Our Very Own Balanced Men

This episode I’m joined by Brother Villacorte. This highly engaged SigEo volunteer has a strong passion for SigEp and the U.S. Marine Corp. In this long form podcast we discuss his time as a SigEp, in the armed forces, and the service he has done to SigEp Gold Star families. Enjoy!

Brother Tragos graduated from Washington University in St. Louis. After graduating he worked for the Fraternity as a Regional Director for two years and as SigEp’s first Director of Chapter Services in Richmond, Virginia. He left to join the Young and Rubicam advertising agency in New York, and stayed with them 13 years, 10 in Europe. Brother Tragos is co-founder of the worldwide advertising agency TBWA. TBWA is now the fifth largest advertising agency in the world. Bill is a past Grand President of the Fraternity, Citation recipient and a member of the Order of the Golden Heart.

This weeks episode hosts a brother that’s been impacting the lives as a volunteer for over 30 years. In this episode, we discuss Brother Carr’s memories as an undergrad, his philosophy around volunteering, and his immensely successful career. This episode contains some impactful insights on volunteering for SigEp and what it takes to lead a successful life. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute with Brother Carr and hope you enjoy it as well!

This edition we are joined by Brother Jay Hurt! During his episode, we discuss Jay’s impactful undergraduate years as a SigEp at Davidson and stories from his many years as a dedicated SigEp volunteer. There are countless fascinating stories and valuable quotes throughout the episode, enjoy!

This episode, our guest is our funniest brother to date, Steve Hofstetter! In this episode, we discuss his eventful time as a founding brother at Columbia University and the beginning of his comedy career. Throughout there are several impactful stories and moments that will make you proud to be a SigEp. Enjoy!

Warning: Once you start listening to this episode you won’t be able to stop! This episode, I’m joined by Brother Garry Kief. As a SigEp citation recipient, past Grand President, and OGH recipient there’s not much this brother hasn’t done. In his personal life, Brother Kief has reached incredible mounts of success professionally and philanthropically. I had an immense amount of fun recording this episode and hope you all enjoy it!

This week we are joined by none other than our very own Grand President, Brother Tom Jelke! This episode we discuss Brother Jelke's memories as an undergraduate and as a volunteer. We also unpack some powerful moments of brotherly love he was experienced and lessons learned from an amazing mentor and brother, Ken Maddox. Enjoy!

This week features our Brother, Daniel McVeigh. A first-generation college student that had a fascinating turn of events throughout his undergraduate years. Since college, McVeigh has stayed very active with the fraternity and currently serves on the National Board as the Grand Treasurer. This episode we discuss this brother's formative years in college, golfing with brothers, and his perspective on leadership. Enjoy!

This weeks guest is a Renaissance initiate at LSU, Brother Brian Tenclinger. A dedicated volunteer since 1994, this brother has served as a chapter counselor, national committee member, and as a mentor on the Tragos Quest to Greece. Enjoy!

I’m honored to share this weeks episode with Brother Jason St. John. Jason spent a few years on the HQ staff after graduation and remains a dedicated volunteer to the fraternity. Jason truly stands as example for living a successful life in all areas. This episode we discuss some of his memories from being on staff, why fraternities are still relevant in 2020, and much more. Enjoy!