UTSA Podcast Network

The UTSA Podcast Network shares stories of research, culture, leadership and innovation. Wherever you are, these podcasts connect you to the heart of the Roadrunner community.

Featured Podcasts

Anthony Francis, associate vice president of Innovation, Commercialization, and Entrepreneurship at UT San Antonio, joins the UIIN Podcast to explore what it takes to rethink technology transfer for real-world impact.

Architect Michelangelo Sabatino, PhD, who leads the UT San Antonio School of Architecture + Planning, spoke with Bob Rivard, host of big city small town, about the impact of relocating the school to One Riverwalk Place in San Antonio’s urban core.

Michael Logan, sr. director for veteran and military affairs and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, joins Voices of Student Success to share how UTSA supports military-affiliated students.

New & Recommended

In this episode of Launchpad podcast, Marcio Giacomoni, PhD, a civil and environmental engineering professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio, sheds a vital light on a looming environmental and structural crisis, revealing that historical “100-year flood” benchmarks are shifting rapidly. Giacomoni unpacks the fascinating world of civil engineering, explaining how widely misunderstood systems provide a massive safety service completely for free.

In this episode of the Launchpad podcast, National Geographic explorer and ecology professor Kyle Shaney, PhD, discusses his thrilling fieldwork. He shares what it is really like to collar a cougar, how to survive a face-to-face encounter with an endangered Sunda gharial crocodile, and insights into global biodiversity. Shaney also offers essential tips for surviving wildlife encounter