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This week's episode of Leading the Pack features Terry Montoya from the class of 2007. He talks about his journey to CSU Pueblo to play baseball and that led to him becoming a well-known local muralist. 

On this week's episode of Mostly Tech, Brandon talks about E3 and it's new virtual look for 2021, as well as the staff change that could take Apple over the top with augmented and virtual reality. 

Public Information Officer for the Southeast Region Bill Vogrin talked about the $1 rate increase for state parks due to increased usage during the pandemic, park safety, regulations and maintenance, how to stay safe during the winter in Colorado and plans for the new Fisher's Peak State Park located in Trinidad.

Get to know Pueblo Bulls left-winger #18 Brigham Neuhold and right-winger #62 Benny St-Onge. They talk about how their journeys led them to play in Pueblo, some pre-game rituals and who inspires them as players.

Dr. Chris Urbina serves as the Chief Medical Officer for the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment. In this episode of T-Wolf Talk, Dr. Urbina answers some common questions surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine and the plans to rollout the vaccine Pueblo residents.  

This week's edition of T-Wolf Talk features Dan Hardee from the Class of 2005. He talks about his experience in the mass communications program at CSU Pueblo, his time working on air at REV 89 and how he became the music director and weekday host for 99.5 The Mountain in Denver. 

In this episode, host Michelle Wells sits down with Pueblo Bulls forwards Milan Breczko from the Czech Republic and Mikey Power from London. They talk about the path they took from playing hockey in their home countries to coming to Pueblo to play with the Bulls and what they do in their down time. 

Pueblo Mentoring Collaborative Coordinator Tanya Simental talked about celebrating national mentoring month for January. She highlighted mentoring programs and opportunities available for mentors and mentees in Pueblo and stressed the need for mentors in Pueblo and what a difference having one can make in a person's life. 

Nancy Keller, Director of Wastewater, talks about the COVID-19 alert system designed to serve as an early warning to advise residents to get tested for the virus when the Wastewater Department reports extreme levels of COVID-19 in the wastewater.