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From interviews with experts to storytelling from the places where research is taking place, the Notre Dame Stories podcast brings listeners closer to the work of creating knowledge and delivering impact for a world in need.

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  1. Bookstore Basketball

    • (22 minutes listen)

    In this episode of Notre Dame Stories, host Jenna Liberto talks with student co-president Mia Keener ’26, Bookstore veteran Tim Frank ’93, and members of the Congregation of Holy Cross about what makes Bookstore Basketball more than just a game.

  2. Inside Artemis II mission control

    • (15 minutes listen)

    In this podcast episode, Notre Dame alum Kelsey Young, NASA’s first science officer, shares how Artemis II astronauts are shaping lunar science and exploration.

  3. What happened to the American family?

    • (14 minutes listen)

    In this episode of Notre Dame Stories, a Mendoza College of Business professor joins Jenna Liberto to talk about setting goals with purpose, finding work that aligns with your values, and building enough stillness into life to hear what matters most.

  4. Smiling older man with short gray hair wearing a gray blazer and light blue shirt, set against a deep blue background overlaid with colorful financial candlestick chart graphics in teal, pink, and red.

    How do you measure success?

    • (13 minutes listen)

    In this episode of Notre Dame Stories, a Mendoza College of Business professor joins Jenna Liberto to talk about setting goals with purpose, finding work that aligns with your values, and building enough stillness into life to hear what matters most.

  5. A woman with short dark hair smiles slightly while looking off-camera. She wears a brown, fleece-lined winter jacket. In the background, snow rests on dried plants in front of a tan brick wall.

    Cold plunges and unicorns

    • (17 minutes listen)

    In this episode of Notre Dame Stories, anthropologist Cara Ocobock uses hands-on lessons, extreme cold research, and insights from our evolutionary past to explain how the human body adapts, survives, and thrives in some of the harshest environments on Earth.