Coconut Telegraph

Coconut Telegraph

Author: Larry and Sean Language: English Episodes: 34
You’re invited to pull up a chair at a table where the conversation flows as easily as the drinks. Coconut Telegraph is the sound of two longtime friends, Larry and Sean, catching up and digging into the things that shape a community from the ground up. Each episode feels like joining them at a local brewery or a favorite neighborhood spot, where talk naturally drifts between the craft in your glass and the stories behind the small businesses that give a town its character. They bring a thoughtful, often humorous perspective from their own backgrounds in education, applying that same curiosity to understanding how local enterprises start, survive, and thrive. Tuning into this podcast means hearing genuine discussions that aren’t afraid to wander from the nuances of a perfect pint to the real-world lessons learned by shop owners and entrepreneurs. It’s a celebration of local flavor, lifelong learning, and the simple pleasure of a good talk between friends. Larry and Sean have built a warm, engaging space where listeners feel like regulars, always welcome to listen in on conversations that are both comfortably familiar and unexpectedly insightful.
Episodes
Coconut Telegraph Episode 4 [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 27:26
Got a chance to talk to some of the great people we work with. We are very lucky to work with such great people.
Coconut Telegraph Episode 3 [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 29:55
Well, we are learning. We had a tech glitch on the first part of our interview with Jake, and cellular issues with Reggie Slater. We had fun! The Blanka Tatanka is a great place! Thanks to Jake Ivanoff, The Blanka Tatank…
Coconut Telegraph Episode 2 [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 38:42
Today we talk to Mr. John Corbin, Wyoming Teacher of the Year. Poke sports and magic wands.
Coconut Telegraph Episode 1 [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 34:19
Recorded at Cody Craft Brewing. Interviews with Brian Walker (owner, Joalyne Steinhausen (educator), and Kendra Morris (business owner).