Creative Communications

In this episode of Through the Lens of Time, I explore the origins of photography in the early 1800s. I look at the earliest attempts to capture images, beginning with the Camera Obscura and leading up to the creation of the world’s first permanent photograph. I discuss the turning points and who shaped this development, including Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, Louis Daguerre, and William Henry Fox Talbot, and explain the methods, materials, and challenges involved in their work. Throughout the episode, I explain how these early experiments changed the way we remember and record our lives. This episode sets the foundation for the series as a whole by showing how the invention of the camera transformed art, communication, and our understanding of the world.

In this first episode of her Big Barn Talk series, Katelyn Bucholz discusses the domestication and many uses of pigs in human society.

In the first episode of this new series, Jordan Gonzalez Hernandez breaks down the state of soccer during the 1960s. Topics include the greatness of Pelé, the World Cup, and how different the rules were.

In the first episode of The Chain Gang podcast, Austin and Mason talk about their boom, average, and busts of the wide receiver position in fantasy football. They both give their two cents on each other's players and break down their own players.

In this episode, Brianne Doverspike and Lucy Mehrkens discuss whether Jeffrey Dahmer was a product of nature vs. nurture. We'll analyze his childhood, the crimes he committed, the physical & mental abuse he suffered, and the mental issues he dealt with. In the end, we'll come to an ultimate conclusion based on our research about whether he was a product of nature vs. nurture.

In this episode, Cody and Brian define the best dynasty in Defining Dynasties! They interview a major amount of people and find out their picks for the ultimate dynasty.

Kallie and Vivian go over all the music artists they have debated and rank them on who is more influential. Kallie also interviewed Emma Felton again from Episode 4 and got her opinion on how she would rank them.

Jack Pass and Joey Bohn clash it out on everything there is about fishing. They debate about open water vs ice fishing, talk about the best type of fish to target and the best lures and rods and reels. They talk about what they prefer about fishing and if they would recommend it to a person who hasn't went fishing before. At the very end they form a list including all the other types of hunting in previous episodes and make a list from 1-5 on what they prefer, and talk about why their list is right.

During this episode, Ashly is going to talk about the artist, his biography, early life, and what were some motivations he had to join the music industry. Sam is going to talk about his last album, ''Sad Boys 4 Life ll,'' and the lyrics of some of his songs. Then, they are going to come up with their segment question: How personal do they think this album was for the artist? Also, Sophia is going to be in this episode again; she is going to help Ashly and Sam play some music that they talked already in their past episode and then they have to guess the name of the song.

A heartfelt farewell, the Goated Yotes final podcast episode 5, is now out! THE ULTIMATE Goated Way of coyote hunting. In this episode, Dylan Thomas and Ashlyn Wagner share the overall BEST way, time, and place to coyote hunt. Both Dylan and Ashlyn share their own experiences, facts and other coyote hunters viewpoints on why the Goated Yotes way is the ULTIMATE way to hunt coyotes. Wishing the best for both Dylan and Ashlyn as they continue to successfully coyote hunt, and for their legacy to last.