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Hosted by Andover Class of 1990 · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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Andover alumnus Laura Vinroot Poole talks with graduates from the Class of 1990, in advance of their 35th reunion.
Andover Class of 1990 hosts The End Depends Upon the Beginning, a society show with 31 episodes published.
Our first 4th generation Andover student, Chris Swihart grew up a 3rd culture expat kid of foreign service parents who decided upon boarding school when his 8th grade class was going to consist of only 1 student, being C
Willie Tate came to Andover from Jackson, Mississippi, by way of stops in Ohio, Kentucky, and Massachusetts itself. An aunt and uncle actually lived in the town of Andover and were pals with Mrs. Skip Eccles, in whose do
A four-year Senior from Andover, Robin Hessman started her time at PA a day student, but, let’s face it, most of us thought she was a boarder all four years. Robin is now an award-winning documentary filmmaker, a produce
Tom Seeley is a South Port, Connecticut native, a third generation Andover graduate and the younger sibling of two more graduates. Andover furnished his house on literal and figurative levels. A four year senior, Tom cam
One of our ex-pat classmates, Phil was born and reared in Manhattan and came to Andover after his Catholic school ended in the eighth grade, with a couple of family connections. As for many of us, it is clearly where he
A native of Chile, Ollie Strand grew up in Los Angeles after fleeing the political upheaval in his native land with a stop in Alaska along the way. Recruited by Andover at his middle school, Ollie arrived in the fall of
Our first faculty member, Brooklyn native Leon Modeste, Coach Mo, joined PA when our class did in 1986. Lou Bernieri's best pal since high school, Coach Mo filled the vacant football coach position at Lou's encouragement
The end depends upon the beginning. As we reach the end of this podcast series, we brought executive producers Meredith Carter and Hamlin O'Kelly (you know him) to reflect on just what this podcast has meant to all of us
A native of Lexington, MA, Jared is the grandson of a member of the class of '29 and nephew of a member of the class of '63. Arriving as a New Lower, Jared recalls his interview with Mrs. Richards who advised early on th
From a small town in Nebraska smaller than the PA student body, Jen Amis followed her siblings to Andover. On the recommendation of Doc Minne to her father, the Amis siblings applied and matriculated. Jen describes the i
Our only Day Student panelist, Mike Zetlan was a day student from Andover who didn’t act like a day student. He immersed himself into everything on campus during his time at PA, because, after all, “You have to put in so
Hailing from a small, rural community in Wester Connecticut, Kiersten Todt gave her honest, unvarnished assessment that she was not psyched to be coming to Andover as a junior. Living in Abbey House in Abbott during her
Growing up just outside of the far boundaries for day students, Dan Gilbert came to Andover from Nashua, New Hampshire. Dan’s father spent a PG year at Andover but rarely talked about it. A swimmer from a young age, Dan
Coming to PA as a new Lower, Liz Stites arrived from southeastern Massachusetts into Johnson in West Quad South. A bit of a culture shock, Liz tells the story of a classmate saying she was going to the City thinking it w
Having attended four schools in three years, Alex Whittemore applied to Andover while living in Roanoke, Virginia. Placed into Hall House in Abbot with only five other juniors, Alex did not have the typical Rockwell star
Carl Smit grew up in Massachusetts. Not only a graduate of Andover but also the Naval Academy, Carl admits that he did not have a normal education, for which he is grateful. A four year senior who started out in Rockwell
A New Jersey girl whose parents divorced during her time at PA, Cristina Olivetti Spencer’s roots in Andover run deep. Her grandmother and her great aunts were Abbott Alumnae. Cristina grew up spending Thanksgivings in A
A Manhattanite through-and-through, Wanda Mann arrived in Nathan Hale as a new junior. A crush on an Andover alumnus who spoke at weekend gifted and talented enrichment program titled Andover scales in Wanda’s favor. Eve
A native of Dunkirk, New York, Chris Weber arrived as a junior having barely turned 13 years old. Given the last attic room in Will Hall, Chris remembers meeting people from all over the as the world opened up to him. An
Massachusetts born and bred, John Berman grew up down the street from a rival boarding school where he sister was a day student. Like many of us, John regards Andover as his seminal educational experience, even more so t
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