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 her mother
Stephanie and friend Daniel to us while talking about her passion to
bake, which 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.