V1 Office Talk

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The V1 Office Talk signal originates from deep inside the walls of the Volume One World Headquarters in downtown Eau Claire, WI. This is your official method of staying aurally connected to the staff of Volume One and whatever they want you to know. For starters, this podcast will mainly be used to HELP YOU effectively get the most out of the new VolumeOne.org.

Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2009

Interview: The Dairy Queen Flipper

Here’s some raw interview audio from Ian Jacoby’s talk with Tal Morgan. They cover Tal’s last encounter with the police department, his own Dairy Queen treat concoctions, and an open challenge to any of the Chippewa Valley’s food flippers. Bring. It. On.

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Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2008

V1 Staffers Read 3rd Grader Holiday Stories

RUN TIME: 6:47 Snuggle up to your computer for some heart-warming holiday awesomeness. We asked 3rd graders from around Eau Claire a bunch of holiday-themed questions, and now you can listen in as we read you our favorite responses – word for word. You can find many of these stories in our Holiday Handbook, or check out the online archives of all the kids’ responses: Santa’s Planner, Cookie Recipes, Dinner Plans.

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Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008

Episode 2: Trevor Goes Ghost Hunting in Chippewa Falls

RUN TIME: 6:47 We’re talkin’ ghosts on V1 Office Talk with Trevor Kupfer (our Special Projects Editor). For our 2008 Hauntings special section, he went ghost hunting with the guys of Chippewa Valley Paranormal Investigators. They checked out Eisold’s Irvine Bar in Chippewa Falls, and here’s what happened.

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Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2008

Episode 1: A 3am Tour of the New V1.org

RUN TIME 6:33. In this first (hastily produced) episode, recorded by Volume One editors Mike Paulus and Nick Meyer at 3am on the eve of the official launch of the new VolumeOne.org, Mike and Nick give you a quick run down of some of the features of the new site. This is a great way to get acquainted with the new VolumeOne.org and figure out how YOU can get the most out of it. Please excuse their comically slurred speech and dull wit – after an 18-hour workday you’d probably mumble too.

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