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Valerie Neal '71, curator and chair of the Space History Department at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, talks about an exhibit dedicated to physicist and astronaut Sally Ride. In 1983 Ride became the first American woman in space. Photo by Lisa Helfert

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Valerie Neal

The alumna discusses her work for NASA and the Smithsonian, including insight into Sally Ride’s life.

During a visit to TCU, Katherine Spillar said Wonder Woman made the cover of Ms. magazine’s first edition in 1972 because she represents “the use of power for good.” Wonder Woman returned to the cover to mark the magazine’s 45th anniversary. Photo by Leo Wesson

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Katherine Spillar and Carmen Rios

Ms. magazine put sexual harassment on its cover in 1977 and now the executive editor lends a hand to the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements.

Krys Boyd behind a microphone at the KERA radio studio. Photo by Leo Wesson

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Krys Boyd

The host of KERA’s Think discusses her role as a conduit for people to tell about their ideas and how they arrived at their conclusions.

During Barto Farrar’s first interview — with Bob Hope — Farrar asked the star what it was like to have a Viet Cong bounty on his head. Photo courtesy of TCU Archives/Photo by Linda Kaye

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Barto Farrar

The KTCU host often had his finger on the pulse of music and entertainment as he interviewed dozens of celebrities.

Scott Ruck is an entrepreneur and new market developer for his own company, Ruckmarine. Photo courtesy of Scott Ruck

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Scott Ruck

Scott Ruck’s electric boating company is following the logic behind Tesla.

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Dr. Justin Smith

Dr. Justin Smith’s experience with the Advancing Healthcare Leadership program, a collaboration between TCU and Cook Children’s Health Care System, impacted him so much he wanted to teach a course.

Bob Schieffer is the namesake for TCU's Bob Schieffer's College of Communication. Photo by Glen E. Ellman

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Bob Schieffer

Bob Schieffer ’59 talks about “fake news,” the pendulum of the U.S. presidency and his country music career.

Bill Morse '71, dressed in the fatigues worn by the demining teams of Cambodian Self-Help Demining (CSHD), an organization dedicated to finding and disarming landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXOs) in parts of Cambodia deemed "low priority" by the government's mine-clearing efforts. Photo courtesy of Landmine Relief Fund

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Bill Morse

Trading retirement plans for landmine removal efforts, the alumnus works to clear Cambodia and build schools.

Ron Hall '71 ('73 MBA) holds the clapperboard on the set of the film Same Kind of Different As Me, adapted from the bestselling book he co-authored with Denver Moore. Photo courtesy of Ron Hall

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Ron Hall

The alumnus talks about the promise he kept with his late wife and his commitment to helping homeless people.

Raegan Pebley photo courtesy of TCU Athletics

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TCU Magazine Podcast: Raegan Pebley

The TCU women’s head basketball coach discusses her career and vision for the team.

Web Extras

TCU Magazine Podcast: Valerie Neal

TCU Magazine Podcast: Katherine Spillar and Carmen Rios

TCU Magazine Podcast: Krys Boyd

TCU Magazine Podcast: Barto Farrar

TCU Magazine Podcast: Scott Ruck

TCU Magazine Podcast: Dr. Justin Smith

TCU Magazine Podcast: Bob Schieffer

TCU Magazine Podcast: Bill Morse

TCU Magazine Podcast: Ron Hall

TCU Magazine Podcast: Raegan Pebley

Current Issue: Fall 2019