Episodes: 62
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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Whitney Singley Archibald - Host of the Y Magazine podcast and a Brigham Young University alumna with a BA earned in 2001.
Connor Van Dyke - His Animation Work, Student Achievement, And The Growth Of Byu’s Animation Program.
Craig P. Van Dyke - The Origins, Development, Resilience, And Achievements Of Byu’s Animation Program.
D. James Siebert - Disaster Preparedness, Family Habits, Planning Mindsets, And Adapting Emergency Plans.
Thomas B. Griffith - The State Of The United States, Constitutional Principles, And The Role Of Latter-day Saints In Civic Life.
David Wingate - Productive Uses Of Artificial Intelligence, Its Risks, And Ethical Technology Use Informed By Faith.
Autism, Empathy, and Storytelling
October 01, 2026
BYU professor Garrett J. Cardon (BS ’04) is here to debunk the myth that people with autism don’t feel empathy. Misunderstandings between autistic and neurotypical people come not from an empathy deficit on the autistic person’s part, but from a difference in social styles from both parties. This mutual misunderstanding is called the “double empathy problem,” says Cardon. Join host Whitney Singley Archibald (BA ’01) as she talks with Cardon, an audiologist ...
Generational Talent: The Story of BYU Animation through a Father and Son
September 03, 2026
BYU animation professor Craig P. Van Dyke (BFA ’03) recently had a full-circle moment as he watched his son, Connor Van Dyke (BFA ’25), win a Student Emmy for his short film, Love and Gold. Craig won a Student Emmy back in 2004 for the first ever computer-animated film created at BYU, Lemmings. Back then, the animation program didn’t even exist. Having been there every step of the way, the Van Dyke family has a unique perspective on the scrappy beginnings and resilience of B...
Weathering the Storm: How to Prepare for Disasters
August 06, 2026
BYU alum D. James Siebert (BA ’92) is a meteorologist with a passion for preparedness. Having witnessed natural disasters firsthand, Siebert knows how important it is to be ready for all of the storms in our lives. “Becoming prepared is a lifestyle,” he says, “not an event.” Join host Whitney Singley Archibald (BA ’01) as she talks to Siebert about emergency preparedness, including family habits and activities, developing a planning...
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