The title of one of ISU-9's newest shows came to its creator while he was looking out the window. The producers then edit the footage into the final 30-minute package. It's those kind of things that will keep 'Hello Squirrel' interesting. Matasovic said although the show is geared toward entertainment, they have been able to address social issues as well. Irwin said a recent guest talked about eating disorders.
People see a lot of it but never really talk about it openly.
Matasovic said another popular part of the show has been the professional makeovers. Matasovic did a makeup lesson on the show, and she said a recent guest showcased spring hairstyles. Since ISU-9 will be in the process of moving to a new studio over the summer, Matasovic said many of the pieces for the summer show will be scenes from around Ames. Irwin and Matasovic said they plan to highlight areas around the city that college students typically do not know much about. Both co-producers will be returning in the fall and said they hope to step up publicity to get word out about their show.