Big Sky, Small World

In this episode, Gavin Vandenacre debuts "The Pack Out" by interviewing internet sensation and cowboy influencer Trinity Vandenacre (who also happens to be his father)! Together, they discuss Trinity's roots as a Montana cowboy and how he rose to stardom. Our theme music is by Alex Coulter, a Carroll Alum and admissions team legend. Big Sky Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center.

This episode features leadership interviews by students in Carroll College's Organizational Communication class, as part of our limited series on leadership. Stella Claridge interviews Jeff Claridge; Sophie Bliss interviews Jeff Loughton; and Henry Stabolepsky interviews Keith Smith. Our theme music is performed by Alex Coulter, former student and current Admissions legend at Carroll College. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center.

In this episode, Annika McCulloch interviews Kim McCulloch, and Rachael Yanchura interviews Renee Espinoza! This is the second episode in our series in which students in Alan Hansen's Organizational Communication class conduct interviews with bona fide leaders about leadership!

In this episode, Carroll students Gannon Roeper and Erin Wassmuth sit down with leaders in their respective worlds to chat about leadership! Our theme music is written and performed by the talented Alex Coulter, who is not only a Carroll College alum but also works with Admissions. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center. The episode image was produced with Ideogram.

In this episode, Carroll theatre major Kadee Melton sits down with Beth Demmons, a counselor in the Carroll College Wellness Center. Kaydee and Beth chat about the role of theatre in helping children build empathy. Our theme music is written and performed by the talented Alex Coulter, who not only is a Carroll College alum but also works with Admissions. Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center. The episode image was produced with Ideogram.

In this episode, Alan, Alannah, Evelyn, and Tess sit down with Mauricio Lopez Oropeza, co-founder and current lay Vice President of the Ecclesial Conference of the Amazon (CEAMA). This interview took place in late April, when Sr. Lopez Oropeza visited Carroll College as the keynote speaker for the Student Research Festival (SRF)! Our theme music is written and performed by Carroll alum and current Admissions legend Alex Coulter! Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center.

In this episode, Carroll students Stella, Brooklyn, Kate, and Sarah sit down with attendees of the Northwest Communication Association conference in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho! Our theme music is written and performed by Carroll College alum and current Admissions legend Alex Coulter! Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center.

This episode features Kelly Cresswell, executive director of Reach Higher Montana, Janet Riis, director of Financial Aid at Carroll College, and Carol Will, associate director of Financial Aid at Carroll! Kelly, Janet, and Carol discuss changes in financial aid that impact students and their families. If you are a prospective or current student or family member, don't miss this discussion!

Our theme music is written and performed by Carroll alum and Admissions guru Alex Coulter! Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center!

In this episode, "Be the Man" host Tanner sits down with Annie and Sophie to discuss track & field, summer jobs, careers, dating, marriage, and more! Our theme music is written and performed by Carroll alum and current Admissions legend Alex Coulter! Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the

This episode is our last chance (for now!) to listen to Top 5 Talk, as Skylar hosts AP, Ava, and Elsie for a chat about their Top 5 fast foods! Our theme music is written and performed by Carroll alum and current Admissions legend Alex Coulter! Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center.