CEWT Talk: Recent Episodes
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CEWT Talk brings entrepreneurs, instructors, and members of the Pocatello community in for a discussion with one the members of ISU's CEWT. The catch? They have only 20 minutes. Once the timer is up, that’s the end of the episode. With interesting guests and engaging conversation, you’d be surprised at how much you can learn in just 20 minutes!
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In this episode, we talk to ISU Pharm Tech Alumni Sarah Brown and ISU Pharm Tech Program Coordinator and Clinical Assistant Professor Wesley Usyak.
In this episode, we sit down with John Louviere to discuss the Albion Institute and the exciting projects taking shape at Idaho State University.
Season 7 Episode 11: 2026 Emergency Medicine Conference MC Dallen Farmer by ISU's Continuing Education/Workforce Training
In this episode, we hear from Ann Swanson, MHA, MSG Region V Director, Small Business Development Center. Swanson discusses the resources the Small Business Development Center offers to small businesses.
In this episode we talk to Hayley McCurdy. McCurdy is a PT and avid runner. She took the Wilderness Physical Therapy course and sits down with us today to talk about it.
In this episode, we explore the Pharm D program at ISU by interviewing one of their current students about the journey they have been on.
On this episode, we talk to Wesley Usyak with ISU's Pharmacy Tech program. The program, which takes only one year, has an extremely high placement rate.
In this episode, we explore our Wilderness PT offerings by interviewing the instructors who teach the courses.
In this episode, we catch up with Andy Whitter, ISU alumn and Olympic hopeful in the sport of skeleton.
🎙️ CEWT Talk – Emergency Medicine Conference Special with James Perry 🎙️This week on CEWT Talk, hosts Paul Dickey, Angie Wilhelm, and RaeLyn Price sit down with James Perry, a paramedic and fire captain, who will be the MC for the upcoming Emergency Medicine Conference.James shares his career journey in EMS, his passion for teaching, and what makes the Emergency Medicine Conference a must-attend event for first responders, paramedics, and EMTs.🌟 Key topics include:✅ Why hands-on emergency training matters✅ Memorable conference moments & unique sessions✅ The importance of staying physically and mentally fit in emergency services📅 Conference Dates: February 7-8, 2024📍 Register Now: https://cetrain.isu.edu/enrollment/course/emergency-medicine-conference/Tune in for an insightful and fun conversation, and don’t forget to subscribe to CEWT Talk on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and SoundCloud! 🎧
In this episode we talk to Kevin Grange, keynote speaker for our 2025 Emergency Medicine Conference. Grange is the award-winning author of Wild Rescues: A Paramedic’s Extreme Adventures in Yosemite, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton, as well as Lights and Sirens: The Education of a Paramedic. Kevin graduated from UCLA’s Paramedic Program and currently works as a Firefighter/Paramedic for Jackson Hole Fire/EMS.
In this episode we talk to Daryl Monson, ISU Custodian, about his job and the benefits of working at ISU.
Mo and Myles discuss the Community Bridges Mobile Crisis Unit and the importance of calling 988 to reach a crisis line.
Kara and Kyle talk about starting the Student United Way club at ISU and their future goals.
ISU's Graduate School talks to us about their annual book drive and the schools and children who benefit from it.
Kia Shaw discusses the Idaho Food Bank in Pocatello and their needs throughout the year. She also dives into volunteer opportunities, Idaho Food Bank Programs, and where people can get help with food.
Today we listen to Lesa Crawford, director of Benny's Pantry, talk with Angie about how the pantry operates and the need for donations with the upcoming holiday season.
In this Podcast, we listen to Missy Ricks an LPN who got her start here at CEWT's CNA classes. Join us in listening to her inspiring story of handling her nursing classes as well as being a single mother.
Heather Moore and Amy Welsh talk to us about Best, LLC and the Upcoming events for Mental Health Week.
Nathan Gelles discusses his micro-farm, Saber Ridge Farms. He also talks to us about how he got into micro-farming, selling at the farmers' market, and what crops he farms.
Eliecea Wheeler, Health Programs Coordinator, talks to us about the health programs offered at Idaho State University's Department of Continuing Education and Workforce Training.
Randy'L Teton talks about her job at the Forest Service, her career thus far, and Ignite Their Future.
Ryan Pitcher talks with the CEWT team about the Ignite Their Future program and all it has to offer our local kiddos.
Justin Dayley, ISU's Outdoor Center Director, talks about all of the fun adventures and activities ISU has to offer their students and community.
Andy Whittier, ISU Alumnus, talks to us about the developments in his skeleton career since we last spoke to him.
Angie, Paul, and RaeLyn talk with Shirley about her experience with the Life Long Learning program here at CEWT.
Shirley and Debbie talk to Angie about their involvement in Safety Fest and how it all got started.
Darin Jernigan, Darren Hearn, and Paul & Karen Beattie talk with Angie and Raelyn about their experience discovering wilderness physical therapy and the course they are offering through CEWT.
Angie Sistrunk discusses her decision to return to school for an education after decades away from formal education.
Eris Kane, president of ISU's Book Club, talks about her experience putting together the new book club and how it works out with their 30+ active members!
Graziela Larroca talks about her thesis project called "Lost Roots" and her experience in the art world while growing up.
Our instructor Sally Hageman discusses continuing educations new course in the art of Nia.
Jessica Frist, a member of the college of tech's START program, talks about her experience coming back to college to finish her education degree.
Mark Sharp talks about how drones can help ranchers and farmers save time, money, and resources.
Bowen Curtis discusses his career as a firefighter and his upcoming role as the MC for the Emergency Medicine Conference.
Alan Nichols speaks about his time in Pocatello and his book full of all his adventures in life called Boy From Pocatello.
Tiffany Rodriguez shares her story of continuing her education after starting a family and taking a break from post-secondary education. Rodriguez entered ISU's START Program and used the tools she received from START to launch her educational journey.
Lesa Crawford talks about Benny's Pantry. Benny's Pantry is a free food bank available for ISU students, staff, and faculty. The pantry stocks food items and hygiene items.
Join us in this heartwarming and insightful episode of CEWT Talk, hosted by Paul Dickey, Angie Wilhelm, and Railyn Price. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we welcome Kia Shaw, the Eastern Idaho branch manager of the Idaho Food Bank, to discuss the impactful work they're doing to combat food insecurity in our community. Learn about the challenges and triumphs of organizing food drives, the increased need for assistance during the holiday season, and how the Idaho Food Bank is making a difference in the lives of thousands. Whether you're looking to understand more about food insecurity or seeking ways to contribute to your community, this episode is a must-listen as we approach the season of giving.
Elizabeth "Biz" Cole discusses ISU's Grilled Cheese Club and how the club helps promote student resources on campus.
Paul, Angie, and RaeLyn discuss the importance of apprenticeships as options for highschool students with Angie Jex.
Tracy Collum, Ed.D, Interim Dean of ISU's Graduate School, talks about the Grad School's annual book drive. The Grad School has a goal to reach 1000 books this year, all of which will be donated to local schools.
Colleen O'Hara, founder of Pocatello Paranormal Research talks to us about her background in ghost hunting and dispels some myths about her work.
Tracy Collum, Ed.D talks about ISU's United Way Campaign and how she got involved in the campaign.
Paul, Angie, and RaeLyn give our former director, Gray Salazar, a proper send off for his last podcast.
Jane and Don Streubel talk about the Edson Fichter Nature Area and their nature talk events.
Marty Simmons talks about his book, finishing his degree in retirement, and his career as a contractor and military vet.
Laura Rizzo and Rainbow Maldonado talk about the Kind Community non-profit, why it was started, and where it is headed in the future
Darren Erickson, ISU Custodial Staff, talks about the tuition discount extended to full-time, benefited staff. Erickson is working on his master's degree while working full-time at ISU.
Scott Stephens talks about the customized training program at ISU. This program allows businesses to obtain custom training for employees.
Andrea DeMartinis, with SEICOG, discusses her work as an Ombudsman. DeMartinis works as an advocate for people living in assisted living facilities.
Matt Hardin, LCPC talks to us about the services the South East Idaho Behavioral Crisis Center offers.
Kathryn Dye, Meals on Wheels Director for SEICCA, discusses the robotic pet program SEICCA recently launched.
Wendi Ames, Director of Donor and Community Engagement for the United Way of Southeast Idaho, talks about the programs and non-profits her work with the United Way supports.
Paul Dickey, techie enthusiast, speaks about the capabilities of ChatGPT in live and work.
Tennille Call, Interm Director of Education, talks about her work at the United Way of Southeast Idaho.
Jessica Kowallis with Deep Kneads Massage talks about her journey to owing her own business and the benefits of Massage.
Safety Fest is a free safety and OSHSA training event. The event is held at ISU and associated with Safety fest of the Great Northwest.
Svitlana Hoskin, a Career Path Intern at ISU, talks to us about the mental health services provided by the Center for New Directions.
Shaun is the Head of Education for EMSConnect and an Advanced EMT/Fire Fighter in Spokane County, talks about the upcoming EMC Conference, his podcasts, and his work as and EMT/Firefighter and educator.
Paul Dickey, our regular host, discusses what St. Patrick's day was like while he was growing up in the Boston area.
James Martin from Idaho State University's Financial Office talks to us about all things finance.
Katie Leishman, Student Success Navigator, Special Populations Project Coordinator, talks about her role in ISU Student Success, special populations, and the services she provides to the community as a whole.
Chelsie Rauh is the director of ISU Early College Programs. Chelsie talks to us about high school students' abilities to earn college credit while still earning their high school diploma.Idaho State University is the first institution in the U.S. to become accredited with both the College Provided Faculty and Concurrent Enrollment Program endorsements by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) Accreditation Commission. The dually granted accreditations, which were earned by ISU’s Early College Program, are valid for seven years.
Cherisse Brown, START Director, talks to us about the great work START does. Every Student Has a Story is linked below.https://youtu.be/JeyCOCawDCghttps://youtu.be/QeWmNAc7Cx0https://youtu.be/j62XT_X34Kk
Shane Slack, SU CoT Robotics Program Coordinator, and Clinical Senior Instructor, talks about the ISU Robotics Program.
School District 25 staff talk about the upcoming apprenticeship event for the surrounding high schools in the area.
Katie Hickok speaks about the classes offered at the University of Idaho's extension office at ISU.
Gabe, owner of Cornerstone Concrete talks to us about the concrete industry and construction as a career.
The CEWT Catalog is mailed out to area homes. It lists our upcoming classes for the season
ISU and the Local chapter of the POW/MIA will dedicate a Missing Man Chair at Holt Arena on September 17, 2022.
Karen Trumbull is a goat farmer and master food preserver. On this episode of CEWT Talk, Trumbull talks to us about how she got into goat farming and what it takes to care for her animals.
Arlen Walker has been involved in animal rescue for years. In this episode of CEWT Talk Walker talks about the challenges and rewards of helping animals in our area.
Lance Howell Talks about Idaho State University's College of Tech Health Occupations Nursing programs and being a male nurse in a female-dominated field.
Chef Jason Knapp takes time to update us on his career as a chef and some of the amazing opportunities he has had in his career.
A behind the scene look at an initial discussion on gaming and potentially about holding a Gaming conference at ISU in 2023
Peter Pruett is the director behind Zoo Idaho, one of only a handful of native species zoos in the US. Zoo Idaho's mission is one of conservation and education; a mission accomplished with a little help from the zoo residents, rescued.
Tiff and Ali are energetic, nerdy, and classy former athletes who are focused on helping others keep their homes radon free.
ISU's master sales teacher, Kent Malinoswski, talks about the upcoming Master Selling class being offered to our community.
Get outside and enjoy Pocatello Parks and Recreation activities this summer! Check them out here: https://www.pocatello.us/278/Parks-Recreation
Meet CEWT's Lead EMT instructor, Deb Wright, and learn about EMT's, their training and the recent 'Ignite Their Future' summer camp for Middle and High School students getting a CPR certificate.
Meet the voice of the CEWT Talk podcast. Jake Link gains valuable practical video development experience while becoming a significant contributor and team member at CEWT.
Conversation with Pam Landon who leads the Senior Activity Center (SAC) in Pocatello. The SAC is another amazing resource in our community supporting over-60 seniors with a place to learn, socialize, and have a nutritious FREE lunch.
Learn about the Practical Nursing program and career pathway from a master teacher, Jennifer Briggs.
Chef Jason takes time out to vacation in Paris and London and gives us a chef's viewpoint on some great food and European culture.
Meet Julie Jensen who owns Lost River Roofing in Idaho. She doesn't just sit in an office, this wife and mom leads with a hammer.
A conversation with the coordinators for the upcoming Ignite Their Future summer camp and why it's so important.
A conversation with Johnny Demekhin on respiratory therapy and the program at Idaho State University.
A conversation with Morton Buildings who are bringing in a new plant at our airport and the expected labor needs.
Jason takes another position closer to home and better aligned with his career goals, and recalls the beginning of CEWT Talk.
Brayden Hernandez - nurturing a family business with generational roots and service to community
Meet Steve Sullivan, Square Dance Caller, who has a long history of dancing, calling, and cueing.
Meet Ryan Braddy, MGR of Home Depot Foundation Western Region who is helping veterans and the construction industry.
For Bengal Giving Day, Superior Physical Therapy President and CEO donates scholarship to ISU College of Technology PT students.
Meet Dr. Will Smith, an experienced wilderness physician and U.S. Army veteran who shares his stories of helping others during remote medical emergencies.
Dr. David M Boren MD joins Paul and Jason and share how his free health clinic is making a difference in Eastern Idaho.
Pocatello City Mayor, Brian Blad, talks about the past 12 years as mayor and the great community of Pocatello.
Nancy talks with Paul about her book, Fumbling Towards Serenity. She shares what she learned through her own experience and about the A, B, C's of caring for self and others.
Meet Jared Hill... he is on this planet for a reason. To say he has overcome a lot would be an understatement.
District Manager, Jimmie Gentry, & Probation Officer, Cliff Cummings, talk about the important work they do and how events like the Construction Combine allow opportunities for people to find opportunities for victory.
Sammy's thoughts and opinions are her own and do not reflect those of Horizon Credit Union... and we are absolutely thrilled to have one of our own on the show she helped start.
Ryan Young, the most inspirational person we've met, talks about overcoming injury and obstacles to finding success.
Alberto talks about the moment when he decided to change the trajectory of his life, and he hasn't looked back since.
Nick Suwyn, President & Founder of Promineo Tech is passionate about teaching and CEWT is excited to welcome them as an online partner.
CEWT Talk presents a new podcast, Chefn with Chef Jason Knapp. Chef Jason invites friend and fellow Chef, Ojan Bagher, and they play a game of ‘would you rather’ … foodie style. Ojan accepts the mystery ingredient challenge and you will wish you were there to taste it. Welcome to Chefn.
Stephanie Palagi comes back to the show to talk about the upcoming holiday season and all the activities and events happening in Historic Downtown Pocatello.
Dr. Pavel Solin and Aurora Tangaro talk about the inspiration for, and the benefits of, learning online.
CEWT Talk highlights "Difference Makers" and BJ Stensland and Aid For Friends are exactly that.
Lisa Brian talks about the inspiration for, and the development of, the Old Town Pocatello Haunted History Walking Tour...and she tells a ghost story.
CEWT Talk invites one of it own instructors on the show to talk about the importance of nutrition and feeling well.
Introducing Tiphanie Anirah the founder, CEO, Head Baker, and any other title or job available, of Creeannas LLC. She introduces us to her mother, Stephanie, and her friend, Daniel, and talks about her passion to bake, started on a stool in her mother's kitchen.
CEWT Talk reaches out to Caitlin Pankau, Pocatello High School English teacher, and asks how she was able to pivot and flex her classroom and teaching methods during the past year and a half.
John Young joins Jason & Paul and talks about the past, present, and future of broadcasting and digital media production.
Isaac Dayley, CEWT's newest intern, speaks with Paul and Jason about how being an intern is more than just fetching coffee and donuts.
Art Beery, Executive Manager of Cole Chevrolet-Nissan-Kia, talks about what's happening in the new/used car market and his transition to the sales side of the industry.
Paul and Jason speak with Michael Waite about how the business of graphic design requires both creativity and commitment.
You read the title right! In this five-part special series of CEWT Talk, Jason Batalden and Paul Dickey share their experience creating and producing CEWT Talk, ISU CEWT’s weekly podcast. This series will lay out the groundwork for novice podcasters to get started in the creation of their own podcast by answering important questions.
In Episode 5, Paul and Jason talk to Mark Beaver, a local podcast expert, on how to put it all together.
Paul and Bailey talk about CEWT's Apprenticeship programs and the benefits of working towards a career.
Dr. Meesha joins the CEWT Talk Crew and talks about community health and her mission to make a difference.
Chris shares his love for personal finance and lets us know a couple of his favorite Wall Street movies.
You read the title right! In this five-part special series of CEWT Talk, Jason Batalden and Paul Dickey share their experience creating and producing CEWT Talk, ISU CEWT’s weekly podcast. This series will lay out the groundwork for novice podcasters to get started in the creation of their own podcast by answering important questions.
In episode 4, Jason and Paul discuss what makes a podcast great.
Chef Jason Knapp joins the CEWT Talk crew and talks about how his passion for cooking led to a wonderful career.
Dr. Henry Oh, World Record Holder and ISU College of Technology Department Chair, talks about his love for learning and teaching.
Intern Mary joins Jason and Paul on the show to talk to her high school teacher about a very popular class.
Emily doesn't like making widgets, but she loves helping students get to the next step.
You read the title right! In this five-part special series of CEWT Talk, Jason Batalden and Paul Dickey share their experience creating and producing CEWT Talk, ISU CEWT’s weekly podcast. This series will lay out the groundwork for novice podcasters to get started in the creation of their own podcast by answering important questions.
In episode 3, Jason and Paul discuss what to do with your podcast once it has been recorded.
Lance Clark, from the City of Pocatello Parks and Recreation Department talks about the recreational opportunities the Portneuf River provides.
Jason and Paul catch up with former CEWT Intern, Jennifer, as she shares her next adventure.
CEWT invites Gabriel Rodriguez back on the show to talk about cryptocurrency... because, yes, we still don't understand it.
You read the title right! In this five-part special series of CEWT Talk, Jason Batalden and Paul Dickey share their experience creating and producing CEWT Talk, ISU CEWT’s weekly podcast. This series will lay out the groundwork for novice podcasters to get started in the creation of their own podcast by answering important questions.
In episode 2, Jason and Paul explain some things to keep in mind on “how” to do a podcast.
Scott & Annie talk about the growth and evolution of the Construction Combine and now this event impacts the entire community.
Cherisse & Diamond talk about being worthy of an education and how success starts first with believing in yourself.
Barricade opened in November of 2019 and then the Pandemic. We caught up with Tera Cole and asked her, "How have you been doing?"
Karina talks about the difference ISU Disability Services is making in the lives of students.
You read the title right! In this five-part special series of CEWT Talk, Jason Batalden and Paul Dickey share their experience creating and producing CEWT Talk, ISU CEWT’s weekly podcast. This series will lay out the groundwork for novice podcasters to get started in the creation of their own podcast by answering important questions.
In episode 1, Jason and Paul explain some of the reasons why you should do a podcast.
Darin Jernigan talks about the many different roads and paths that have led to self-discovery, fulfillment, and success.
Dr. O'Halloran is helping Portneuf Medical Center treat traumatic injuries here in Pocatello.
Jennifer Stevens shares how 'pivot' and 'adjust' has allowed her to keep her clients connected.
Maj. Shawn Edwards & SFC Annie Torres do more than just power the Construction Combine.
Dr. Jared Bailey talks about being on the forefront of medicine and making a difference in the lives of his patients.
Lisa, Kathryn, Angie, & Women Business of Pocatello share how they are finding success and making a difference.
AARP Idaho State Director talks about the many different ways it is working to improve the lives of the 50 plus in the Gem State.
Cathy talks about how NKA Treasure Valley adapted to new methods of learning during Covid- 19.
Natalie loves her job helping ISU athletes achieve success... oh, and she isn't the 'food police'.
A steep learning curve, drinking from a fire hose, and out of the frying pan and into the fire, Jeff describes what it is like to go from the private to the public sector.
Jim Anglesey shares how his love for turn of the century architecture and how it helped come back home.
Gloria and Camile provide some insight and perspective on the current housing market in SE Idaho.
Simon & Chase, talk about the importance of having a community of support that includes people's differences
Some of our favorite guests so far, Katie Leishman, Caitlin Pankau, Pat Kelly, Denell Bronco, Fr. Hugh Feiss, & Courtney Rhodes-Mason, share what they are thankful for.
Three esteemed members of CEWT who served our country share what Veterans Day means to them.
RaeLyn, Jessica & Scott talk Mind Tap, a platform to talk about mental health issues.
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Chrerisse & David share their stories and how making a choice to change your future requires a little bit of help.
Bettina shares her journey from fine artist to home renovator and how both are similar.
A willingness to learn and a passion for coffee led Lloyd Rich to start Let's Get Roasted-- a new way to enjoy coffee through air-roasted beans.
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Pat Kelly talks about how Your Health Idaho makes a difference in the lives of Idahoans.
Angie and Jon share their stories and how the College & Career Readiness Program helps students succeed.
Lisa Marsha, talks about perseverance, spending limits, and going international and how to make a successful business.
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Sister Anthony talks about ageism, Covid-19, and the importance of making a connection with Seniors.
Tavonté explains the new resources available to single parents & displaced home makers interested in workforce training.
Kristi talks about the exciting and not so well known world of project management and the opportunities available with the right training.
Marie shares her how journaling inspired, challenged, and supported her through her personal health struggle.
Gary talks about how we did, how we are doing, and what we hope to do... Oh yeah, and we are still in a pandemic
Dr. Sheldon Eakins talks about the difference between equality and equity, and that was just the starting point.
Meet the CEWT Talk production crew and (maybe) learn how to produce and post your own podcast!
Kristin Sanger talks about animal welfare in this time of uncertainty, and it is tail wagging worthy.
Vince admits to Gary that he has found his dream job as the Executive Director of ESTEC.
Justin Downs started building when he was 14 and is passing on the passion and skills to the next generation.
Spring Neihart and Brittney Gunn talk about the Vet to Nurse Program, and the path to a career that makes a difference
Fr Hugh Feiss shares his knowledge on the Medieval plague and shares some comparisons it bears to the Pandemic we face today.
Dr.Sandy explains the levels of Trauma Centers, how Eastern Idaho has improved its EMS care, and looking forward to new EMS trends.
Gary and Claudia discuss how the Small Business Development Center gives businesses the tools to be successful.
Katie and Tim get us excited for the Ignite Their Future summer camp-- where both kids and teachers are able to fearlessly explore STEM.
Registration is through May 18 to June 21. Pocatello Camps: July 6-17 | Idaho Falls Camps: July 20-31
Dr. McRoberts helps us understand Trauma Care and how its a team effort to serve the region.
Idaho State University continues to monitor the COVID-19 outbreak, and the safety and well-being of our entire campus community, including visitors, is our top priority. The University is strictly following guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control and state and local public health officials. Due to these guidelines, the Emergency Medicine Conference has been canceled. Please contact CEWT at (208) 282-3372 if you have any questions or need additional information.
Eric Bauer talks with RaeLyn Price and Scott Strupp about podcasts and the importance of staying current on EMS tecniques and training.
Idaho State University continues to monitor the COVID-19 outbreak, and the safety and well-being of our entire campus community, including visitors, is our top priority. The University is strictly following guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control and state and local public health officials. Due to these guidelines, the Emergency Medicine Conference has been canceled. Please contact CEWT at (208) 282-3372 if you have any questions or need additional information.
Whether it's dance class for 8 year olds, Amerititle, or the Construction Combine, relationships are the priority.
Jason and return guest Denell discuss the upcoming census, and what it might mean for you. Visit: https://2020census.gov/en.html
In preparation for the 2020 Emergency Medicine Conference, Christoper and Scott discuss some of the unique challenges that comes with air rescue.
Michael talks with Veronica Miller about a journey of self discovery...and there is cake invovled.
Scott Stephens talks to SSG Braxton Bealey and how the Idaho National Guard is the power behind the Construction Combine. https://constructioncombine.org/
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From engineering to fishing... living the dream. Zach & Gary talk about what it means to have a career in fishing.
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Jonathon & Paul of the High Desert Chapter Idaho Master Naturalists discuss the adventure, challenge, and fun of being a citizen scientist.
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Scott and Marty discuss the Construction Combine and what to expect this year. https://constructioncombine.org/
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Gabriel Rodriguez does his best to help us understand what this is all about.
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As season 1 comes to an end, Gary and Jason take a moment to reflect on what we actually accomplished.
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Russell Davies discusses how his organization helps veterans like himself work through their trauma by participating in outdoor sports.
To find out more about PTSD Veteran Athletes, visit https://ptsdveteranathletes.com/
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No, seriously...Stephanie Taylor IS the most inspiring person we have ever met.
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Stuart Summers is helping ISU finally tell its story, after 120 years.
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Mark Dahlquist discusses how responsible home ownership starts with education. Neighborworks Pocatello: https://nwpocatello.org/
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Brenda Pace talks about the myths vs. the reality of bats in this Halloween Special of CEWT Talk! Bat Conservation International: batcon.org
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"Preparation makes a difference."..says every LSAT Prep Instructor everywhere.
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Ending human trafficking starts with awareness.
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The Cost of Freedom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_AY27slxTM
When it comes to food allergies, necessity is the mother of invention.
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Chad Bannister explains how adverse childhood experiences (ACE's) can effect the body, and what can be done to overcome that damage.
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Kylie Martin discusses the importance of making a difference, especially in moments of crisis and trauma.
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How a bike, a pair of shoes, and a little bit of care can make a difference.
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Denell Broncho shares how a desire to challenge herself taught her more than just how to start a fire.
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Virgina catches us up on the education programs offered through Idaho's Museum of Natural History-- The Natural History Museum for the State of Idaho.
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Drew shares his beginnings in music and the chance of a lifetime.
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Gary speaks to Pocatello City Councilman Rick Cheatum and his journey to local politics.
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Rabbi Devin talks about his transition from Southern California to Pocatello, Idaho and the upcoming Comparative Religions Class he will be teaching for CEWT.
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Jennifer Ibeabuchi and Dera Offokaja share their experiences as International Students at ISU.
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Josh talks about a job he loves and what it means to work for the citizens of Idaho.
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Angie Lion shares her passion for improvement and the benefits of strengthening Emotional Intelligence.
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Heather Goodworth discusses the innovative treatments for burn victims now available in Eastern Idaho.
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From the inexpensive to the sophisticated, drones come in many shapes and sizes. Ed Gygli comes in to explain more about CEWT's drone course.
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Lucas Bunzow explains how an idea takes on its own momentum and grows into a business.
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Firefighter JR Farnsworth shares how is own journey to a career in fire service inspired others to begin theirs.
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Gary talks to Sharon Manning about the past, present and future of the United Senior Project.
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Once again, ISU's College of Technology makes learning & teaching fun with the Ignite their Future camp.
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Gary Salazar brings in Stephanie Palagi, executive director of Historic Old Town Pocatello, to discuss the past, present, and future of the business improvement district.
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Gary Salazar discusses how emergency physicians address mass casualies with Dr. Michael Allswede, DO, CEWT's Emergency Medicine Conference keynote speaker.
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Gary & Jason talk about the creation, purpose, and format of this unique and informative podcast.
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