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Eugene Murray Podcasts
Beyond the Call: Medal of Honor Stories is a podcast dedicated to sharing the incredible true stories of the bravest soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines in American history. Each episode dives deep into the acts of extraordinary heroism that earned these individuals the Medal of Honor, the highest military award for valor in the United States. From the battlefields of the American Civil War to modern conflicts, we explore the battles they fought, the impossible decisions they made under f ...
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Faith Under Fire: The Heroism of Chaplain Charles J. Watters
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Welcome to Beyond the Call, where we explore stories of courage, leadership, and extraordinary sacrifice. Today's episode narrates the powerful story of Chaplain Charles Joseph Watters, a Medal of Honor recipient whose bravery at Hill 875 during the Vietnam War left an enduring legacy of faith and heroism. Unarmed and driven solely by compassion, C…
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Ralph Eugene Pomeroy’s Heroic Stand at Triangle Hill
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In this episode of Beyond the Call, we bring you the heroic story of Private First Class Ralph Eugene Pomeroy, who made a legendary stand during the Battle of Triangle Hill in the Korean War. Armed with a machine gun and unshakable resolve, Pomeroy defended his position against overwhelming odds, even engaging in hand-to-hand combat after exhaustin…
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The Unyielding Courage of Vito R. Bertoldo
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In this episode of Beyond the Call, we bring you the powerful true story of Master Sergeant Vito R. Bertoldo, a soldier who defied limitations and took a stand that would echo through history. Despite being classified as unfit for combat, Bertoldo volunteered for frontline duty and found himself defending a command post near Hatten, France during G…
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Alone Against the Charge: The Valor of Charles P. Murray Jr.
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This episode of Beyond the Call narrates the extraordinary story of Colonel Charles P. Murray Jr., who earned the Medal of Honor for his actions near Kaysersberg, France, during World War II. Listeners are taken through the intense battle scene where Murray, facing a looming German counterattack, single-handedly disrupted the enemy assault, led his…
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Douglas Bernard Fournet: Heroism Amidst the Chaos of Vietnam
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This podcast episode tells the remarkable story of First Lieutenant Douglas Bernard Fournet, a young officer who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Vietnam War. Narrated from the full-length article, it follows Fournet’s journey from Louisiana to the battlefield of the A Shau Valley, where his decisive actions and leadership under fire saved th…
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William Wylie Galt's Heroic Stand at Villa Crocetta
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In this episode of Beyond the Call, we explore the extraordinary courage of Captain William Wylie Galt during the intense fighting at Villa Crocetta, Italy, in World War Two. Facing overwhelming enemy fire, Galt took decisive action by mounting a stalled tank destroyer and personally directing a critical counterattack. His fearless stand, despite s…
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In this episode, we explore the extraordinary courage of Corporal Freddie Stowers, who bravely led his troops through a devastating ambush during World War I. Despite severe wounds, Stowers rallied his unit, ultimately sacrificing his life to secure victory at the crucial battle for Hill 188. His valor not only exemplifies the highest ideals of mil…
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In this compelling episode, we explore the extraordinary heroism of Marine Corporal William David Morgan, whose courageous actions during Operation Dewey Canyon in Vietnam earned him the Medal of Honor. Through vivid storytelling, listeners experience Morgan's bravery, from his fearless rescue of wounded comrades to his ultimate self-sacrifice. Thi…
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William R. Jecelin: Sacrifice and Valor on the Ridge at Saga
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In this episode, we narrate the extraordinary story of Sergeant William R. Jecelin, whose heroic sacrifice during the Korean War earned him the Medal of Honor. On September 19, 1950, facing intense enemy fire and a deadly grenade attack, Jecelin courageously shielded his squadmates with his own body, saving their lives and enabling a critical milit…
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Edward DeVore: Courage Under Fire in Vietnam
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In this compelling podcast episode, we recount the heroic actions of Specialist Edward Allen DeVore Jr., whose extraordinary bravery during the Vietnam War earned him the Medal of Honor. Amid intense enemy fire near Saigon, DeVore's courageous stand allowed his fellow soldiers to retreat safely, ultimately costing him his life but leaving an enduri…
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So Others May Live: The Courage of Clarence Sasser
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In this powerful podcast episode, we explore the heroic story of Specialist Clarence Eugene Sasser, a combat medic who earned the Medal of Honor during the Vietnam War. Amid intense enemy fire, severe injuries, and overwhelming odds, Sasser exhibited extraordinary bravery, saving numerous lives and exemplifying the highest ideals of courage and sel…
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Harold Fritz: Fire, Steel, and Leadership in Vietnam
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In this compelling episode, we dive into the extraordinary story of Medal of Honor recipient Harold A. Fritz, whose fearless actions during a deadly ambush in Vietnam defined true leadership and heroism. Severely wounded yet undeterred, Fritz rallied his troops under relentless enemy fire, personally engaging attackers and securing a crucial defens…
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Francis X. Burke – Heroism in the Final Battles of World War II
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In this episode of Beyond the Call: Medal of Honor Stories, we bring to life the extraordinary actions of Second Lieutenant Francis X. Burke during the final days of World War II. As American forces battled through the devastated streets of Nuremberg, Burke launched a solo assault against multiple enemy positions—killing 11 German soldiers, capturi…
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Joseph Xavier Grant – Courage and Sacrifice at Plei Djereng, Vietnam
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In this powerful episode of Beyond the Call, join me us as we share the remarkable story of Captain Joseph Xavier Grant, a true American hero whose bravery during the Vietnam War earned him the Medal of Honor. Listen along as we explore Grant’s extraordinary actions—risking his own life repeatedly to save fellow soldiers, even after being seriously…
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Clair Goodblood – Heroism at Popsu-dong, Korea
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In this episode of Beyond the Call: Medal of Honor Stories, we explore the remarkable heroism and ultimate sacrifice of Corporal Clair Goodblood during the fierce battle at Popsu-dong in the Korean War. When his unit was overwhelmed by relentless enemy assaults, Goodblood volunteered to stay behind as a rear guard, courageously holding his position…
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Donald E. Rudolph Sr. – Bravery at Muñoz, Luzon
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In this episode of Beyond the Call: Medal of Honor Stories, we dive into the incredible heroism of Donald E. Rudolph Senior during the Battle of Munoz in World War Two. When his unit was pinned down by relentless enemy fire, Rudolph took decisive action—charging through machine gun nests, dismantling eight enemy pillboxes, and even taking out a Jap…
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In this inaugural episode of Beyond the Call: Medal of Honor Stories, we explore the history, significance, and legacy of the Medal of Honor, the highest military decoration for valor in the United States. From its creation during the American Civil War to its role in modern conflicts, we examine what it takes to earn this rare and revered award. L…
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FOTM-0008B [HD VIDEO] Episode 8, Part 2: Academic Admissions Standards – What Is Ability-to-Benefit and Is It a Good Policy?
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http://facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of the Mace explains the meaning of ability-to-benefit, examines how it affects both recruitment and retention, and makes free-market, policy recommendations. Eugene Murray, Lead Moderator, Faculty of The Mace.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-0008A [HD VIDEO] Episode 8, Part 1: Academic Admissions Standards – What is Ability-to-Benefit and Is It a Good Policy?
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http://facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of the Mace explains the meaning of ability-to-benefit, examines how it affects both recruitment and retention, and makes free-market, policy recommendations. Eugene Murray, Lead Moderator, Faculty of The Mace.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-0007 [HD VIDEO] Episode 7: Student Felony Convictions – Is “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” a Good Policy or Practice?
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http://facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace examines the question of whether we should be preparing students with felony convictions for sensitive positions in criminal justice, health care, and information security when their employment prospects in these fields are dim, and makes free-market, policy recommendations. Eugen…
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FOTM-0006 [HD VIDEO] Episode 6: Non-academic, Risk-factor Screening – Is There Appropriate Due Diligence by Schools?
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http://facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace compares the due diligence performed when you adopt a pet to a typical college's due diligence when you decide to attend. Non-academic, risk-factor screening evaluates a student’s personal readiness to begin college studies. Eugene Murray, Lead Moderator, Faculty of The Mace.…
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FOTM-0005B [HD VIDEO] Episode 5, Part 2: The “Magic” Headcount Formula – What Is It, and How Does It Explain Higher Education Management?
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http://facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace examines the “magic” headcount formula and the important behavior that it predicts in higher education management: the triad of recruitment vs. retention vs. reentries. Eugene Murray, Lead Moderator, Faculty of The Mace.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-0005A [HD VIDEO] Episode 5, Part 1: The “Magic” Headcount Formula – What Is It, and How Does It Explain Higher Education Management?
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http://facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace examines the “magic” headcount formula and the important behavior that it predicts in higher education management: the triad of recruitment vs. retention vs. reentries. Eugene Murray, Lead Moderator, Faculty of The Mace.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-0004B [HD VIDEO] Episode 4, Part 2: Accreditation Shopping – What are the FOTM, Free-market Policy Recommendations?
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http://facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace looks at two, free-market policy recommendations regarding accreditation shopping that protect both the public interest and the post-secondary education community. Eugene Murray, Lead Moderator, Faculty of The Mace.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-0004A [HD VIDEO] Episode 4, Part 1: Accreditation Shopping – What are the FOTM, Free-market Policy Recommendations?
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http://facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace looks at two, free-market policy recommendations regarding accreditation shopping that protect both the public interest and the post-secondary education community. Eugene Murray, Lead Moderator, Faculty of The Mace.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-0003 [HD VIDEO] Episode 3: Accreditation Shopping, A Rebuttal – How Does Another Accreditor Feel?
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http://www.facultyofthemace.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace looks at a different perspective on accreditation shopping by another accreditor, ACICS. Eugene Murray, Lead Moderator, Faculty of The Mace.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-0002 [HD VIDEO] Episode 2: Accreditation Shopping: A Case Study – How Do the Accreditors Feel?
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http://FacultyofTheMace.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace looks at how one national accreditor feels about accreditation shopping by one of its member schools.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-0001 [HD VIDEO] Episode 1: Academic Accreditation – Why are Schools Shopping for It?
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http://FacultyofTheMce.com In this episode, the Faculty of The Mace looks at both regional and national accreditation in higher education. We consider the four good reasons and one major bad reason why schools are shopping for accreditation.By Eugene Murray
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FOTM-SE001 [HD VIDEO] Special Edition 1: Call for Faculty Participation in Whitehouse CC Summit
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http://www.FacultyofTheMace.com The Faculty of The Mace joins its colleagues in calling for faculty participation in the Whitehouse Summit on Community Colleges. We believe that appropriate faculty authority, coupled with local disclosure and transparency, will be ameliorative to problems facing the academy in the twenty-first century.…
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