Kidd You Not

Season 3, Episode 12 - Season Finale Reflection

Welcome to Kidd You Not, a podcast hosted by Dr. Shea Kidd Brown, Wake Forest University's Vice President for Campus Life. On this show Dr. Shea dives deep into her guest's life to talk about their values, beliefs, stories, and more importantly, learn more about the human side of the leaders we see on our campus. The 2025-2026 academic year is a wrap! Season three of Kidd You Not brought 10 outstanding guests from university administrators to graduating seniors to the mic. Dr. Shea and her guests discussed the importance of community, authenticity, and growth in both professional careers and personal lives. As we head into the summer, Dr. Shea reflects on the lessons she took away from this standout season. - This podcast is produced by Chase Clark in association with Wake Forest University's Campus Life team. Follow us @wfucampuslife

Season 3, Episode 11 - Members of the Class of 2026

Welcome to Kidd You Not, a podcast hosted by Dr. Shea Kidd Brown, Wake Forest University's Vice President for Campus Life. On this show Dr. Shea dives deep into her guest's life to talk about their values, beliefs, stories, and more importantly, learn more about the human side of the leaders we see on our campus. As the academic year comes to a close, Dr. Shea spends time reflecting on her past four years with members from the Wake Forest Class of 2026. Eli Leadham, Ella Klein and Darcelle Lee take us through their student journeys and how different pockets of campus (and the world) have shaped them today. From struggling to find their niche to leading different corners of campus, this group does a great job of summarizing what these past four years have meant to students. - This podcast is produced by Chase Clark in association with Wake Forest University's Campus Life team. Follow us @wfucampuslife

Season 3, Episode 10 - Marybeth Wallace

Welcome to Kidd You Not, a podcast hosted by Dr. Shea Kidd Brown, Wake Forest University's Vice President for Campus Life. On this show Dr. Shea dives deep into her guest's life to talk about their values, beliefs, stories, and more importantly, learn more about the human side of the leaders we see on our campus. Marybeth Wallace truly exemplifies what it means to be a Demon Deacon. From her days as a student finding her place both on the Winston-Salem campus and the Worrell House in London to her work with the President's Aide and Fellows programs today, she helps students from all backgrounds be an integral part of the community. Close with the late Ed Wilson, Marybeth drives meaningful conversation about what it means to be a Wake Forester as a student, a staff person, and a community member. - This podcast is produced by Chase Clark in association with Wake Forest University's Campus Life team. Follow us @wfucampuslife

Season 3, Episode 9 - Milan Brown

Welcome to Kidd You Not, a podcast hosted by Dr. Shea Kidd Brown, Wake Forest University's Vice President for Campus Life. On this show Dr. Shea dives deep into her guest's life to talk about their values, beliefs, stories, and more importantly, learn more about the human side of the leaders we see on our campus. First year women's basketball player Milan Brown joins Dr. Shea today for a conversation covering everything she is doing both on and off the court. Whether it be the two books she has published, her desire to enter politics, or how she finds time for herself despite a hectic schedule, Milan epitomizes what it means to make the most out of the Wake Forest experience. - This podcast is produced by Chase Clark in association with Wake Forest University's Campus Life team. Follow us @wfucampuslife

Season 3, Episode 8 - Beth Hopkins

Welcome to Kidd You Not, a podcast hosted by Dr. Shea Kidd Brown, Wake Forest University's Vice President for Campus Life. On this show Dr. Shea dives deep into her guest's life to talk about their values, beliefs, stories, and more importantly, learn more about the human side of the leaders we see on our campus. Beth Hopkins joins Dr. Shea in this episode to discuss her life, legacy, and her hopes for students in the future. Whether it be her time growing up on the front lines of the Civil Rights Movement in Richmond, Virginia or her robust legal career as an attorney and professor, Beth's story makes this episode not one to miss. - This podcast is produced by Chase Clark in association with Wake Forest University's Campus Life team. Follow us @wfucampuslife