Satoya Isophe '24 and Myles Johnson '24 join us on the podcast to discuss their work as mentors for the Friar Foundations program, which helps to ease the transition from high school to college for a small group of incoming Providence College students. I

As Black History Month draws to a close, revisit our conversation with Judge Melissa DuBose 90, a product of Providence in every sense.She grew up in the Mount Hope section of Providence, R.I., before attending Providence College. She taught history in P

Get to know Rev. Dr. Anderson Clary, Jr. 69, who was honored last week with Providence College's MLK Vision Award, recognizing people who advance the principles embodied by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.We talked with him on the Providence College P

When competing with the big players in the beverage industry proved to be challenging, Jon Mason '96 pivoted his energy drink company into a lifestyle brand. We chat with this former Friar baseball player and entrepreneur about his journey from his hometo

Patricia Smith, an award-winning author of eight critically acclaimed books of poetry and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, visited Providence this fall. Smith was the most recent acclaimed guest of

The Providence College Podcast caught up with Paul Tremblay 93 just days after he attended the red-carpet premiere of M. Night Shyamalans Knock at the Cabin, an adaptation of his novel The Cabin at

Marketing major Catherine Moran '23 discusses how the Chirico Career Center helped her land a summer internship at Trailblaze Marketing in Providence. Moran also shares how a class that she took just

Curious what it was like to work for the Queen? Historian Kathryn Lamontagne, Ph.D. 01, 03G worked in the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace and joins the Providence College Podcast to discuss w

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, get to know two recipients of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. scholarship, Emily Kim '26 and Justin Andries '23. Kim, an undeclared student in the Honors Program, de

Given the countrys current hostile political climate, it can feel like American politics is polarized to a historic degree. This week, the Providence College Podcast asks Darra Mulderry, Ph.D. a sc