Parhaat Open Space Podcastit (2024)

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Creating a World Where Humanity Stands Out — Episode 153 43:28

25d ago43:28

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On today’s episode, we’re talking with someone who has been making a big impact in the larger outdoor industry for a while now. Teresa Baker, founder of In Solidarity Project, is an outdoor enthusiast focusing on community engagement, creating events that encourage people to venture outdoors responsibly, and learning about our open spaces and what …

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UW football, supporting single moms, and more 53:00

4h ago53:00

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Today on the show, a conservative student group at the University of Wyoming has become a significant presence in campus politics. Almost a third of families with single moms live in poverty in the state and one organization is helping to change that. And we learn about how a couple decides to buy a record shop in Cheyenne – despite competition fro…

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Elk feedgrounds, comic strip controversy, and more 50:41

7d ago50:41

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Today on the show, Wyoming is the only state to feed elk every year depending on snowpack. A newly finalized plan gets the ball rolling for reimagining what that might look like going forward. A federal agency wants to revoke management of lands on the Wind River Reservation. Muddy Ridge could go to the BLM, or to the Northern Arapaho and Eastern S…

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Best of 2024 so far! 53:45

14d ago53:45

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Today on the show, the newsroom is celebrating our successful fund drive with some of our favorite stories from this year so far. The FBI started a new initiative to gather more data about cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous people in Wyoming. We’ll hear from the Senate reading clerk about his job, and his voice. And Wyoming leads the n…

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Wolves, small town funding, and more 52:57

21d ago52:57

52:57

Today on the show, recent allegations of wolf abuse in the southwest part of the state have drawn attention from around the world. A massive operation by animal rescue groups has given 10 West Bank dogs a new life in Wyoming. Eastern Shoshone educator Ivan Posey has announced a run for House District 33, which includes part of the Wind River Reserv…

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Young voters, painted wind turbines, and more 53:07

28d ago53:07

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On today's show, we check in with both political parties on how they are hoping to get young voters more involved. We’ll hear from the Senate reading clerk about his job reading all of the bills in the Wyoming Legislature and his voice. We learn about a group of Black musicians that left a lasting musical influence on Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show.…

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Open Spaces Presents: The Cheyenne Roundup 53:44

1M ago53:44

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Today on the show, we hear the final recording of Wyoming Public Media’s and WyoFile’s podcast that keeps track of the Wyoming legislative session: the "Cheyenne Roundup." A special guest helped moderate the discussion - you may recognize him from previous episodes of Open Spaces.Kirjoittanut Wyoming Public Media, WyoFile Staff

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28: Transcend Human Suffering; Go In - To Get Out 36:50

1M ago36:50

36:50

Join Tiger 🐯 Live , ask questions or simply enjoy the space and allow your heart to melt. Learn more at hearbased.io/podcastKirjoittanut Tiger Singleton

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Government spending, land-grant universities, and more 53:06

1M ago53:06

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Today on the show, we follow along as a Shoshone elder teaches a younger tribal member the Shoshone language. White supremacist trolls have been interrupting the Laramie City Council with hateful, antisemitic comments. And, the University of Wyoming Symphony Orchestra traveled to Europe for the first time in 17 years. We get to go along too. Those …

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27: The Failure and Gift of Non-Duality 38:18

1M ago38:18

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Join Tiger 🐯 Live , ask questions or simply enjoy the space and allow your heart to melt. Learn more at hearbased.io/podcastKirjoittanut Tiger Singleton

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UW swimmers remembered, entrepreneurship in the state, and more 51:28

2M ago51:28

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Today on the show, the University of Wyoming mourned and remembered three UW swimmers that were killed in a car crash at the end of February. Casper is home to Wyoming’s only remaining procedural abortion clinic. Its existence is threatened by a bill passed during this year’s legislative session. Brick-and-mortar Wyoming Food Freedom stores are hel…

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Creating Space for Belonging in Juneau, Alaska — Episode 152 53:30

2M ago53:30

53:30

March is Women’s History Month, and this year’s theme celebrates women who advocate for equity, diversity and inclusion. This year we are honoring women who lead change in their field, and today’s episode does just that. There are so many women who are leaders in parks and recreation and bringing positive change to their communities, and today we’r…

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Open Spaces: Wyoming Chronicle 47:57

2M ago47:57

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This week, we reach beyond our studios and bring you interviews from Wyoming PBS' "Wyoming Chronicle." A young park ranger came to Wyoming and established the state’s chapter of Women Who Hike. And an energy efficient house designed by University of Wyoming students won second place in the annual Global Solar Decathlon. Join us for those stories.…

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26: Stepping Out of the Mind and Into the Heart 35:22

2M ago35:22

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Join Tiger 🐯 Live , ask questions or simply enjoy the space and allow your heart to melt. Learn more at hearbased.io/podcastKirjoittanut Tiger Singleton

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Open Spaces, March 1, 2024 54:13

2M ago54:13

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Today on the show, two-thirds into the Budget Session, we look at why some lawmakers and advocates are frustrated with how it started. One bill that didn’t get killed early on would ban most forms of gender-affirming care for minors. Some say the negative impacts could ripple through Wyoming’s youth. And Colorado has released its first set of wolve…

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25: From Lack to Extraordinary Abundance 32:38

2M ago32:38

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Join Tiger 🐯 Live , ask questions or simply enjoy the space and allow your heart to melt. Learn more at hearbased.io/podcastKirjoittanut Tiger Singleton

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Open Spaces, February 23, 2024 53:37

2M ago53:37

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Today on the show, a national group that casts doubt on climate science was allowed to speak at the state capitol during the legislative budget session, and leadership wasn’t impressed. The FBI has a new initiative to gather more data about cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous people in Wyoming. And, a filmmaker is taking it upon herself…

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Open Spaces: Wyoming Chronicle 47:21

3M ago47:21

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This week, we reach beyond our studios and bring you interviews from Wyoming PBS' "Wyoming Chronicle." We check in with an author who wrote a book about the history of Wyoming and its role in the American West. It partially focuses on Jim Bridger. And a Wyomingite has a unique talent. Jack Mease creates miniature versions of familiar, but much larg…

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Having Fun and Doing the Right Thing in San Antonio — Episode 151 44:51

3M ago44:51

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We know the importance of partnerships in parks and recreation, and on today’s episode of Open Space Radio, we’re diving into an exciting partnership between NRPA and Bobcat. As part of this partnership, Bobcat has extended five grants, each worth $50,000, to support five park improvement projects across the country. Today, we’re excited to learn m…

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Open Spaces, February 9, 2024 53:17

3M ago53:17

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Today on the show, WyoFile and Wyoming Public Radio political reporters preview the upcoming legislative budget session. Maybe you’ve noticed your electricity bills going up. Well, state lawmakers are trying to address that in some bills they’ve drafted. When it comes to the Colorado River, there’s not enough water to go around. But a historic piec…

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Open Spaces, February 2, 2024 57:25

3M ago57:25

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Today on the show, this spring, shed antler hunting is going to look a bit different. Wyomingites will be the only ones allowed to hunt for the first week. Members of a comedy group in Jackson find community – and laughter – in the world of improv. And Wyoming Public Radio is taking part in an initiative to improve our reporting and help people be …

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24: No Longer a Slave to Fear 28:50

3M ago28:50

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Join Tiger 🐯 Live , ask questions or simply enjoy the space and allow your heart to melt. Learn more at hearbased.io/podcastKirjoittanut Tiger Singleton

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Make an Impact by Leading with a Mentoring Mindset — Episode 150 1:08:29

3M ago1:08:29

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As you may know, January is National Mentoring Month, and all month long, NRPA has been sharing content around how mentoring through parks and recreation is helping youth develop positive connections with trusted and caring adults, which we know can support their long-term success. National Mentoring Month is an annual opportunity to spread awarene…

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Open Spaces, January 19, 2024 54:06

4M ago54:06

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Today on the show, a new federal energy forecast predicts 2024 could be a landmark year for energy transition. An Eastern Shoshone MD/PhD student is the star of a short documentary film that’s been nominated for the Sundance Film Festival. And Wyoming’s Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog race is coming up. One team traveled across an ocean to be here. Th…

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Open Spaces, January 12, 2024 55:48

4M ago55:48

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Today on the show, former New Jersey governor Chris Christie dropped out of the Republican presidential race and took a jab at Wyoming senator John Barrasso on the way. We’ll hear how Wyoming’s U.S. delegation responded. A new book takes a look at some history in our state that really hasn’t been told before. And, Gillette recently wrapped up what …

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Imposter Syndrome Is Real — Episode 149 47:12

4M ago47:12

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Season two of Open Space Radio begins today! For the next year, we will focus on conversations around the 2024 NRPA annual theme, “Where You Belong,” and we’re so excited to kick off this season with a wonderful conversation. On today’s episode, we’re joined by Gabby Vera, CPRP, the regional park superintendent for Maricopa County (Arizona) Parks a…

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Open Spaces, January 5, 2024 55:11

4M ago55:11

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Each year, Wyoming Public Radio’s newsroom produces countless stories for this show, helping to paint a picture of the state of Wyoming each week. Today our journalists look back into 2023’s Open Spaces vault of stories and choose their favorite. We get to hear why. From reporting on ticks to backcountry fishing and place-based education. Those sto…

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Open Spaces, December 22, 2023 50:40

4M ago50:40

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Today on the show, Wyoming’s only avalanche center, based in Jackson, is trying to bring together snow observations from community members in the eastern half of the state. This past year, Make-A-Wish Wyoming granted a pretty unique wish. And we’ll hear some holiday traditions from a few of our listeners. Those stories and more.…

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Open Spaces: Wyoming Chronicle 49:51

5M ago49:51

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This week we reach beyond our studios and bring you interviews from Wyoming PBS’ "Wyoming Chronicle." This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. We hear from the current director. And, Aaron Mulkey is a famous ice climber who has been pushing boundaries in the South Fork Canyon near Cody. Join us for th…

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23: Raptured by the Sacred 32:17

5M ago32:17

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Join Tiger 🐯 Live , ask questions or simply enjoy the space and allow your heart to melt. Learn more at hearbased.io/podcastKirjoittanut Tiger Singleton

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Open Spaces, December 8, 2023 53:49

5M ago53:49

53:49

Today on the show, the University of Wyoming's head football coach is retiring after 10 seasons. Craig Bohl brought consistency and toughness to the program and delivered some huge wins. We’ll have more on Craig Bohl’s legacy. Wyoming has the most people who take their own life per capita in the country. Getting help for mental health problems is n…

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