Rebecca Messina ‘94 went to Miami… site unseen!

Liz Quesnelle ‘97 went to Miami… and ended up on five game shows!

In this episode, Liz Quesnelle joins Amitoj to chat all things post grad- from moving, to switching industries, to of course, bar trivia. Liz shares how her hobby turned into a passion, and now is her full time job! she’s a "Jeopardy!" champion, a money winner on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?", defeated James Holzhauer on "The Chase" becoming the show's all-time leading global money winner, and most recently won an episode of the CW's Trivial Pursuit, hosted by LeVar Burton. Plus, a new one she couldn’t share yet, coming soon! As always, views expressed in this episode from our host and guest are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Miami University. Follow us on Instagram, @wewenttomiami and make sure to follow our show on your favorite streaming platform so you don’t miss an episode! If you notice any misspellings or mistakes in the closed captions, please email us at alumnisocial@miamioh.edu [alumnisocial@miamioh.edu]

Marguerite Smith ’24 went to Miami… and does all the things!

In this episode, Marguerite Smith shares her unconventional journey from Miami engineering student to legal professional, highlighting the importance of adaptability, balancing multiple passions, and embracing life's surprises. Discover her insights on managing a busy life, finding community, and pursuing passions like volleyball and gaming. As always, views expressed in this episode from our host and guest are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Miami University. Follow us on Instagram, @wewenttomiami and make sure to follow our show on your favorite streaming platform so you don’t miss an episode! If you notice any misspellings or mistakes in the closed captions, please email us at alumnisocial@miamioh.edu [alumnisocial@miamioh.edu]

Lara Krug ‘07 went to Miami… and became the CMO of the Kansas City Chiefs

In this episode of We Went to Miami, Amitoj Kaur interviews Laura Krug, the Chief Media and Marketing Officer of the Kansas City Chiefs. They discuss Laura's career journey, her experiences at Miami University, and the importance of curiosity and resilience in navigating career changes. Laura shares insights on personal branding, the significance of internships, and maintaining a positive mindset in the face of challenges. The conversation also touches on her Miami experience and concludes with rapid-fire questions about her favorite spots in Miami. As always, views expressed in this episode from our host and guest are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Miami University. Follow us on Instagram, @wewenttomiami and make sure to follow our show on your favorite streaming platform so you don’t miss an episode! If you notice any misspellings or mistakes in the closed captions, please email us at alumnisocial@miamioh.edu [alumnisocial@miamioh.edu]

Tom Landry ‘96 went to Miami… and became a secret service agent

Have you ever wondered how someone even becomes a secret service agent? Have you wondered if one has been on the dating apps? Amitoj sure has! Thankfully, Tom Landry class of ‘96 joined her on the show to discuss his journey becoming a secret service agent, being okay with change, the advantage of hustling while you’re young… and yes.. his journey protecting two US presidents in his role! Join us for an engaging episode. As always, views expressed in this episode from our host and guest are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Miami University. Follow us on Instagram, @wewenttomiami and make sure to follow our show on your favorite streaming platform so you don’t miss an episode! If you notice any misspellings or mistakes in the closed captions, please email us at alumnisocial@miamioh.edu [alumnisocial@miamioh.edu]

Steve Reineke '93 went to Miami... then got stuck in the mountains

In this episode of We Went to Miami, conductor Steve Reineke shares his journey from Miami University to becoming the music director and conductor of the New York Pops. He discusses his early education in music, the challenges of finding his path, and the opportunities that shaped his career. Steve reflects on his experiences in Los Angeles, his return to Cincinnati, and the balance of conducting multiple orchestras while living in New York. He offers insights on confidence in performance, the importance of business knowledge for musicians, and shares nostalgic memories of his time at Miami. As always, views expressed in this episode from our host and guest are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Miami University. Follow us on Instagram, @wewenttomiami and make sure to follow our show on your favorite streaming platform so you don’t miss an episode! If you notice any misspellings or mistakes in the closed captions, please email us at alumnisocial@miamioh.edu [alumnisocial@miamioh.edu]