Creighton Digital Storytellers

Abby Rick and Margaret Ryan speak with Fashion Week volunteers and fashion designers about Omaha's fashion scene.

Ella Thompson and John Oberst explore the myths and mysteries surrounding Omaha's Hummel Park.

The Inside Omaha crew speaks with Kent McCrimmon of inCOMMON and Kenneth Reed-Bouley of Creighton's Schlegel Center for Service and Justice about issues surrounding gentrification and revitalization in the Omaha metro area.

Seth O'Reilly and Max Fritsch speak with Omaha-area restaurant owners and servers about how COVID restrictions affected local eateries.

Abby Rick and Margaret Ryan speak with artist and designer Nolan Treadway of Tugboat Gallery about issues of public art and how it can beautify local communities.

Ella Thompson and John Oberst talk about rumored haunted locations in Omaha and the science of ghosts with fellow Creighton student, and ghost enthusiast, Dominque Gaido.

The Inside Omaha crew speak with Kate Williams, a Creighton University sustainability major who works at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo. They talk about the experience of working at the zoo and some of its fantastic offerings.

Seth O'Reilly and Max Fritsch are joined by Creighton student Emma Kissling as they discuss local affordable food options and the variety of foods from different cultures.

Abby Rick and Margaret Ryan speak with Creighton graphic design associate professor Betni Kalk about public art initiatives.

John Oberst and Ella Thompson explore haunting legends of various ghost stories in the metro area, such as Mystery Manor or the Joslyn Castle.