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The ESP: Student Caught Stories

Hosted by EICStoryProjects · business · EN

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About this Podcast:

Stories caught by Western Washington University students in collaboration with the Entreprenuer Innovator Changemaker's' Story Projects.

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39%

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Selective

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Who hosts The ESP: Student Caught Stories?

The ESP: Student Caught Stories is hosted by EICStoryProjects. The show has published 20 episodes to date.

What has The ESP: Student Caught Stories covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Madrona Wear" (19 May 2026, 60 minutes), "Common Threads Farm" (18 May 2026, 41 minutes), and "Bellingham Food Co-op" (18 May 2026, 75 minutes).

How often does The ESP: Student Caught Stories publish?

The ESP: Student Caught Stories publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 20 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The ESP: Student Caught Stories?

Booking probability for The ESP: Student Caught Stories is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The ESP: Student Caught Stories requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The ESP: Student Caught Stories's contact route on record: verified email.

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The strongest fits for The ESP: Student Caught Stories are Photography, Polling & Other Services and Courses, Coaching & Lessons. The ESP: Student Caught Stories has a business audience.

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EICStoryProjects hosts The ESP: Student Caught Stories, a business podcast with 20 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Madrona Wear

    May 19, 20261 hourS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Ava Simcoe, Alex Schramm, Frank Stephenson and Carter Nelson</p><p>From Bozeman, Montana West Persons shares his journey from a college dropout to the proud owner...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Common Threads Farm

    May 18, 202641 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Joris Everts, Ella Perry, and Adam Kendrick</p><p>Common Threads Farm is a non-profit in Whatcom County that connects kids to healthy food. Through multiple...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Bellingham Food Co-op

    May 18, 20261h 15mS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Kai Drotz, Jaden Walter, Brody Robinson, and Leyton IreyFor our SEIC Story Project, our team partnered with the Bellingham Food Co-op to learn more about how...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Sustainable Connections

    May 18, 20261 hourS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Genna Tobin, Emma Cline, Alex Hines, and Sky McCasland</p><p>Sustainable Connections, a nonprofit that has been active in the Bellingham area for nearly a quarter...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    The Bellingham Makerspace

    May 18, 202632 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Kosta Biros, Tyler Johnson, Jarad Barth, and Melissa Ramirez</p><p>The Bellingham Makerspace is a place that offers materials and machines for creating, designing...

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    The Bike Hub

    May 18, 202639 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Berkley Mcclellan-Tedrow, Cody Smith, Emily Swan, and Grace Barrett</p><p>In the heart of downtown Bellingham is a little community bike shop, the Bike Hub serves...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Lydia Place

    May 18, 202628 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Alyssa Fabie, Daniela Hernandez and Ixchel Kissman</p><p>More than a temporary stop, at the heart of Bellingham, Lydia Place creates hope and belonging for many...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Growing from the Root

    Jun 6, 202526 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU student Mel Ramirez.</p><p>Have you ever discovered a passion and thought "hey, I could make a business out of this!". Quynh D. Nguyen, the founder of Pink and Posey, had a...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Life, Love, and Photography with Henry Tieu

    Jun 6, 20251h 13mS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU student Shannon Register.</p><p>I recently had the privilege of interviewing renowned photographer and educator Henry Tieu as part of my field research for Western Washington...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Crumbs and Conversations

    Jun 6, 202533 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU student Mirella Morfin.</p><p>In this podcast, we’re speaking with Lili, one of the co-founders of L&L Bakery, which she started with her mom. We’ll be diving into their...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Hustle Her Way

    Jun 6, 202532 minS0

    <p>This episode is made in collaboration with WWU student Izzy Knutson.</p><p>Meet Melissa Gómez, founder of Hustle Team Nation, a powerhouse brokerage firm empowering life insurance agents to reach their full...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Sporting Dreams with Blue Skies for Children

    Jun 6, 202547 minS0

    <p>This episode is made in collaboration with WWU students Mitchell Wrest, Lucas Hakamada and Gabe Laigo. </p><p>In this episode of The Rising Tide Collective, Mitchell, Lucas, and Gabe sit down with Alli from Blue...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Wrapping Sustainability Coast to Coast

    May 30, 202535 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students Colby Love, Charlie Dietiker, Austin Ellison and Brooke Organ </p><p>This podcast interview with Coast to Coast Sustainable's features an inspiring conversation with...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Our Whatcom Million Trees

    May 30, 202540 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Blake Mortens, Storm Hedmon, and Matthew Cromwell</p><p>Welcome back to the ESP podcast from Western Washington University! In this episode, we chat with Susan...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Dancing for Community

    May 30, 202553 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU student Kurtis Johnston.</p><p>On this episode of The ESP we sit down with the founder of B'ham Hop, Bailey McCully, to discover the inner workings of a Bellingham based...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Seeding Wellness with Growing Veterans

    May 30, 202534 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Jane Burleigh, Emily Ann Dombek and Piper Isolde Kassouni.</p><p>Nestled in a quiet corner of Whatcom County, Growing Veterans is a nonprofit farm that serves as a...

  • The ESP: Student Caught Stories

    Gleaning for Good with Skagit Gleaners

    May 30, 202532 minS0

    <p>This episode is in collaboration with WWU student Ella Perry.</p><p>In this episode of the ESP Podcast, host Ella Perry sits down with Morgan Curry from Skagit Gleaners to discuss their vital work in reducing food...

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