Melanie Grellhesl is a Lecturer in the LCU Communications department as well as an advisor for Communications majors. She discusses the benefits that advising provides to students and what she enjoys most about helping students pursue their dreams.

Kyndal Adame is a sophomore Integrated Marketing Communications major and member of the LCU Cheer squad. On this episode, Kyndal dives into her love for cheer and LCU's preparation for the NCA National Competition in Daytona Beach, Florida next week.

Joining The Duster Today Podcast is the winner of the 2022 LCU Talent Throwdown, Madalyn Franklin. Madalyn is a freshman Ag-business major and talks about her experience singing in the competition, as well as her lifelong passion for music.

LCU freshmen Claude Dusenge and Elias Tuyishime are featured in this episode of The Duster Today Podcast to detail their experiences growing up in Rwanda and Zimbabwe before making it to LCU through the power of prayer and patience.

Trini Perez, a senior Humanities major, joins the show to talk about LCU's women's ministry, Delight. Trini is a Delight worship leader and explains the impact Delight has on women at LCU through community and faith.

Ahead of this weekend's NCAA South Central Regional, Lone Star Conference Coach of the Year Todd Duncan joins LSC Player of the Year Parker Hicks and LSC 1st teamer Lloyd Daniels to talk about the season and the upcoming tournament.

LCU Dean of Students and Summer Camp Coordinator, Josh Stephens, and senior Business major, Bo Franklin, join The Duster Today Podcast to talk about the fun summer camps offered at LCU.

Hear from LCU Head Tennis Coach Jason Speegle as he details the challenges of rebuilding a tennis team, his experiences as a player and coach in Kansas, and the excitement of having tennis at LCU for the first time since 1982!

In this week's episode of The Duster Today Podcast, Resident Director of Katie Rogers Hall, Abby Williams, gives listeners an insight into life in the freshman dorms and the importance of student involvement at LCU.

Senior Parker Hicks reflects on his recent single game scoring record, his experience as a preferred walk-on at Texas Tech, and the leadership skills he brings to the underclassmen at LCU as he winds down his collegiate basketball career.