WyomingPBS Podcasts

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon provides COVID vaccine information, discusses his COVID policies, and looks to the year ahead. Mrs. Gordon updates her work with the Wyoming Hunger Initiative. Both discuss their recent experience recovering from COVID-19.

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon discusses his supplemental budget, budget cuts, need for new revenues, COVID-19, and Vice President Biden in this one-on-one interview.

307 Meat Company in Laramie opened in March and works to provide ranchers an opportunity to sell more of their meat to consumers directly and Central Wyoming College's meat science program shares that vision and hopes to train the next generation of locally-focused butchers and entrepreneurs.

When Lander's adventure runner Gabe Joyes had his summer racing season interrupted by the pandemic, he chose a different route. He ran the 100-mile Wind River High Route - with two 13,000-foot summits - faster than anyone else has ever clocked in less than two days.

Wyoming Chronicle sits down with Wyoming author C. J. Box for a fireside chat during the Laramie County Public Library's Book Lovers Bash. Box is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of twenty-seven novels including the Joe Pickett series. His novel "The Highway" premieres as the series "Big Sky" on ABC this fall.

Wyoming Secretary of State Edward Buchanan discusses voting issues in Wyoming prior to the 2020 election. Topics include COVID-19, the safety of elections, mail vs. absentee voting, registering to vote in Wyoming, and more.

Edward Seidel, formally the vice president for economic development and innovation for the University of Illinois System, has started his tenure as the University of Wyoming's 28th President. He faces enormous challenges with severe budget shortfalls and with the impact of COVID-19 on the University.

The Wyoming State Archives collects, manages, and preserves Wyoming state public records - including the crazy, weird, and surprising stories that live in Wyoming’s history. We hear stories on a late 1800's plastic surgeon from Rawlins, the creator of a device to raise sunken ships, trail rides from Cheyenne to Deadwood with big money in the carriage, and more.

With new facilities, the Wyoming State Hospital celebrates a new vision of care and will provide acute (short-term, intensive) care for Title 25 commitments; acute, intermediate, and long-term care for people under Title 7; and acute care for the geriatric-psychiatric population.

At Queen Bee Gardens in Lovell, Wyoming, their honey is made by bees they call "Little Johnnies" and that honey is used to make honey-sweetened chocolate candy that is sold across the country.