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Hosted by Beyond the Dome · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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What do people do when they retire from college? As it turns out, just about anything they want. You’re Probably Okay, presented by the University of Notre Dame’s “Beyond the Dome” initiative within the College of Arts & Letters, has set out to speak with incredibly talented individuals who have leveraged the skills they gained from their liberal arts backgrounds to manifest the successful careers they have today. Listen as these professionals talk about their journeys from college to industry, and share stories of their successes, setbacks, and pivotal moments of self-discovery.
Beyond the Dome hosts You're Probably Okay: A Beyond the Dome Podcast, a education show with 18 episodes published.
How does having asthma lead to a 25+ year career in the airline industry? Eric Phillips will tell you. Eric is the Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer at Delta Air Lines, Inc. He has built a long and successf
If it were easy, everybody would do it. Choosing to get involved in service to one’s community is a most admirable decision. Mayor Lauren McLean has done just that. How are local politics similar to the show “Parks and R
Nobody plans for the disruption, and you don’t always realize that the hits you take are a part of the greater narrative of your life. Dave left Notre Dame’s campus bound for a career in publishing, only to find himself
Emily Hikade spent the first part of her career with the CIA and is now the Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Petite Plume, a fast-growing luxury pajama company. What do the two wildly opposite career tracks have in c
Tim is the President of Bishop Feehan High School, and as you’ll hear in this episode, he has an incredible story about his life as an entrepreneur and his passion for education. Tim reminds students that life is a long
This special episode of "You're Probably OK" is a poignant and bittersweet one. Our beloved co-host, Lucy Langholz, joins us for the final time as she prepares to embark on new adventures. Over the past two years, Lucy h
Wherever Jeanne Murphy found herself at any given moment in her life, there was a very good chance she was one of the first to be there. A part of Notre Dame’s first class of women in 1972, Jeanne’s first stop after grad
When Mike was in college he was a self-described “career center power user” as he hustled to make as many authentic connections with potential employers as he could to land his first job. As his career blossomed, he saw
Finding passion in your profession takes time, but if you remain patient and determined, you can land a dream job. Artistic entrepreneur and Art Director (Barbie) at Mattel, Shelby Alexander shares her incredibly inspiri
Michele has been a believer in and friend of this program from day one. Her passion for Arts and Letters and her belief in our students is unwavering. The foundational skillset one gains with a liberal arts degree is mar
Life is a long time, and many times you have to experience enough of it in order to be really good at something. As New York Times best-selling author, Katherine Reay, points out, sometimes you need to have a day job whi
Kris Bitterly was a Spanish Literature and Econ double-major here at the University of Notre Dame and is now the Head of Investments for North America at Citi Global Wealth. How’d she do it? She studied what she was pass
The sports media industry is highly competitive and changing by the minute. It used to be that in order to break into this industry, you needed to start at the bottom and work your way up. But why does it have to be that
Cornelius McGrath is a wordclass storyteller. He’s also a forward-thinking entrepreneur who believes in community-driven enterprises and has figured out a way to craft a lifestyle for himself that allows him to do what h
In this episode, Rudy challenges students to ask bigger questions of themselves during their time here at Notre Dame. What have you done lately that has made life better for the people around you? Have you come here for
The idea of doing 3 internships in one summer is wild, and yet this is exactly what Elizabeth Davis did. Why? Because she was truly on a career discernment journey. In this episode, you’ll hear how Elizabeth went from PL
Rob is one of the most approachable executives you’ll find. He was once an English major roaming the campus, tailgating, going to football games, and trying to figure it out just like you. He went on to hold leadership p
This episode serves as an introduction to the World of the "You're Probably Okay" podcast. Feel free to enjoy this series of episodes while participating in your favorite daily activities. Listen to how some of Notre Dam
Eric Phillips
Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer · Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church
1 appearance on this show
Tim Sullivan
Dean of the Sullivan School of Business and Technology · Bishop Feehan High School
1 appearance on this show
Jessica Smetana
College Football expert
1 appearance on this show
Rudy Reyes
Marine Recon veteran, actor
1 appearance on this show
Shelby Alexander
Mattel
1 appearance on this show
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