Legends From The Hill

Legend 59: Clare Hinshaw '12

In celebration of St. Patrick, who brought Christianity to Ireland, Clare Hinshaw '12 chats about her role as the Legacy Society & Development Relations Director at Young America’s Foundation (YAF).  There, she works to foster relationships with Young America’s Foundation’s most committed supporters, organizes the Foundation’s annual Be Not Afraid Seminar for students at Catholic schools, and brings Christianity and Truth into America’s society through public communications.

Legend 58: Paul Herlihey '18

Paul Herlihey ‘18 speaks about the sacrificial love he showed (and continues to show) his family with his career change from the sports industry to finance, a change that allows him to support his family not only financially, but with increased presence in their lives.
 

Legend 57: John Beaulieu '90

As we reflect on what it means to love and be loved during Valentine’s Day, John Beaulieu '90 talks about the ways that, through his Romans 5:5 ministry, he is preaching the Gospel message of Love, inviting us to walk with him on his journey to deeper love, mercy, and healing through his relationship with God.  Pay attention to find out what other famous guest of this podcast was John's roommate!

Legend 56: Abriana (Flynn) Chilelli '06

As students and families prepare for classes to resume after holiday breaks, let's talk to Abriana (Flynn) Chilelli '06 about how she is able to touch the lives of the students, faculty, and staff that she works with and serves each day in her role as the Associate Director of Catholic Education for the Archdiocese of Portland and Diocesan Liaison for the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education.

Legend 55: Shevin McCullough '03

Shevin McCullough '03 studied Marketing at Franciscan University before getting involved in real estate and music.  Join us to hear his conversion story that led to his co-founding of Studio 3:16, a Christian episodic TV series for kids and a source of content for religion classes and biblical study lessons.

Legend 54: Heather Khym '01

Heather Khym completed a degree in Theology and Catechetics in 2001.  While raising 3 kids, Heather founded Life Restoration Ministries with her husband Jake.  In preparation for Advent, a time for prayer and reflection to encounter Jesus in a new way and to experience deeper healing, we talk about Heather’s journey towards healing and how she, through her ministry, is helping others find healing in their lives.  We also discuss her new book, Encountering Emmanuel, an Advent prayer journal that she invites us to journey through with her during this Advent season.
https://www.avemariapress.com/products/encountering-emmanuel
https://www.abidingtogetherpodcast.com/

Legend 53: Terry Schilling '09

Terry Schilling completed a degree in Political Science in 2009 and immediately managed a winning election campaign for his father Bobby in 2010!  Today we speak with the current President of The American Principles Project about his work in pro-life politics and the importance of considering such topics during an election.
For more info: https://americanprinciplesproject.org/

Legend 52: Tim Delaney '99

Tim Delaney completed his degrees in History and Theology in 1999.  After testing the waters outside of Steubenville, Tim came back home to Franciscan and has now been on the staff for 20 years, initially with Financial Aid and Admissions, and now in the Alumni office.  Tune in for a preview of the University's upcoming Strategic Plan, plus Tim has "20 Insights from 20 Years".  Don't miss this very special episode marking the beginning of our 4th series of Legends from the Hill!

Legend 51: Brendan Gotta '15

Brendan Gotta graduated in 2015 with a degree in Communication Arts.  Alongside his career spanning ministry and fundraising he started his own podcast called Gotta Be Saints.  Join us to hear Brendan share how he balances career, family, and passion projects.

Legend 50: Shannon (Keating) Loucks '17, MA '22

Shannon studied English and Theology at Franciscan, and even came back for a Masters in Catechetics, but it was her extracurricular activities as a student that shaped her career thus far.  After volunteering with Vagabond Missions while at Franciscan, Shannon moved into a full-time role with the organization and has been there ever since.  Her passion is advocating for the youth of our inner-city neighborhoods - and finding creative ways to serve their deepest needs.