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Morehead State UniversityRobin Webb’s path to public service is anything but ordinary — from working in the mining industry, to building a career as a lawyer and legal counsel, to serving in the Kentucky House of Representatives, and now as a Kentucky State Senator representing the 18th District. -
Morehead State UniversityDavid Holton made history when he became Kentucky’s first blind judge – serving in the Jefferson District Court for 10 years.
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Jon Wise, better known across Kentucky’s wrestling scene as JR Roc, is one of those unforgettable stories. While attending MSU, Jon stepped into the world of professional wrestling, carving out a career built on grit, charisma, and sheer determination. -
Mike Breeze’s creative journey has taken him from the classrooms of Morehead State University to directing theatre companies, writing and editing for print, and serving in ministry.
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On October 18, 2025, Morehead State football great Phil Simms – a NY Giant first round pick and Super Bowl XXI MVP, returned to campus where MSU honored him with the naming of Phil Simms Stadium.
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Jennifer Carter Malphrus serves as the Director of the Center for STEM+eXcellence, a role in which she oversees initiatives like SpaceTrek—a hands-on, residential summer program in space systems engineering designed to empower female students.
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Bill and Susette Redwine are a husband-and-wife team whose stories began right here at Morehead State as students and collectively totaled more than 70 years of service to MSU.
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Kelly Wells has lived a life steeped in Kentucky basketball. Now, he’s come full circle as Morehead State’s Athletic Director, guiding the future of Eagle athletics.
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Morehead State instructor, award-winning filmmaker, and passionate storyteller of Kentucky’s culture.
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Bruce Richardson is a master of craft, culture, and conversation— a proud MSU graduate who has become one of the most influential voices in the global tea industry.
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This episode features an Eagle who has music in his blood and Morehead State in his bones.
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Today’s guests are two brothers who took Appalachian pride and turned it into a global brand.