Dean’s List

Brian Karle, Co-President of nonprofit Turning Pages and State Champion Debater, talks to Dean about the story of Turning Pages, Brian's recent Crew Regatta, and the benefits of being quick on your feet.

Rahill and Dean talk about collegiate NIL Deals, Deshaun Watson's NFL suspension, The World Cup, and more.

Leena and Mariana, recent graduates of King School, talk to Dean about Scientology, popular pastimes, and the modern education system.

Harris L. Kligman is an Author writing fiction novels based on stories from his 35 years of military and business experience including "Kill Alexis Markovic" and "The Profession". Harris talks to Dean about the political and cultural differences between a variety of countries he has been involved with, how people's perspectives can affect the believability of real-life stories, and "How he reinvented himself in the second chapter of his life". Kligman's newest novel "Requiem for a Soldier" is set to hit Amazon's shelves later this month.

Rob Kligman, G Fuel's Vice President of Marketing Operations and Talent Management, talks to Dean about storytellings influence on media, stepping outside your comfort zone by taking risks, and building your personal brand.

Cara Costigan, NEPSAC player of the year and all star lacrosse player, talks to Dean about injury, the college athlete process, and the difficulties of being a student athlete.

Bryce Heaton, student body president of King school, and Trip Dulecki, a rising YouTube comedian with a strong and loyal following, talk to Dean about Trip's online stunts, protein preferences, and the socioeconomic status of the globe.

Eli Grass, an environmentalist and critical-thinker, talks to Dean about the language-education system, mindsets such as existential nihilism, and the importance of dedication, hard-work, and being charismatic.

Parker Etzbach, the leading goal-scorer nationwide, and Alex Boyar, a rival soccer star, sit down to talk to Dean about their team experiences, a common interest in cars, and fast food. Parker and Dean then talk about how the smallest improvements can make all the difference at the professional level in sports.

JV Ball, a group of junior varsity basketball revolutionaries, and the GCDS Zoo, a strong opposing group of individuals, talk out their differences with Davis as their moderator, in the hopes of putting to rest a days old rivalry.