Assistant Dean for Public Service Ryan Faulconer ’08 joins Dean Blazer to discuss how political instability creates an even bigger demand for great lawyers, and how UVA Law students in particular benefit from the customized counseling and support that his office provides. Reflecting upon his 15-year career as a federal prosecutor, which took off at the height of the Great Recession, Dean Faulconer emphasizes the need for flexibility, grit and creativity to navigate uncertain times.

S6 E6: We Need Lawyers More Than Ever

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Virginia's Henry Godbout and Jacob Ference deliver back-to-back home runs in the 3rd inning vs. Towson, part of a 19-1 victory for the Cavaliers on 5/7/25 at Disharoon Park in Charlottesville, VA.

Baseball Play-by-Play: Virginia - Godbout and Ference back-to-back HR vs. Towson - 5/7/25


This episode, our last from “GURK,” the Global Enterepreneurship and Innovation Research Conference held in Boulder in June 2024, features a conversation with another one of Jeff’s academic heroes and GURK founder, Mike Lenox. He's a Professor of Business Administration at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, of which Jeff is an alum. Mike’s influence helped Jeff focus his interest on CleanTech entrepreneurship, and the two have published several papers together.

Our bartender today is none other than Brad, who mixes his signature Manhattan while Jeff and Mike reminisce a bit about their Darden days before getting into more serious discussion about how clean entrepreneurship bridges our dichotomous political chasm on climate change. In cases where new clean tech demonstrates superior effectiveness over carbon-intensive technologies, the markets do their thing and the clean tech wins.

They also poke holes in the Panacea Hypothesis, which holds that entrepreneurship alone will solve all the world’s problems. Mike, Jeff and Brad concur that it’s really the interaction between markets and the policy that guides them that’s the key.

Whether it’s big issues like climate change, or AI — which our conversation also touches upon — Mike firmly believes that — especially in today’s fractured political climate — “extreme centrism” is the way forward. Our discussants agree that embracing and understanding the world’s complexity in order to solve big issues is the fundamental role of today’s entrepreneur. 

Unsurprisingly, they also agree that Brad’s Manhattans are excellent.

Enjoy and cheers!

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This episode of Creative Distillation was recorded during the Global Entrepreneurship and Innovation Research Conference, held in Boulder in June 2024.

Unfortunately, there’s no link to Brad’s Manhattans, but here's that recipe for the Raymond Hale. It looks pretty tasty.

The Raymond Hale:

2 parts bourbon
1 part elderflower
1 part lemon
top with ginger beer

Learn more about Mike Lenox on his faculty page at UVA’s Darden School of Business (https://www.darden.virginia.edu/faculty-research/directory/michael-lenox)

Mike’s two clean tech books, “Can Business Save the Earth” and “The Decarbonization Imperative,” can be purchased from his website, michael-lenox.com

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- An Analog Digital Arts Production for the Deming Center for Entrepreneurship Produced, recorded and edited by Joel Davis

"Whiskey Before Breakfast" [Traditional] performed by Jeffrey York and Brad Werner. Recorded, mixed and mastered by George Figgs

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82: Mike Lenox (UVA): Brad’s Manhattans and “Extreme Centrism”

In deze aflevering van Risk has the Future gaat Maarten Bouwhuis in gesprek met drie experts over de toekomst van verzekerbaarheid in een veranderend klimaat. Te gast zijn Bas Kolen (hoogleraar risicomanagement en crisisbeheersing, UvA), Frank van Kats (Marsh) en Rob van Wieren (Nationale-Nederlanden). Samen onderzoeken zij hoe Nederland weerbaar én verzekerbaar kan blijven in tijden van stijgende zeespiegels, toenemende klimaatrisico’s en ambitieuze bouwprojecten. Waar liggen de grenzen van verzekerbaarheid? En hoe kunnen preventie, innovatie en samenwerking bijdragen aan oplossingen?

Tussen water en waarde - verzekeren met klimaatverandering

Las artes marciales mixtas (MMA) combinan técnicas de distintas disciplinas de combate. Aunque durante años fueron vistas con recelo, en la última década se han revelado como una herramienta de transformación social, especialmente entre jóvenes en contextos vulnerables. Este Trabajo de Fin de Grado explora su impacto en la construcción de valores como el respeto, la autodisciplina y la superación personal. Mediante el pódcast Golpe a golpe, el proyecto traza un recorrido periodístico a través de historias reales y testimonios que conectan deporte y periodismo social. El objetivo ha sido visibilizar una realidad poco tratada en los medios generalistas, acercando al oyente al lado humano de las MMA. El resultado muestra cómo, lejos de fomentar violencia, estas disciplinas pueden actuar como vía de escape y mejora personal para muchos jóvenes.


Golpe a Golpe

Alle studieplekken van de UvA worden op een paar plekken geclusterd, is dat wel zo verstandig?

Luister onze Swammerdam Special: nu eens niet een wetenschapper maar studenten aan het woord. Actiegroep @dereaksie maakt zich ernstig zorgen om dit clusterbeleid van de UvA. Ze organiseerden een begrafenis voor de recent gesloten bibliotheek in het PCHoofthuis en maken zich hard voor een gezonde relatie tussen student, universiteit en stad: ‘Als je elkaar tegenkomt gaat het bruisen, dan leeft het.’

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Een uitzending van Tabe Bakker, met dank aan De Reaksie

De Reaksie over de Sluiting van Het PCHoofthuis - Swammerdam Special

Virginia men’s basketball Associate Head Coach Griff Aldrich ’99 joins Admissions Dean Natalie Blazer ’08 to discuss his journey from UVA Law student to college basketball coach to corporate attorney and back again. Now in his first season coaching at UVA, Aldrich shares the “intangibles” he looks for that signal success on the court and in the classroom, his take on the transfer portal and the recent transformation of college sports, how skills learned in law school apply to all areas of life and more. 

S7 E1: Law and Basketball

Professor and Double Hoo Xiao Wang, director of UVA Law’s Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, joins Admissions Dean Natalie Blazer ’08 to discuss how the clinic gets selected to take on high-profile cases; why a people-first approach is critical to successful advocacy; and how his time at UVA helped prepare him for the grand stage of the Supreme Court. Following the clinic’s back-to-back 9-0 victories at the Supreme Court in the 2024-25 term, Wang emphasizes that UVA Law students are at the forefront of the research, briefing and preparation for oral argument of each case presented before the Supreme Court, all while still in their third year of law school.

S7 E2: Supreme Court Litigation Clinic at UVA Law

From college sophomores to first-year law students, Sarah Beddingfield ’28 and Morgan Gaspar ’28 join Admissions Dean Natalie Blazer ’08 to discuss their experience in UVA Law’s Roadmap Scholars Initiative.

S7 E3: A Roadmap to Law School

Welkom bij de podcastreeks Risk has the future van de VNAB, de brancheorganisatie voor de zakelijke verzekeringsmarkt. In deze reeks delen wij de rijke historie van de markt, kijken we naar de dag van vandaag en gaan we vooral in op de uitdagingen van morgen. Hoe houden we cyberrisico’s verzekerbaar? Hoe bereiden we ons voor op de nieuwe werkwereld? En hoe maken we de transitie naar een meer duurzame samenleving? Zolang we de toekomst niet kunnen voorspellen, zullen er altijd risico’s blijven die verzekerd moeten worden. The future has risks. Risk has the future.

UVA Law Admissions Dean Natalie Blazer ’08 offers insights into the world of law school admissions and a behind-the-scenes look at life as a law student through interviews with students, faculty, alumni and staff.

Radio Swammerdam is het wekelijkse wetenschapsprogramma op Salto (99.4FM), op zondag 11u live vanuit Pakhuis de Zwijger.



Radio Swammerdam is vernoemd naar de zeventiende-eeuwse wetenschapper Jan Swammerdam die er een rariteitenkabinet in Amsterdam op nahield.

University of Colorado-Boulder professors Jeff York and Brad Werner distill  entrepreneurship research into actionable insights.

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