Let's Talk Tri Delta

Tri Delta Fraternity

Welcome to Let’s Talk Tri Delta! Topics covered on this podcast will be relevant to the Tri Delta experience, both collegiate and alumnae, with hosts and guests who are members, friends and industry experts. We will take a deep dive into some of the most powerful stories from our award-winning magazine, The Trident, and we will get up close and personal with some of our brave, bold and kind members.

  1. 1d ago

    Game Day: Rivalries Run Deep. Sisterhood Runs Deeper.

    When it comes to game day, which school does it best? Honestly, anyone can make the argument, but one truth stands above all else: rivalries run deep, but Tri Delta sisterhood runs deeper. From game day traditions and tailgates to stadiums, outfits, food and the rivalries we take VERY seriously, Caitlyn, Ellie and Remmey dish on what makes their schools and chapters special in this fun, spirited and ultimately heartfelt conversation about why game day is so unforgettable and brings us together.  Don’t miss this kickoff episode for the stories, laughs and spirited debates that prove you can cheer for different teams and still be each other’s biggest fans. And stay tuned to @TriDelta on social media this fall to follow along with upcoming rivalry games.  Time stamps:  0:00 – Welcome and Introductions  2:51 – Each member’s level of football fandom  5:33 – Game Day at the University of Alabama  6:52 – Game Day at The Ohio State University  8:35 – Game Day at Louisiana State University  11:00 – When school pride meets Tri Delta pride  12:25 – The details of school rivalries  13:25 – Competition showing up in the chapter  14:50 – How Tri Delta transcends the rivalry  17:11 – What Tri Delta provides that sets us apart  20:05 – How Tri Delta has prepared you for the future  22:15 – The Tri Delta network  23:40 – What your school does better than everyone  25:25 – Round robin for game day  30:05 – What do you hope potential members learn about your chapter?

    Game Day: Rivalries Run Deep. Sisterhood Runs Deeper.
  2. Aug 17

    Sisterhood, Screens and the Science of Connection With Dr. Adriana Stacey

    Explore what it means to build authentic connection in a world designed to compete for our attention. As a Medical Advisor for ScreenStrong, a national nonprofit helping families navigate healthier relationships with technology, Adriana brings professional expertise and personal perspective to this conversation, breaking down the science behind how our brains respond to technology, why face-to-face interactions are essential for developing empathy and focus and how small, intentional changes can help us create healthier relationships with our devices. Listeners will learn practical ways to be more present and understand why connection and belonging are not just important for our well-being, but essential to how we grow, lead and thrive. You’ll leave this episode with a deeper understanding of your own brain, practical tools for navigating technology and a renewed reminder that the most meaningful connections are built when we put down the distractions and truly show up. In a world that constantly asks for our attention, Adriana reminds us that one of the greatest gifts we can give another person is our presence. This episode is dedicated to Mary Virginia Stacey. Following the unexpected passing of her daughter, Mary Virginia, Adriana created the Mary Virginia Stacey Charity Fund to continue her daughter’s legacy by supporting causes that reflected Mary Virginia’s heart, including children, the elderly, animals and youth sports.

    Sisterhood, Screens and the Science of Connection With Dr. Adriana Stacey
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Welcome to Let’s Talk Tri Delta! Topics covered on this podcast will be relevant to the Tri Delta experience, both collegiate and alumnae, with hosts and guests who are members, friends and industry experts. We will take a deep dive into some of the most powerful stories from our award-winning magazine, The Trident, and we will get up close and personal with some of our brave, bold and kind members.