Ever wondered about the ebbs and flows of the Big Horn River in the heat of summer, or the historical journey of the Nez Perce Indians? Prepare to have all your curiosities quenched in this riveting episode. We'll kick things off with a look at Wyoming's weather, shifting from the radiant summer heat to the crisp fall season, and how it impacts the state's sports and the Big Horn River's flow. We also discuss a recent encounter between a grizzly bear and a local near West Yellowstone, invoking a mix of awe and fear. 

As the mystery unfolds, we switch gears to grapple with the puzzling case of the missing 27-year-old, Brianna Mitchell. The FBI's involvement only amplifies the intrigue. Later, we journey back in time to uncover the history of the Nez Pearce Indians - their initial amicable relations with Lewis and Clark, the treaties that shrunk their lands, and their ultimate displacement in 1877. We follow Chief Joseph's legendary flight to Canada, culminating in a surrender at Montana's Bear Paw Mountains. The tale of the Nez Pearce National Historical Trail, a testimony to their resilience and legacy, will leave you with a profound sense of awe.  Finally, the Murder of Allie Means from WyoHistory.org. Don't miss out on this thrilling blend of weather, sports, mystery, and history!