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WyoTech

WyoTech

For more than 50 years, WyoTech has been training and developing qualified entry-level technicians for careers into transportation related industries. All transportation and skilled trade industries are in challenging times to maintain the needed pipeline of entry level technicians. We are dedicated to expanding all efforts that connect today and tomorrow's youth to the amazing opportunities and careers available in the trades. We offer our core classes of Automotive, Collision / Refinishing, Diesel, and Welding as well as 6 specialty programs including High-Performance Power Trains, Chassis Fabrication, Street Rod, Trim and Upholstery, Advanced Diesel, and Applied Service Management. We change lives with every student. The Technician job market that has never been stronger.www.wyotech.edu

Search complete. 12 mentions across 8 episodes found for "WyoTech".

Oct 13, 2026

Elliot SlackHOST
26:32
It was accelerated.
Elliot SlackHOST
26:33
It was at WyoTech.
Joel DavisGUEST
26:34
Yeah.
Elliot SlackHOST
26:34
Shout out to WyoTech, baby.
Joel DavisGUEST
26:35
Shout out to WyoTech.
Elliot SlackHOST
26:36
Hell yeah.
Joel DavisGUEST
26:37
My shout out's to NDSC-
Bryan FullerGUEST
7:07
And so, you know, I was just kind of like a, you know, small town kid for a long time, and I got out of, uh...
Bryan FullerGUEST
7:15
Ended up going to college and was gonna be a chiropractor and got out of school with a pre-med degree and was like, "What the hell am I doing, man? I just..." And so anyway, went to WyoTech and got a job out in California and just kind of been blowing and going since, you know.
Mal MaherHOST
7:31
Yeah.
Mal MaherHOST
7:31
We've been knee-deep with the WyoTech guys, and it's funny what you just said about BMX, 'cause I have a question asking if, kind of assuming you were a BMX kid, and I, God as my witness, know that you were.
Mal MaherHOST
7:44
Um, in a way I was, I just wasn't real good at it.
Mal MaherHOST
7:47
Tricks-wise, I was useless.

38 MINS LATER

Bryan FullerGUEST
45:58
Uh, I was, like, 25, I guess.
Mal MaherHOST
46:00
All right.
Aaron AppelhansGUEST
54:25
We've got University of Wyoming here.
Aaron AppelhansGUEST
54:27
We've got WyoTech here as well, and so we've got a lot of students coming in for a lot of different reasons, different times during the year, but then you get out of the city and you get out to the county.
Aaron AppelhansGUEST
54:37
We've got a lot of other small towns and a lot of other kind of recreation sites, but the county is huge, and like I said, the Different places that you go, we got a lot of different places, a lot of different people, a lot of different terrain that we have to navigate.
Aaron AppelhansGUEST
54:52
So it's really important that we have people on our staff that can make that change because we don't get to pick and choose the calls that come in and that we go to.
Dave KinskeyGUEST
75:12
There's not enough equipment.
Dave KinskeyGUEST
75:14
and then you mentioned the trade schools i think these private enterprise companies have to be a part of it look at wiotech wow i mean they just expand and then expand and then expand again and that company was teetering on the edge they needed a five million dollar loan guarantee this is economic development the legislature voted to back a five million dollar loan for them take a chance a lot of support from the legislators from laramie And then WyoTech went on from there and did not even need that loan.
Dave KinskeyGUEST
75:47
But the backing gave them what they needed to pull that company out.
Dave KinskeyGUEST
75:50
And now it has expanded and expanded again.
ChuckHOST
39:41
Mm-hmm.
Pete TurgenGUEST
39:42
So I had a friend going to WyoTech up in Laramie.
Pete TurgenGUEST
39:45
Uh, it's like five hours from Denver.
Pete TurgenGUEST
39:47
It's like two hours from, uh, Steamboat.
Jay GoninenHOST
35:30
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Jay GoninenHOST
35:32
We've got a pretty nice WyoTech connection here.
Jay GoninenHOST
35:35
All right.
Jay GoninenHOST
35:35
Well, you've seen a lot over the course of your career.
Chris HolcombGUEST
10:03
I dropped out of high school my senior year, and I decided I was going to be a mechanic.
Chris HolcombGUEST
10:09
So I went to a trade school in Wyoming called WyoTech.
Chris HolcombGUEST
10:14
Is that in Cheyenne? I went to Cheyenne a few times in Laramie.
Chris HolcombGUEST
10:17
Oh,
Andrew McLaneHOST
14:06
I was
Jimmy D Big TimeGUEST
14:06
recruited for a university that was a tech school called Wyo Tech.
Jimmy D Big TimeGUEST
14:12
And one of our campuses was in Blairsville, Pennsylvania, a very Quaker area, a lot of Amish around there.
Jimmy D Big TimeGUEST
14:20
And so I noticed when I flew in, I forget the little city we flew into.

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