Take a trip down memory lane with other Cornellians. Weekly conversations with Michelle and Stephanie will introduce you to past and present Cornellians to hear where they are now and why they are most thankful to Cornell. (Not affiliated with or sponsored by Cornell University)
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Signup to Generate a PitchTake a trip down memory lane with other Cornellians. Weekly conversations with Michelle and Stephanie will introduce you to past and present Cornellians to hear where they are now and why they are most thankful to Cornell. (Not affiliated with or sponsored by Cornell University)
Recent episodes include "She Didn't Wait for Opportunity. She Created It. Meet Jordy Singer '28" (26 October 2026, 37 minutes), "The New Girl: Caroline Coors on the Cornell Experience" (19 October 2026, 30 minutes), and "The Stories That Bring Us Together" (12 October 2026, 9 minutes).
Cornell (thank) U publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 260 episodes.
Booking probability for Cornell (thank) U is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cornell (thank) U requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cornell (thank) U's contact route on record: verified email.
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Cornell (thank) U is a comedy podcast with 260 episodes published.
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Episode #262
Jordy Singer isn't waiting around for opportunities to come her way. She's making them happen. A Cornell junior who transferred from Human Ecology to the Hotel School, Jordy has embraced everything Cornell has to...
Episode #261
Caroline Coors has lived in more places than most people twice her age, so she knows a thing or two about being the new girl! After transferring from Cal Poly to Cornell, she learned that finding your people doesn't...
Episode #260
It's been a difficult and heartbreaking time for the Cornell community. Recent events have left many feeling angry, saddened, disappointed, and concerned. We share those feelings, recognize the pain of those directly...
Episode #259
AI can give us answers faster than ever—but getting the answer is only part of making a good decision. Cheryl Strauss Einhorn '91 returns to talk about her new book, The Human Edge , how to work with AI to make better...
Episode #258
Rachel Doyle ’05 was just 17 when she turned a brilliant idea into GlamourGals. More than 25 years later, that idea is still bringing teenagers and older adults together. We talked with Rachel about starting young...
Episode #257
Max Hartley ’29 has been at Cornell for one month—and somehow he’s already everywhere. The 20-year-old sophomore transfer is studying in ILR, singing with Last Call A Cappella, running, building businesses and creating...
Episode #256
Gary Yarnell knew he wanted to be a veterinarian at two years old. He never changed his mind. At Cornell, he raced through undergrad, met his future wife Laurie—and once rescued a parakeet from anatomy lab by putting it...
Episode #255
What happens when two Cornell track athletes start commiserating about watered-down iced coffee on a 14-mile run? For Ben Gibson and Mikey Dizon-Bumann, it turned into Kube & Co. They tell us how they took a problem...
Episode #254
If you’ve been on Cornell’s campus lately, chances are you’ve seen—or heard about—Anmo Li ’28, aka the pogo stick guy. Anmo is a world-ranked extreme pogo stick athlete and founder of the Cornell Pogo Club. He joins us...
Episode #253
Since being introduced to Jon Gordon ’93 just a few weeks ago, Michelle has read seven of his books—and genuinely feels changed by them. Then we talked with Jon, and Steph felt it too. There is something about the way...
Episode #252
If you’re a college student getting ready for recruiting season—or the parent of one—this episode could not come at a better time. Deborah Klein Glasser knows the job search from both sides. After Cornell, she built a...
Episode #251
Ayotunde Ejiko is only 20 years old, but somehow he has already fit an extraordinary amount into those 20 years. He grew up in Nigeria, moved to the United States at 11, became one of the top high school sprinters in...
Episode #250
When we first met Ruthie Jones, we knew she had an incredible story. A Division I soccer goalie at Duke. A first-year student at Weill Cornell Medicine. But what surprised us most wasn't her resume—it was the way she...
Episode #249
She's here!! This interview has been at the top of our wish list for a long time. Most people know Kate Snow as the journalist they've welcomed into their homes for decades. We walked away appreciating her even more—not...
Episode #248
What if one of the best beauty products has been sitting in your medicine cabinet all along? Three years after her first visit to Cornell (Thank) U, GlossLab founder Rachel Glass is back with her newest venture...
Episode #247
She never planned to become Justine Snacks. Today, Justine Doiron ('16) has built a community of more than 4 million followers across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, along with a New York Times bestselling cookbook. But...
Episode #246
What does the perfect day at Cornell look like? After interviewing 250 incredible guests on the Cornell (Thank) U Podcast, we noticed something. No matter when they were at Cornell—or what they studied—they kept coming...
Episode #245
How does a first-generation kid from Brooklyn end up becoming the Acting Mayor of Ithaca? For Eric Rosario '91, it all started with one history professor whose book inspired him to apply to Cornell. That one decision...
Episode #244
We had the honor and fun of talking with Alexis Gabler '24, whose connection to Cornell began long before she ever arrived in Ithaca. After her father, Cornell alumnus Fred Gabler, was killed on September 11th, his...
Episode #243
Lisa Levy Shaub ’91 joins us for a conversation about reinvention, resilience, and finding your true calling. She shares behind-the-scenes stories about working with Oprah, the lessons she learned about behavior change...
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