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In a world of carbon emissions and greenhouse gases, Nimbus Mayweather made it his mission to bring craft bottled air to the world. He spent years wandering for the freshest, purest air on the planet. At the base of the Grand Tetons, Nimbus finally found what he had been looking for. It was in that moment that Wyoming Air Co. was born.

https://wyomingairco.com/pages/about-us

Nina McConigley is the author of the short story collection Cowboys and East Indians, winner of the 2014 PEN Open Book Award High Plains Book Award. She was born in Singapore and moved to Casper, Wyoming when she was only 10 months old. We talked about how to write a strong short story, what it was like to stand out in Wyoming, how Wyoming became a character in her work, and her upcoming novel.

Every year, the Bison that leave Yellowstone at it’s Northern boundary in Montana are kept off public grazing land through hunting and slaughter. Buffalo Field Campaign has monitored bison movements and treatment around Yellowstone since 1996 in hopes of putting an end to it. Stephanie Seay from BFC talked with us about why they believe this shouldn't be happening, what Bison mean to Native Americans, and why it's really all about grass.

Wyoming Game and Fish Department can best combat deadly chronic wasting disease by reducing artificial feeding of elk in winter, the agency’s wildlife veterinarian said last week. We talked to Wyofile reporter Angus Theurmer about his article on the topic.

Catch our interviews with Wyofile every Tuesday at noon to stay up to date on Wyoming news.

Amy Hatch is the founder, CEO, and magazine editor at Garage Grown Gear. About five years ago she got deeply involved in the sport of pack rafting, in awe of the lightweight, inflatable boats. She started looking at outdoor gear in a new way. Now she's on a mission: to become the expert on outdoor gear startups ... and share that beta through GarageGrownGear.com.

Every Tuesday and Thursday, Teton Pass Ambassador Jay Pistono joins us with an update from the top of Teton Pass. Today, we got the insider scoop on the somewhat tricky Spring conditions. Catch it on-air at 10:30am.

We spoke with Hailey Morton Levinson this morning to discuss what is happening at the Town Council.

Longtime valley resident and ski instructor Rich Lee joined us to talk about what it was like when the Jackson Hole Ski School first started, his favorite memories working for his friend Pepi Stiegler, and why nobody would hire an instructor from the flatlands of Minnesota. Pepi Stiegler is an Olympic gold, silver, and bronze medalist in ski racing and started the Ski School here in Jackson.

There is a benefit called "I Ski with Pepi" to help Pepi Stiegler and his family cover the costs of medical care since he suffered an injury last Fall. That's on Friday, March 25th at 7:30pm at the Mangy Moose.

We talked with Jon Mobeck, the Executive Director of Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation, about their Nature Mapping Celebration this evening. We found out what nature mapping is, why wolverines and lynx are so rare, and why Jackson is so special in terms of conservation.

Nature Mapping Community Celebration: The Quest for Wolverines and Lynx with Jason Wilmot. Raffle and potluck begins at 6pm and presentation is at 7pm.

Every Tuesday and Thursday, Teton Pass Ambassador Jay Pistono joins us with an update from the top of Teton Pass. Catch it on-air at 10:30am.