feature here that uh one of the coaches explained to me but i don't remember there are all these concrete things out there
Matt EllisGUEST
yeah yeah the old gravel pit it's from it used to be a gravel pit um so um Well, many years ago, when I was attending the University of Puget Sound and running there, every once in a while, the guys, we would hop the fence and run up and down the hills.
Matt EllisGUEST
What was a gravel pit? And so that's what they built that golf course on.
Matt EllisGUEST
And then, of course, the park.
MatthewHOST
So it's kind of interesting.
MatthewHOST
And that's how I, you know, I grew up and that's how, you know, when we were at UPS, which is not the, it's not UPS, the delivery, it's the university of Puget sound.
MatthewHOST
And my brother's done what he's always wanted to do since he was a little kid, but it sounds like, and I'm going to talk to him and hopefully he'll listen to this.
MatthewHOST
Cause it kind of sounds like on a much, much smaller scale, obviously that's what, that's what he's doing.
Elizabeth McMahonHOST
One scientist emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Madison covers his walls in microbiology-related albums from bands called Salmonella Dub, Anthrax, and Dengue Fever.
Elizabeth McMahonHOST
A professor at the University of Puget Sound has dozens of microbial plushies populating his lab space.
Elizabeth McMahonHOST
A large pair of steer horns hangs over a chemist's desk at Queens University.
Elizabeth McMahonHOST
Forget house and garden.
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