In this episode of "The Audio Workshop of Colorado State University," Marie Tanksley brings a special segment about Divide, Colorado where residents have elected a donkey as mayor.

Graduation is here once again but this time with advice from former graduates! Interviews- Michael and Maxine Music- VT- Wings of Piano by Exthios YT

We are joined by Jed Clair as he shares about the upcoming summer events the Village Community Church is putting on. We focus on the specific event of Movies in the Park. This event is a great event for people to bring their families too this summer, so you don't want to miss this episode.  Writing: Kendall RaymerProduction: Kendall RaymerGuests: Jed Clair, Kendall RaymerSound Effects: Epidemic SoundMusic: Adobe Stock

Join Kendall as she shares her own personal story of grief and how it impacted her life. She will share the dark experiences she went through when she lost her dad and offer hope to others on how to overcome these dark times of grief.  Credits: Writing: Kendall RaymerProduction: Kendall RaymerGuests: Kendall RaymerMusic/Sounds: Adobe Stock

In this episode, an anonymous source tells about the moment in her life when everything changed. This episode includes descriptions of domestic violence. Please listen with care.  Credits and special thanks: Thank you to Coleman Jensen for hosting this episode. The music from today’s episode is from Universal Music Production and sound effects were from the BBC and Exewin of open game.org.

During the introduction of the podcast, Ellie Shannon refers to a common movie trope where the main character wakes up for a late night drive to clear their mind. The narrator shares their experience with waking up late at night & going on an adventure with their roommate one evening. The sudden journey to the sunset shows the narrator’s urge to get out and view some beauty in the world. Listen to the story to walk through the adventure with the narrator and learn about their sneak peak of the haven that is to come in this COVID pandemic.   Writing & Producing: Ellie Shannon Mastering: Alizayna R. Walton

Broken Heart is about how love can lead to pain. Credit: Writer: Chris Spreng producer: Chris Spreng Music: exthious, JMendezMusic, The Living Tombstone, BGM, exthious (All YouTube)

Lane Newland describes how the pandemic made her realize how unhappy her phone was making her, and how cutting back helped her through global lockdown.   Credits Writing and Producing: Lane Newland Mastering: Jessie Shepard

On a beautiful August weekend, Sam Piccolotti, an endurance athlete based in Colorado attempted the first Ultra-man above an altitude of 9,000 feet. Two college students including myself were tasked with documenting it, but they experienced some much-needed hardships before Sam started his journey. Listen to find out more.  Credits:   Writing and producing: Ian Schutt  Mastering: Ian Schutt

When a Halloween get-together drinking party goes wrong.   Credits: Writing and Producing: Cinthia Aguilar  Mastering: Maria Salazar

Elias Gbadamosi reminisces on how the COVID-19 pandemic threw a wrench in his plans to attend an academic conference in Athens and get published. Credits:  Writing and Producing: Elias Gbadamosi Mastering: Noah Pasley

Follow Olivia Palizzi through a series of unfortunate events as she tries to answer the question “Why am I so itchy?” Writing and Producing: Olivia Palizzi Mastering: Olivia Palizzi

This story follows that of a college football player at Colorado State University and how he feels when given the news about how severe Covid-19 was when it first came about and what it will do to his upcoming season.   Credits Writing and producing: Ty McCullouch  Mastering: Ty McCullouch

Podcaster Paul Dotts discusses how fear of missing out and peer pressure pushed him to go to a Halloween party in 2020. Knowing that the risk of contracting COVID-19 was high, Dotts attended the party, and he also paid the consequences. From having to cover all his food in hot sauce to try and get his taste back, to quarantining to not risk infecting his roommates, he started to wonder: Was the party really worth it?   Credits Writing and Producing: Student Creator Paul Dotts Mastering: Katrina Leibee

The tedium of quarantine was nearly inescapable. Fortunately, Ellison Hubbard and his two roommates took advantage of the slower pace of life with a simple activity that offered some distance between them and the pandemic: long walks. These walks offered a chance to get to know each other better than ever before and tune into subtle things like Colorado’s beautiful scenery and time with his dog. Tune in to hear just how long Hubbard and his friends could walk for.    Writing and Producing: Ellison Hubbard Mastering: Lindsay Johnson

Sonni Hendrickson takes on questionable travel choices, self-reflection, and her own form of PPE during the pandemic: people-pleasing etiquette.   Writing and Producing: Sonni Hendrickson Mastering: Zeya Highley

The story of Kyle Arguello’s trip to a Post Malone concert right at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the unique way he learned about its severity, and the mindset shift it caused. Writing and Producing: Kyle Arguello Mastering: Evan Grubb

This podcast is all about Kenneth Frederick’s experience and feelings when traveling to DC during the summer of 2021, at the height of Covid.   Credits: Writing and Producing: Kenneth Frederick Mastering: Kenneth Frederick

As if the pandemic wasn't challenging enough on its own, an unexpected loss in the beginning of 2021 made the experience even more harrowing. Credits: Writing and Producing: Alex Brito-AmadorMastering: Mika Earley

After being bored out of my mine in quarantine, I decide to learn a new skill. Little did I know it would be my new favorite hobby. Writing and Producing: Eliza Drotar Mastering: Eliza Drotar