University of San Diego
The University of San Diego is a contemporary Catholic university, grounded in the liberal arts and anchored along an international border, advancing academic excellence to create a more inclusive, sustainable and hopeful world. Strengthened by the Catholic intellectual tradition, USD confronts humanity’s challenges by fostering peace, working for justice and leading with love.www.sandiego.edu
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Sep 14, 2026
Dustin McComasGUEST
So every year for the last five years, I go to event called Area Code Games, which is in Southern California.
Dustin McComasGUEST
And my first year to go to Area Code Games was at the University of San Diego.
Dustin McComasGUEST
Um, I s- there was, I think it was the second day.
Dustin McComasGUEST
So Area Code, for people to know, the pro scouts hold tryouts in the summer, pick teams, and they coach the, they coach the teams.
Louise StangerGUEST
I did.
Louise StangerGUEST
I went to the University of San Diego and I got my doctoral degree in educational leadership.
Louise StangerGUEST
And I loved it because it was a very eclectic thing.
Louise StangerGUEST
And that's where my dissertation, I was allowed to do it on anything I wanted.
Kevin PettiGUEST
And I was pleasantly surprised at how wonderfully well received it was by students.
Kevin PettiGUEST
And so my PhD at the University of San Diego is in science education, which was the theme being interdisciplinary education in science, introducing the humanities into the sciences.
Kevin PettiGUEST
Today, I believe in the modern university system, it's much too balkanized, much too fragmented.
Kevin PettiGUEST
The biology people are here, the chemistry people are here, the humanities people are here, the business people are here.
Jim AllanGUEST
And so, you know, you can sit there and say, "Oh, well, wouldn't it be great to have the American setup?" But first you have to tell people how you're going to get it, and how it's not gonna end up being the European Court of Human Rights or the UK Supreme Court or the Canadian Supreme Court, and I can tell you, you won't get that.
Jim AllanGUEST
But even if you could somehow imagine getting the American set up, you'd also have to staff it with American-type judges, where they have whole schools of originalism like the University of San Diego, where at least some law students are learning that-
DanHOST
Mm
Jim AllanGUEST
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Jim AllanGUEST
But again, when you have disagreement, you need a procedure, and the procedure is you vote.
Jim AllanGUEST
The people voting will just be the judges.
Jim AllanGUEST
In contrast, the American sort of out of University of San Diego style originalism, which I like, is you are in the game of trying to discover which, what the people who had the legitimate authority to make the law, the statute, you know, the people who passed the statute or the constitution makers, what were they intending and what did the words they use convey to a well-informed person at the time? And the meaning doesn't change over time.
Jim AllanGUEST
If you want to change it, amend the Constitution.
Lou PenroseHOST
Don't like cold? Don't go to Colorado Springs.
Lou PenroseHOST
Like San Diego, go to University of San Diego, which is one of the schools he's applying to.
Lou PenroseHOST
But this notion of, oh, yeah, you've got to make connections.
Lou PenroseHOST
That school's got a fantastic alumni community where you can get connections.
Davinder KaurGUEST
And I practiced and practiced and practiced because they helped us like practice for this.
Davinder KaurGUEST
And I told my story at the University of San Diego back in 2019 to an audience of, I don't know how many there were, like maybe 200 people.
Davinder KaurGUEST
And by that time, I don't think I was that nervous because I had practiced so much.
Davinder KaurGUEST
And so many people came up to me, Indian people, and told me that they had experienced a little bit of what I experienced.
MeganHOST
And then oxidative, think like long-distance, think like marathon, three minutes plus there.
Chris HitchkoHOST
I did a great podcast with a professor out of University of San Diego, show up in his podcast.
Chris HitchkoHOST
If you want to really dive into this, because it's fascinating, it's very, very important to know if you're working with athletes and just overall conditioning.
Chris HitchkoHOST
But when it comes to the entirety of the exam, you might see a couple of questions and they're going to be very, very simple in the sense of your client lifted eight reps at a high intensity.
Scott McKainGUEST
Sometimes you get low promise, high performance.
Scott McKainGUEST
But by the way, interesting study at the University of San Diego.
Scott McKainGUEST
We, we, we hear all the time, you know, uh, underpromise, overdeliver.
Scott McKainGUEST
What they found in that study was in B2B relationships over a period of time, it erodes trust.
Christina LeeGUEST
So after law school, I got the fellowship at GW that I am now the outgoing fellow at GW.
Christina LeeGUEST
I'm starting at University of San Diego in about two months.
Kevin FrazierHOST
Congratulations.
Kevin FrazierHOST
Thank you.
Ram XHOST
Julia Mossbridge did.
Ram XHOST
She's an affiliate physics professor in the University of San Diego.
Ram XHOST
She's a real academic, right? No stake in the outcome, either direction.
Ram XHOST
She looked at what's publicly available and called it, in her words, a really cool art project.
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