Bill Dietz, Small Business Development Center

Trevor Kubeja, Voice of the Erie Otters

This week, Connor Foster interviews Trevor Kubeja, the play-by-play announcer for the Erie Otters. Trevor brings energy, insight, and passion to every game, helping fans experience the excitement of Otters hockey from the booth. A proud Gannon University graduate, Trevor got his start through the Primetime Sports Guys radio show on 90.5 WERG, where he honed his voice and storytelling skills. His career is a great example of local talent rising through dedication and love for the game and for the Erie community.

Pegene Watts, Gannon Knight

Today, Sophomore Juan Salazar interviews Professor Pegene Watts, advisor of the Gannon Knight newspaper. Professor Watts has played a key role in shaping the voice, direction, and standards of student journalism at Gannon. Under her leadership, the Gannon Knight has continued to grow as a platform for student expression, storytelling, and community impact. Juan asks about her career in journalism, the challenges of running a university publication, and what she envisions for the future of student media.

Bill Dietz, Small Business Development Center

This week, freshman Daymar Dickerson interviews business consultant, Bill Dietz. Bill joined the Small Business Development Center at Gannon in July 2020 and brings more than 39 years of experience in digital and print media marketing. A seasoned marketing professional, Bill is highly skilled in leveraging data, analytics, and market insights to develop effective growth strategies for a wide range of clients. In his role at the SBDC, Bill provides customized consulting services to Erie entrepreneurs and small businesses, supporting them through every stage: from start-up and early development to expansion and acquisition. His expertise in audience analytics and strategic planning helps business owners make informed decisions, strengthen their market presence, and achieve sustainable growth.

Scott Stano, Gannon Golf

This week, freshman Dan Moses interviews Scott Stano, Gannon University’s Director of Golf and head coach of both the men’s and women’s golf teams. Stano has been with Gannon for over a decade, leading the women’s team to an incredible six straight PSAC Championships and guiding the men’s program to its first-ever conference title. His leadership has earned him multiple honors, including being named both PSAC Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach of the Year—the first to ever win both in the same season.

Jordan Wolfe, Gannon theatre

This week, junior Donell Mason interviews the director of Gannon's theatre program, Jordan Wolfe. As an actor, Wolfe as performed all across the country, including productions like Beauty and the Beast in which he played the talking clock, Cogsworth, and a recent episode of PBS Chronicles in which he played a Confederate soldier. Wolfe is the Artistic Director of Gannon's Schuster Theatre.