Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Series - The Future Of... Podcast (Audio)

This podcast series explores the future of work, leadership, and innovation through conversations with Fairfield University alumni and industry leaders across a wide range of fields. Each episode examines how industries are evolving in response to new technologies, shifting workplace demands, global challenges, and how those changes affect today’s students.

Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Series - The Future Of... Podcast (Audio) is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 6 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #6

  Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Series - The Future of Talent, Culture, & AI with Jason LaRue '99

  Jul 28, 20261h 4mS1

  <p>In this episode of the Dean’s Series, The Future Of, Richard Greenwald, Dean of the John Charles Meditz College of Arts and Sciences, speaks with Fairfield alumnus Jason LaRue '99, National Managing Partner of Talent and Culture at KPMG US, and Steph Gallo, Director of Career Planning for the Meditz College of Arts and Sciences.</p> <p>Jason reflects on his Fairfield journey, from his Jesuit education and debate team experience to his career in recruiting, human resources, and leadership at KPMG. The conversation explores how a liberal arts education builds communication, critical thinking, relationship-building, and adaptability. He ex...

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  Episode #5

  Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Series - The Future of Theater, Community, & Creative Work with Cheryl Wiesenfeld

  Jul 28, 202639 minS1

  <p>Dean Richard Greenwald, PhD, sits down with Tony Award winning producer Cheryl Wiesenfeld and Associate Professor of theater Sean F. Edgecomb, PhD to explore the future of work in theater and the performing arts. Together, they talk about reviving Yasmina Reza’s Art on Broadway and highlight the importance of laughter and community in theater, the evolving industry influenced by AI, and the need for authenticity in performances. They examine questions of access, representation, and who gets to see themselves onstage, while highlighting social justice driven work and the role of the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts in...

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  Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Series - The Future of Chemistry, Research, & Career Development with Mary De Duke ’91

  Jul 28, 202641 minS1

  <p >How can chemistry prepare students to solve problems in science, business, and their communities? In this episode of Fairfield University’s The Future of series, Dean Richard Greenwald speaks with alumna Mary De Duke ’91 and longtime chemistry professor Ed O’Connell about organic chemistry, scientific research, and career development.</p> <p>The conversation explores the growth of undergraduate research at Fairfield, the value of faculty mentorship, and the communication skills students gain through a liberal arts education. De Duke shares how her Fairfield experience prepared her for graduate study, pharmaceutical research at Pfizer, and the launch of Traveling Toys, a nonp...

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  Episode #3

  Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Series - The Future of Sports Media & Career Success with Mike Francesa

  Jul 28, 202649 minS1

  <p >In this episode of Fairfield University’s The Future Of series, Dean Richard Greenwald and communications professor David Albright speak with sports radio pioneer Mike Francesa about building a career in an industry transformed by broadcasting, podcasts, streaming, and social media.</p> <p>Francesa traces his path from writing and research to CBS and WFAN, including the persistence that helped him earn an on-air opportunity and build Mike and the Mad Dog. The conversation highlights durable skills: writing clearly, mastering a subject, telling compelling stories, showing up, saying yes, learning every role, and staying resilient through rejection. Francesa also off...

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  Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Series - The Future of AI, Adaptability, & Career Growth with Andrew Feigenson

  Jul 28, 202645 minS1

  <p >How can students prepare for careers shaped by artificial intelligence, automation, and hybrid work? In this episode of the College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Future Of series, Dean Richard Greenwald and Stephanie Gallo speak with business leader Andrew Feigenson about the skills that remain valuable as technology changes how organizations operate.</p> <p>Their conversation explores the future of entry-level work, the importance of critical thinking and data literacy, and the role of curiosity, authenticity, and accountability in professional growth. They also discuss building relationships in hybrid workplaces, evaluating company culture, learning from failure, and approaching a ca...

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