Sitdown Series - Jean Boyd
As work goes on to build a stronger Sun Devil football program, one of the key architects pulls back the curtain and provides critical insight.
In this episode of the Sitdown Series, I talk with Executive Senior Athletic Director Jean Boyd. We go in-depth on his role in shaping the New Leadership…
Empowering ASU's Student-Athletes: A Deep Dive with Jean Boyd & Alonzo Jones
Student-Athlete Support System
In today's competitive world, student-athletes need a solid support system to help them manage the demands of both academics and sports. A successful support system should provide the necessary resources to help student-athletes succeed academically while also allowi…
Episode 60: Ethan Couch
According to his defense attorney, Ethan Couch suffered from Affluenza, therefore he shouldn't be punished because he didn't understand that he did anything wrong.
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True Crime Story: Smugshot: Affluenza
Ethan Couch - Wikipedia
What Happened to Affluenza Teen Ethan Couch? DUI Case Time…
Mission: Launch
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Episode 1 – Mission: Launch
Hosts Jean Boyd and Raymond Harrison kick off Driven by the Mission with a bold vision: to spotlight the Hidden Heroes of college athletics and explore how they shape the student-athlete experience. This launch episode lays out the mission, familiarizes …
Mission: Strength
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Episode 6- Mission: Strength
On this episode of Driven by the Mission, Jean Boyd and Raymond Harrison sit down with Karl Holmes Jr., Director of Player Engagement for Oregon Football. Karl opens up about a non-linear path—from arriving at Arizona State with his belongings in trash …
Mission: Gratitude
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Episode 10- Mission: Gratitude
Episode 10 is a milestone so we’re switching it up. Jean Boyd and Raymond Harrison sit down with DBTM team member Cecil Banks III to reflect on the first 10 episodes, the guests who helped build the foundation, and the “why” behind this Mission. In th…
Nana Asma'u: Born in a Revolution (Part 1)
This episode traces the life of one of the most remarkable women in African history - a scholar who wrote in four languages, advised caliphs, documented wars in poetry, and then, in the aftermath of civil war, built an educational network for women that no empire, no colonial power, and no governme…
Nana Asma'u: War Comes Home (Part 2)
Part 2 of the Nana Asma'u series goes deeper into the years that shaped her most enduring achievement. It covers the Battle of Gawakuke in 1836, when Asma'u fled on horseback through a war zone and later turned that experience into poetry. It covers the death of her brother, Caliph Muhammad Bello, …
Nana Asma'u: A Legacy They Couldn't Erase (Part 3)
The final episode in the Nana Asma'u series follows the Yan Taru network forward in time, from Asma'u's death in 1864 through the British conquest of the Sokoto Caliphate in 1903, the colonial period, Nigerian independence, and into the twenty-first century.This episode examines why the Yan Taru su…
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