The Good is a free, monthly podcast that shares stories about Dickinson students, professors and alumni.

Each month, we'll hear from President Margee Ensign, stretch your mind with a brain teaser and connect with what's good at Dickinson. Subscribe to The Good on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.

Look for new episodes of The Good from August to November and from January to May.


Podcast Episodes

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Podcast: Dickinson College Student Discusses Landmark Climate Change Lawsuit
In this episode of "The Good," Dickinson student Sophie Kivlehan '21 discusses her involvement in a landmark federal lawsuit over climate change.
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Podcast: Inside Admissions at Dickinson College
We ride along with a Dickinson College admissions staff member on a visit to prospective students. Plus, the dean of admissions offers tips for "finding your fit" at college.
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Podcast: Dickinson College Team Explores Iceland's Lakes on National Geographic Research Trip
In this podcast episode, we travel to Iceland with Dickinson researchers who've earned the title "National Geographic Explorers."
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Podcast: Dickinson College Alumna and Comedy Writer Lauren Ashley Smith '06
We travel to Manhattan for a conversation with TV comedy writer, actor, improv comedian and Dickinson alumna Lauren Ashley Smith '06.

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Podcast: Dickinson College Alumnus and Nanotechnology Pioneer Chad Mirkin '86
We head to Chicago and the campus of Northwestern University for a conversation with renowned chemist, nanotechnology pioneer and Dickinson alumnus Chad Mirkin ’86.

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Podcast: Dickinson College Geophysics Class Searches for Unmarked Graves
We join a geophysics class as they search for unmarked gravesites with ground-penetrating radar.

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Podcast: Dickinson College Alumnus and Phillies President Andy MacPhail '76
We talk baseball, leadership and more with alumnus and Philadelphia Phillies President Andy MacPhail '76.


The Good is produced by Craig Layne and Christine Baksi in association with Dickinson College’s marketing and communications office. Craig Layne is host.