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Stories caught by Western Washington University students in collaboration with the Entreprenuer Innovator Changemaker's' Story Projects.
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This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Ava Simcoe, Alex Schramm, Frank Stephenson and Carter Nelson From Bozeman, Montana West Persons shares his journey from a college dropout to the proud owner of Madrona
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Joris Everts, Ella Perry, and Adam Kendrick Common Threads Farm is a non-profit in Whatcom County that connects kids to healthy food. Through multiple programs, they ed
Show notesThis 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 sustainabi
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Genna Tobin, Emma Cline, Alex Hines, and Sky McCasland Sustainable Connections, a nonprofit that has been active in the Bellingham area for nearly a quarter of a centur
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Kosta Biros, Tyler Johnson, Jarad Barth, and Melissa Ramirez The Bellingham Makerspace is a place that offers materials and machines for creating, designing and buildin
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Berkley Mcclellan-Tedrow, Cody Smith, Emily Swan, and Grace Barrett In the heart of downtown Bellingham is a little community bike shop, the Bike Hub serves as a space
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This episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Alyssa Fabie, Daniela Hernandez and Ixchel Kissman More than a temporary stop, at the heart of Bellingham, Lydia Place creates hope and belonging for many families in o
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU student Shannon Register. I recently had the privilege of interviewing renowned photographer and educator Henry Tieu as part of my field research for Western Washington Universit
Show notesThis episode is made in collaboration with WWU students Mitchell Wrest, Lucas Hakamada and Gabe Laigo. In this episode of The Rising Tide Collective, Mitchell, Lucas, and Gabe sit down with Alli from Blue Skies for Child
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU student Mirella Morfin. 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 story—how the
Show notesThis episode is made in collaboration with WWU student Izzy Knutson. Meet Melissa Gómez, founder of Hustle Team Nation, a powerhouse brokerage firm empowering life insurance agents to reach their full potential. As a pro
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU student Mel Ramirez. 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 similar tho
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU student Storm Hedman. In this episode of Salish Sea Stories, we sit down with Seattle-based videographer Gio Jennings of Middle Fork Films to explore his journey turning a passio
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU student Kurtis Johnston. 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 swing dancing
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Blake Mortens, Storm Hedmon, and Matthew Cromwell Welcome back to the ESP podcast from Western Washington University! In this episode, we chat with Susan Hutton, Execut
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU students: Jane Burleigh, Emily Ann Dombek and Piper Isolde Kassouni. Nestled in a quiet corner of Whatcom County, Growing Veterans is a nonprofit farm that serves as a healing sp
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU student Ella Perry. 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 waste and ad
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU students Colby Love, Charlie Dietiker, Austin Ellison and Brooke Organ This podcast interview with Coast to Coast Sustainable's features an inspiring conversation with co-founder
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU student Mackenzie Owens. In this podcast we’ll be sitting down with artist Suzanne Lundberg, creator of the sustainable clothing business, The Goat’s Coat. You’ll hear the advent
Show notesThis episode is in collaboration with WWU student McKenzie McLeod Fairhaven Runners and Walkers is more than just a specialty store in Bellingham, Washington - it's a cornerstone of the community. Known for their high-qu
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