How does having asthma lead to a 25+ year career in the airline industry? Eric Phillips will tell you. Eric is the Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer at Delta Air Lines, Inc. He has built a long and successful career at Delta, and throughout his entire life, he has made almost every key decision by trusting his gut instinct.

If it were easy, everybody would do it. Choosing to get involved in service to one’s community is a most admirable decision. Mayor Lauren McLean has done just that. How are local politics similar to the show “Parks and Rec?” The answer might surprise you. Listen as Lauren shares her story of how one simple trip to Boise, ID changed this PLS and French major’s life forever, and how she has devoted her life to creating a city for everyone.

Nobody plans for the disruption, and you don’t always realize that the hits you take are a part of the greater narrative of your life. Dave left Notre Dame’s campus bound for a career in publishing, only to find himself bartending in Australia a year after graduation. Listen to Dave's remarkable story of how faith, resilience, and passion led him to become the Sr. Vice President of Operations at the #1 children’s hospital in the country.

Emily Hikade spent the first part of her career with the CIA and is now the Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Petite Plume, a fast-growing luxury pajama company. What do the two wildly opposite career tracks have in common? Tune in as Emily shares her story about how having a high tolerance for risk and prioritizing relationships has helped her find career success at every stop in her journey.

Tim is the President of Bishop Feehan High School, and as you’ll hear in this episode, he has an incredible story about his life as an entrepreneur and his passion for education. Tim reminds students that life is a long time if you actually think about it, and the scoreboard isn’t final at 27.

This special episode of "You're Probably OK" is a poignant and bittersweet one. Our beloved co-host, Lucy Langholz, joins us for the final time as she prepares to embark on new adventures. Over the past two years, Lucy has been an integral part of our show, sharing her wisdom, wit, and warmth with all of us. In this heartfelt episode, we dive into Lucy's unique Notre Dame journey, from her early days growing up abroad to becoming a key player in the Beyond the Dome program. We reminisce about the incredible moments we've shared, the impactful projects we've launched, and the friendships we've forged. Lucy opens up about her experiences as a student leader, her passion for anthropology, and the lessons she's learned along the way. We also discuss the challenges and triumphs of public speaking, the importance of mentorship, and the value of pursuing what you love. As we bid farewell to Lucy, we also discuss our new co-host, Izzy Mahoney, who will be taking over the reins. Lucy shares her advice for Izzy and reflects on what lies ahead for her own future. Join us for an episode filled with laughter, memories, and a few tears as we celebrate Lucy's contributions and look forward to what the future holds. Don't miss this special farewell episode of "You're Probably OK." Podcast Hosts Jared Mrozinske Lucy Langholz Podcast Editor Anjali Pellegrin

Wherever Jeanne Murphy found herself at any given moment in her life, there was a very good chance she was one of the first to be there. A part of Notre Dame’s first class of women in 1972,  Jeanne’s first stop after graduation was Madison Avenue where she made a name for herself in advertising. So much so that it caught the attention of one of the biggest chocolate manufacturers in the world, Ferraro. Listen as Jeanne talks about how her American Studies degree set the foundation for a career that enabled her to travel the globe and work with some of the world's biggest brands. This podcast is a Notre Dame Beyond the Dome Production Check us out on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Youtube! Podcast Hosts Jared Mrozinske and Lucy Langholz Podcast Editor Anjali Pellegrin

When Mike was in college he was a self-described “career center power user” as he hustled to make as many authentic connections with potential employers as he could to land his first job. As his career blossomed, he saw the devastation of unethical banking practices. Now Mike is on a mission to help invest in financial inclusion at a mission-driven company. Listen as Mike Fries, Vice President, US Travel Partnerships at Visa, talks about how finding purpose in work is paramount to one's career success and happiness.  Credits Podcast Hosts: Jared Mrozinske and Lucy Langholz Podcast Guest: Mike Fries Podcast Producer: Anjali Pellegrin Royalty Free Music Track: "Baby Dont Lie" Music provided by https://slip.stream Download / Stream: https://get.slip.stream/2CreNv\ Track: "Penguins" Music provided by https://slip.stream Download / Stream: https://get.slip.stream/XiBd3l Track: "Snow Day" Music provided by https://slip.stream Download / Stream: https://get.slip.stream/enwjLD Track: "Debonaire Don'T Care" Music provided by https://slip.stream Download / Stream: https://get.slip.stream/oaUwQu Track: "Just Thinking" Music provided by https://slip.stream Download / Stream: https://get.slip.stream/3NHwsT Track: "Questioning The Truth_Full Mix" Music provided by https://slip.stream Download / Stream: https://get.slip.stream/M1gAmL

Finding passion in your profession takes time, but if you remain patient and determined, you can land a dream job. Artistic entrepreneur and Art Director (Barbie) at Mattel, Shelby Alexander shares her incredibly inspiring story in a raw and honest way that is equally impressive and inspiring.

Michele has been a believer in and friend of this program from day one. Her passion for Arts and Letters and her belief in our students is unwavering. The foundational skillset one gains with a liberal arts degree is marketable in any industry, and Michele is living proof as this PLS major has had an incredibly successful career in technology and healthcare consulting. This episode will open hearts and minds to the possibilities that lie ahead for students in Arts and Letters as Michele shines a light on the very exciting future of technology and healthcare.  Royalty-Free Music Credits Introduction Track: "Mind The Gap" Track: "System And Method Of Delivery" Track: "A Peek Inside" Track: "Hitch A Ride" Music provided by https://slip.stream