Innovation Springs Interview Show

A creativity, curiosity, and community feed
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Podcast Overview

Welcome to Innovation Springs, hosted and produced by Hayley Blackburn—Innovation & Design Librarian, Program Director in C3 Innovation, and affiliate faculty with the Center for Research Frontiers in Digital Humanities. This show spotlights the folks doing cool things across education, research, business, and thought leadership. Episodes are aired on the award-winning UCCS Radio Station and posted to YouTube.

Innovation Springs is a production of C3 Innovation at the UCCS Kraemer Family Library. Studio recording is provided by The Garage at EPIIC. Hayley Blackburn is an affiliate faculty member at the Digital Humanities Center. Theme music is from Simon Jomphe Lepine, Dreaming of Innovation, Storyblocks. 

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Episode Archive

Find the transcripts, links, guest bios, and where to listen for our latest interviews.

Episode 1: Ariana Pasquini, Student

"My name is Ariana Pasquini. I'm the event and marketing coordinator of EPIIC. And I am a full-time student as well as someone who is working two jobs. So EPIIC is just part of my constant chaos, but it's my favorite part. Oh, so yeah, part of a much larger portfolio."

Share Your Story

45-minute Interview Session

Share your story with C3 Innovation! We are recording the story of teaching professors, researchers, business leaders, and students with our YouTube series and UCCS Radio Program, Innovation Springs. The goal is to highlight what amazing things are happening in the classroom, around campus, and across the community.

Sign up to tell us about your experiences, projects, courses, creative works, research, or passions. We are looking for stories from the whole community: IRC, tenure/tenure-track, lecturers, program leaders, staff, and students. 

Interviews take less than an hour, and you will receive questions beforehand. We ask about your typical day, what innovation means to you, and what projects you’ve been working on lately. Recording takes place on campus unless other arrangements are requested. Interviews are edited and aired on YouTube and UCCS Radio.

Sign Up via the link or contact hblackbu@uccs.edu