The Saints and Alumni Show

Rudrani Ghoshal '27, a student organizer with this year's Out of the Darkness Walk talks about her Siena story and why the walk and its message is so important to her.

Carolyn Huston '87 is a local author of a series of books based on her son, James. We'll hear how these books have changed perceptions of those on the autism spectrum and what's next for her and James!

Ralph Simone '79 discusses his Siena journey—from his days on the baseball diamond to his success as an entrepreneur—and dive into his brand-new book, Slow Down to Go Faster: Living and Leading Intentionally.

Michael Ashe, head coach for Siena University Water Polo, discusses his career coaching water polo, and the ongoing season as the program heads into MAAC play.

Burgandy McCurty '10 discusses her time at Siena, her role on the Board of Trustees, and the upcoming S.O.L.I.D. Step Team Showcase.

Br. Jacek Orzechowski, O.F.M. & Blake Demianenko '27 discuss the upcoming Symposium on Integral Ecology, Reimagining Economy: For People and Planet.

Christian Gray '23 talks about his Siena experience, how he is staying connected to Siena, and his goal to work for the Foreign Service sector of the State Department.

Niki Wadhwa, Class of 2018, is the Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of Illinois and talks about her time at Siena and her career in medicine!

Charlie Murphy, Class of 1968, and his wife Rose Murphy, author of "Everlasting Rose, One Woman’s Amazing Survival in Defiance of Life-Threatening Cancers and Sepsis" talk about their life’s journey together, highlighting love, family, travel, and the inspiration behind the book.

Hans Smith '95, author of "Bombs Away: A B-17 Pilot's 'Small' Part in a Big War" joins the show to about his Siena experience, professional career, and delve into the journey of writing his book.