Let's Talk Wyoming
A podcast about Wyoming and everything we talk about including the weather, politics, energy & agriculture, sports & everything else effecting our state.
Episodes
145 episodes
We Track Fall Weather Then Trace A Forgotten Soldier’s Grave
Fall in Wyoming can flip overnight: one morning you’re out in a jacket at 39 degrees, the next you’re hoping the first frost holds off long enough to save the last tomatoes. We start with that on-the-ground reality in Hot Springs County, where ...
Border War Blues And Windmill Worries
Wind, heat, and red flag warnings set the scene as we talk through what early fall feels like on the ground in Wyoming, including those welcome cool mornings that let you crack the windows and keep the house comfortable. We also look ahead to t...
The Wyoming Primary Results Reveal A New Direction
Wyoming can go from blazing heat to pounding storms in a heartbeat, and that doesn’t always mean drought relief. We start with the late-August reality across the state: uneven rain, quick deluges, and the uneasy feeling that the weather is chan...
Why Pat Summitt’s Story Still Challenges Us To Show Up
Wyoming can look calm from a distance, then hit you with heat, wind, and the kind of dryness that makes everyone watch the horizon. We start with a boots-on-the-ground check of Wyoming weather as March closes out: low 70s, strong gusts, red fla...
What Happens To Wyoming When The Snow Does Not Come
March is acting like May across Wyoming, and the timing couldn’t be more worrying. We’re seeing 80-degree warmth, wind, and bone-dry conditions that turn grass and rangeland into quick-burning fuel. As fires continue in the region and red flag ...
From Sideways Snow To 80 Degrees In Wyoming
Wyoming can give you sunshine, ice, and sideways snow in the same breath and lately it feels like the wind never stops. We kick things off by breaking down the latest Wyoming weather whiplash: brutal gusts, a sudden cold snap, icy roads, and th...
Wyoming Fall, Sports, and History
A sharp wind, a packed bleacher, and a story that won’t sit quietly—that’s the arc we ride this week across Wyoming. We open on a cold, gray morning and the kind of 65 mph gusts that flip trailers and test patience from Chugwater to Casper, piv...
Where storms, stadiums, and the Johnson County War reveal how Wyoming changes—and what stays the same
When Roosevelt's Tree Army Built Wyoming
Wyoming faces growing concerns about data centers consuming excessive power and water resources while potentially turning the state into a nuclear waste repository. Fall brings cooler temperatures, hunting season preparation, and community even...
Smoke, Sports, and Japanese History: A Wyoming Perspective
The smoke hangs thick across Wyoming skies, a stark reminder of the environmental challenges we face as summer transitions to fall. From critically low reservoir levels to the persistent haze that won't dissipate until winter snows arrive, our ...