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Hosted by Ashland University · education · EN · 14 episodes
Purpose isn't a destination. It's a direction. The In Pursuit podcast from Ashland University features real conversations with students, faculty, staff and alumni who are living that out, sharing stories of purpose, growth and the people who shaped their pursuit.
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Signup to Generate a PitchPurpose isn't a destination. It's a direction. The In Pursuit podcast from Ashland University features real conversations with students, faculty, staff and alumni who are living that out, sharing stories of purpose, growth and the people who shaped their pursuit.
In Pursuit Podcast is hosted by Ashland University. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "You'll Find It Here" (27 July 2026, 38 minutes), "What the Campus Gives Back" (29 June 2026, 41 minutes), and "What the Campus Gives Back" (29 June 2026, 41 minutes).
In Pursuit Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for In Pursuit Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. In Pursuit Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. In Pursuit Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for In Pursuit Podcast are Universities & Colleges. In Pursuit Podcast has an education audience.
Ashland University hosts In Pursuit Podcast, an education show with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #14
Some people know at five. Most of us find out along the way. Sidney Milliken arrived at Ashland with a big personality and almost no idea what she was going to do with it. She chose sport management, added a religion...
Episode #13
The plan changed. The people held. <p>Hannah Mantle came as a nursing student with a plan, a clear direction, four years mapped out, no room for uncertainty. What she found in the months that followed was something she...
Episode #13
The plan changed. The people held. Hannah Mantle came as a nursing student with a plan, a clear direction, four years mapped out, no room for uncertainty. What she found in the months that followed was something she...
Episode #12
The call came before the clarity. It always does. <p>Student Grace Wanjiku had held other plans before attending the Ashland Theological Seminary: horses, accounting, a quieter life in Kenya. What broke through was a...
Episode #11
Both from northwest England. Both found their way to Ashland. <p>Head Men’s Soccer Coach Nick Roberts grew up playing soccer in the working-class leagues of England where the game meant everything. He came to the States...
Episode #10
Not everything worth building shows up in the box score. <p>In this conversation, Head Football Coach Doug Geiser and linebacker Jack Talkington reflect on what it means to pursue something worthy, not just something...
Episode #7
Not every calling begins with certainty. Often, it begins with questions. <p>Zack Van Farowe, a senior majoring in psychology and religion, sits down with Alex Hill, Director of the Center for CommUNITY & Belonging, to...
Episode #4
Leadership begins long before the title does. <p>John Keim, a sophomore studying communication and journalism with a minor in political science, sits down with Randy, Ashland University’s Interim Vice President of...
Episode #8
The path to the classroom rarely looks the way you expect it to. <p>In this conversation, two seniors look back at the decisions that shaped their time in college and the moments that quietly redirected them. Wyatt...
Episode #9
The future does not always begin with a plan. Sometimes it begins with a question. <p>In this conversation, Assistant Provost of Student Success Catherine Williams and student Payton O’Toole reflect on the moments that...
Episode #6
<p>Janel Molnar, Director of Recreational Services, and student Sarah Watson talk about what it means to care in quiet, everyday ways. Sarah shares how personal loss deepened her desire to walk with others, while Janel...
Episode #5
<p>Tyshawn Lane and Stanley Turpin reflect on growing up in Cleveland and the shift to a small-town campus away from home. They speak with honesty about the friendships and faith that carried them through the challenges...
Episode #3
<p>Dr. Tony Basham, Assistant Professor of New Testament and student, Grace Moricca share on the quiet work of listening to scripture, to the Spirit and to the people who walk alongside you. Together, they explore how...
Episode #2
<p>Dr. Cara Rogers Stevens, Associate Professor of History and Dr. Greg McBreyer, Interim Provost and Associate Professor of Political Science offer a glimpse into the intellectual life at Ashland, where learning is...
Episode #1
<p>Ashland University alumna Hayley Smith and women’s basketball coach Kari Pickens reflect on faith, mentorship and what it means to carry purpose through seasons of change. As Hayley prepares to play basketball...
Recent guests on In Pursuit Podcast. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
Author, "The Exorcist's House", Indianapolis city-county council
home cook, recipe developer, cooking instructor, creator of Cooking With Friends, Center for CommUNITY & Belonging
advertising executive turned advisor and coach, Quad City Times and Gazette
Associate Professor of History, Ashland University
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