Jackson's Martha Lewis helps folks finally move past their sleep issues to live a happy, healthy, and rested life. She has an international client base and is certified to help both adults and children sleep better.

Kristen Newlin grew up in Riverton. At 6-foot-5, Newlin had stellar basketball careers at Stanford, and then professionally, playing for more than a decade in Turkey where she met her husband Emre. While Kristen is back in Wyoming raising their three children, Emre is now a coach for the WNBA Chicago Sky.

Randall Luthi is the Chief Energy Adviser for Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon. In this interview, Luthi discusses both short-term and long-term energy policy in Wyoming in the midst of pressure on carbon-based fuels and the impact of new federal policies and guidelines. Coal, oil, natural gas, wind, solar, nuclear power and geothermal opportunities are discussed.

Senator Mike Enzi reflects on his nearly five decades of public service including his time in Jaycees, the Wyoming Legislature and his four terms in the United States Senate where he passed over 100 bills.

Wyoming author James Chandler’s rise to the top of Amazon’s legal thriller best-sellers chart is a surprise to the Gillette author. His first two books “Misjudged” and “One and Done” introduce us to Sam Johnstone, a troubled Army veteran who takes on a new job as an attorney in a small Wyoming town. Chandler’s books are thrilling page-turners.

A panel discussion on the history of our nation's judicial branch and present-day judicial issues. Participating in the panel from Montana is The Honorable Donald W. Molloy, United States District Court Judge; The Honorable  Susan Watters, United States District Court Judge and Bob Carlson, past president of the American Bar Association. Participating from Wyoming is The Honorable Alan B. Johnson, United States District Court Judge; The Honorable Nancy Freudenthal, United States District Court Judge and The Honorable Marilyn Kite, Wyoming Supreme Court Justice (Ret.).

Since its establishment in 1998, the Wyoming Business Council has been entrusted with helping to overcome Wyoming's most persistent and difficult challenge: developing a diverse economy. Josh Dorrell, the CEO, talks about Wyoming's economy and future.

The Rare Earth Element (REE) research program at the University of Wyoming was created to stimulate research and development in the area of rare earth element production and processing and the potential economic benefits to Wyoming. Scott Quillinan, Director of Research & Communications, University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources, discusses REE potential for Wyoming.

From Wyoming's Capitol in Cheyenne. Guest List: Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon; Senate President Dan Dockstader and House Speaker Dr. Eric Barlow; Minority Whips Sen. Senator Mike Gierau and Rep. Andi Clifford; and Rep. Chuck Gray. Topics include COVID-19, budget, interim legislative topics, future of state Republican Party, K-12 education, Medicaid expansion.

From Wyoming's Capitol in Cheyenne. Legislative Guest List: Judicial Chairs Sen. Tara Nethercott and Rep. Jared Olsen, Revenue Chairman Sen. Cale Case and Sen. Wendy Schuler, Rep. Mark Kinner, and President Dan Dockstader and House Speaker Dr. Eric Barlow. Topics: marijuana, death penalty, meat anti-trust practices, revenue needs, K-12 education, Medicaid expansion.