Carroll College, Popular Culture

In this episode, Maclain sits down with author Henry Tan in the debut of The Train Station; and Victoria interviews Carroll eSports competitor Paxton Sheppard.

The podcast theme music is by Alex Coulter -- an original ditty written especially for BSSW!

Bishop Austin Vetter

With interviews with some of the people who make Carroll College the place it is, this podcast follows the spirit of Pope Saint John Paul II’s statement: “Carroll College is meant to be a beacon to the Church in the Northwest.” Hosted by Carroll College President John Cech, The Beacon serves as a living witness of Carroll’s mission, history, and most of all, the dedication of its students, faculty, staff, administration, alumni, and friends.

The Beacon is produced by Carroll College student Alli Olson.

The music is, "When the Saints Go Marching In - Staccato Strings," by Wave65 (and available on pond5.com, item #235055172). Authorized: Stock Media provided by Wave65 / Pond5.

Carroll College

In this episode, Mila and Maria -- our very own M&M -- talk about their respective study abroad adventures in Galway, Ireland.

The podcast theme music is by Alex Coulter -- an original ditty written especially for BSSW!

Outdoors, Sports

In this special episode, Ryan, Gavin, and Elijah sit down with Tanner Sutton, Carroll graduate and founder of Free Fly Apparel.

The podcast theme music is by Alex Coulter -- an original ditty written especially for BSSW!

Pop Culture, Theatre

Two more debut segments this week!

In this episode, Lexi Larsen and Jaydee Huschka talk Pokemon on Crib Critics! Then, Victoria sits down in The Black Box with Rachael, Zofia, and Lori, to chat about The Untitled Calamity Jane Play (showing at Carroll, Feb. 21-Mar. 2!

The podcast theme music is by Alex Coulter -- an original ditty written especially for BSSW!

Carroll College, Outdoors

Two debut segments this week!

In this episode, Patty talks trail running and adventure mountaineering with Aidan Jarvis on Backcountry Buzz. Then it's the origin story of M&M with Mila and Maria!

The podcast theme music is by Alex Coulter -- an original ditty written especially for BSSW!

On this episode: Alan sits down with Dan Case and Rachel Martin, Carroll College's instructional technology team, at the Mountain Moot conference, an annual Moodle and tech conference held on Carroll's campus. Plus some "would you rather" from attendees of the 2024 conference!

The podcast theme music is by Alex Coulter -- an original ditty written especially for BSSW!

With interviews with some of the people who make Carroll College the place it is, this podcast follows the spirit of Pope Saint John Paul II’s statement: “Carroll College is meant to be a beacon to the Church in the Northwest.” Hosted by Carroll College President John Cech, The Beacon serves as a living witness of Carroll’s mission, history, and most of all, the dedication of its students, faculty, staff, administration, alumni, and friends.

The Beacon is produced by Carroll College student Alli Olson.

The music is, "When the Saints Go Marching In - Staccato Strings," by Wave65 (and available on pond5.com, item #235055172). Authorized: Stock Media provided by Wave65 / Pond5.

Jason DeShaw, Carroll College

On this episode: Alan sits down with Jason DeShaw, Montana-born country singer and songwriter, mental health advocate, and Carroll College graduate! Jason's music-laden talk "Serenity in the Storm" has inspired Montanans young and nearly-young alike.

Songs featured (in order) are: Wagon Man, Raining on the Ocean, Hi-Line, Peace Song, and My Door Is Always Open. Songs are included with Mr. DeShaw's authorization.

The podcast theme music is by Alex Coulter -- an original ditty written especially for BSSW!

Academic Scholarship Program, Maggie Schmitz

On this episode: The podcast team sits down with planners and students involved in Carroll's first annual Academic Scholarship Program! Also, Philip interviews Carroll alumna Maggie Schmitz (class of 2016)!

The podcast theme music is by Alex Coulter -- an original ditty written especially for BSSW!