Forester Radio - Rooted

Paige Schreiber is joined by Josh Wilson, a senior Bio-PreMed student who has struggled to find the major that fits him best. Listen in how Josh has landed on his purpose in his senior year!

In this Rooted episode, Grace O'Brien sits down with Kennedi McCoy and Jaden Stutton to talk about the impact of Black History Month at Huntington University and how understanding each other looks past the color of your skin.

Samantha Creager is joined by Professor Matt Webb, a Huntington University Film Professor with a unique story to talk about tips for after grad life as well as general anxieties about this topic as well.

Listen in on Jacob Osborn's conversation with Brock Perry, a sophomore youth ministry major about how he is involved with HU's Ultimate Frisbee club and how God has shown him how to lead, even if his friends are now his teammates.

Listen in on Miss Emma Grace's conversation with Matthew Torres -Gomez who is located in AZ to talk about being the first ever Huntington University Arizona graduate, how both schools are similar but also have their unique attributes, and what he is up to now.

Listen in this Thursday, April 25th on Noah Tobias conversation with Dr. Lance Clark about his own journey here at Huntington University and how he is able to stay current in the media world so his students can go smoothly into the corporate media world!

Listen in on Jacob Osborn's conversation with Tessy Geiss about her journey through losing her mom and taking that hard time to heal and use that to tell a story.

Listen in as Bray Snyder talks with Coach Lori Culler talks about her past, her growth from player to coach, and how she leads HU athletics season after season.

Noah Tobias sat down with Morgan Miller to talk about her story about her father and how he went through a terrible accident, but in the end, the accident may have saved his life.

Listen in Miss Emma Grace's conversation with HU Admission Counselor and new Head Volleyball Coach Kelsey Herber about her journey to this point in her volleyball career through her vulnerability to open up about the challenges that come with sports and identity, the unexpected joy that coaching brings her and the vision of what the Kelsey Herber volleyball team looks like.

Listen in on Noah Tobias and one of our 2018 Forester Rado Cares recipients Cece about starting her first semester of HU with her Mom going to the hospital and what God taught her through it.

Listen in on Jacob Osborn and Eric Geders conversation about working at a political radio station in Chicago and what God taught him through his time there.

On this weeks episode of Rooted listen in on Emma Lehman’s conversation with Sommer Rose Vadeboncoeur about her struggles with Achalasia along with Mental Health and how she is striving to impact those who struggle with the same thing on social media and face to face.

Listen in on Taylor Haywood and Genesis Reeds conversation about how she wasn't allowed to dress up for Halloween growing up and her views on it now.

Noah Tobias sat down with Amir El Imrane about what life is like for him as a practicing Muslim going to a Christian University.

On this weeks episode of Rooted listen in on Jacob Osborn’s conversation with David Dowling about what life from a wheelchair is like

On this weeks episode of Rooted listen in on Josh Wilson’s conversation with Norris Friesen about why serving others is so important to him and why it should be important to you

On this weeks episode of Rooted listen in on Miss Emma Grace’s conversation with Dale Gerke about his journey as a follower of Jesus, the impact it has had on him as Bott Radio Network Indiana Regional Manager, and the advice he has for students pursuing a career in management.

Listen in on Noah Tobias and HU Campus Pastor, Arthur Wilson’s conversation about the medical challenges his 17-year-old daughter is facing and what God is teaching his family through the process.

Listen in on Peter Price’s conversation with Jessica Hatcher about different mental issues and how they can affect people.