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Morehead State UniversityWillie Blair grew up playing little-league baseball in eastern Kentucky. From college ball as an Eagle to the bright lights and 12 seasons ofthemajor league, Blair talks about thehighs, the challenges and lessons that come from chasing a dream. -
Morehead State UniversityTed Docks is a two-time graduate of MSU and a former Eagle basketball player whose drive, discipline, and leadership have carried him across the country — and now to his newest role as Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Boston Field Office.
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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. -
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.
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Deborah Slone is a two-time MSU graduate with both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree. She’s a gifted watercolor artist, illustrator, and educator whose work captures the quiet beauty of everyday moments.
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Chase Johnson, a 2015 and 2017 MSU graduate, grew up facing some real challenges—including the kind many people never see.