Spunknet was founded by Robert Wickenhagen, an aspiring filmmaker with a passion for communication to the world under the works of data, audio, and visual communication.  Spunknet started as a home computer network and from then grew into a multi-service organization.  With the help of his friends and family, Robert has achieved many challenging projects.  One including a feature length documentary titled "Back Into the Fire; Mt. St. Helens: A Documentary."  Till this day, Robert thrives to do the best that he can to insure the satisfaction of his customers, audiences, co-workers, friends and family.

How did Spunknet really become... Spunknet?
During the cold winter month of January 2005, three college students in a film making class decided to make a documentary on Mt. St. Helens.  Thinking that the project would be 20 minutes in length, the students (Dave, Nina and Rob) pursued the exciting venture.  All of a sudden, the students started getting support from the United States Geological Survey, N.A.S.A. and the Geosphere Project.  So what was thought to be 20 minutes long ended up being 47 minutes in length!  The documentary titled Back Into the Fire; Mt. St. Helens: A Documentary was premiered in the Spokane Community College auditorium on March 18, 2005.  The students got nothing but positive reviews.  Mainly that the documentary was far better than most student projects.  From this positive outcry, Spunknet was born to the public and now more projects are being created under the proud name of Spunknet Productions.  By the way, the students got a 4.0 grade point average in the class.