In this episode of the Stang Stories podcast, Jason Yu '25 chats with Dr. Annie LaVigne '07, a current instructor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. There, LaVigne focuses on intersecting the health humanities with radiation oncology, bringing humanism to the center of the medical field. Learn about LaVigne's daring cross-country biking treks, swims with sharks in South Africa, and current research on radiotherapy deserts. (And of course, her art!)

In this episode of Stang Stories Podcast, Ladia Khaing '25 sits down with Maggie Jackson, a distinguished non-fiction author and Milton alumna from the class of 1978. Maggie shares her transformative experiences at Milton and how they laid the foundation for her illustrious career as a journalist and author.

Delve into Maggie's journey from her early days at Milton, where she honed her skills in journalism and theater, to her academic pursuits at Yale and the London School of Economics. Maggie discusses how her diverse experiences have shaped her perspective and driven her to explore the complex theme of uncertainty in her latest book, "Uncertain: The Wisdom and Wonder of Being Unsure."

Maggie offers insights into the power of uncertainty, emphasizing its role in enhancing creativity, adaptability, and resilience in our rapidly changing world. She also shares practical advice on how to cultivate a positive relationship with uncertainty, especially in the age of AI and technology, to unlock our potential as lifelong learners and thinkers.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that challenges conventional wisdom and invites listeners to embrace the unknown as a pathway to growth and discovery.

In this captivating episode, Oliver Sin sits down with Mr. Rod Skinner '72, a distinguished alumnus of Milton Academy's class of 1972 and the Dean of College Counseling from 1999 to 2023. Mr. Skinner shares his unique experiences as a student during the Vietnam War era, shedding light on the anti-war protests that marked his high school years.

The conversation delves into the historical context of Milton Academy, contrasting the institution's past and present. Mr. Skinner recounts his journey from Milton to Harvard University, highlighting the influences that shaped his academic pursuits and career choices. He offers invaluable advice for current students, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, resilience, and maintaining a sense of purpose.

Join us for an insightful discussion that explores the evolution of education, the impact of historical events on personal growth, and the timeless values that continue to define Milton Academy.