Stephanie Helmberger drops by to tell us her RYLA story and how that built the foundation of her career in architecture (get it? built the foundation? architecture?), and the guys have a way-too-real conversation about feedback.
Shelby Smith stops by to tell her RYLA story and get your seat backs in the full and upright position, and the guys discuss why humility is so integral to leadership.
Leah Weintrub stops by to talk about her RYLA story and sort through about 1,000 possible topics of discussion, and the guys discuss fearlessness in the context of leadership.
Jenny Carter stops by to tell her RYLA story and patiently deal with the two knuckle-headed hosts, and the guys discuss the idea of doing what's best for the group vs. doing what's ethical in this special WILD CARD episode.
The guys fire up the RYLACast hotline to talk to Ross Jordan about his RYLA story and his remarkable gift, and they discuss including passion as part of a leadership toolbox.
Brett Scroggins stops by to tell his RYLA story and discuss his illustrious baseball career, and the guys discuss why leading By example is so critical.
Lauren Marold stops by to tell her RYLA story and speak in a calming teacher voice, and the guys discuss listening as part of a leadership toolbox.
Caitlin Utz stops by to tell her RYLA story and describe the magic of working at Walt Disney World, and the guys discuss managing risk as part of a leadership toolbox.
Jeff Egger stops by to tell his RYLA story and give a position-by-position breakdown of the 2019 Gunter Tigers, and the guys discuss the importance of courage in leadership.
Lauren Whiteman (‘07) drops by to share her wisdom and the secret behind her award-winning Instagram stories, and the guys discuss why values are so important in leadership.
THE EMPATHY EPISODE — Becca drops by to talk about her RYLA story and raising two future RYLArians, and the guys discuss the the value of empathy in leadership.
The Patience Episode: Tevin Sylvester drops by to talk about his RYLA story and the stress of wedding planning, and the guys discuss the the value of patience in leadership.