Wyoming Chronicle RSS feed for KCWC programming.http://video.wyomingpbs.orgen-ushttp://video.wyomingpbs.orgTue, 21 May 2013 21:51:48 -0400Tue, 21 May 2013 21:51:48 -0400http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2364991555/Producer Stefani Smith catches up with JW and Jared Hendry, brothers and 4th generation owners of Clear Creek Cattle Company near Lysite. Executive Producer Richard Ager follows this ranch tour with a round table discussion on the succession of the ranching way of life, and the challenges ranchers face.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2364991555/04/05/2013Stefani Smith catches up with JW and Jared Hendry, Lysite, WY ranchers.nrCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyCommunityCommunityFoodFoodScience & NatureScience & NatureAnimalsAnimalsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2362035460/After more than ten years of growth, farmers markets and local market producers face the challenge of satisfying the demand of their customers. Marketing direct to the consumer is the primary means of capturing profits and is also the essence of this marketplace that touts the virtues of knowing where our food comes from.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2362035460/03/27/2013Local market producers face the challenge of satisfying the demand of their customersnrCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyFoodFoodHealthHealthFitness & NutritionFitness & NutritionEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2341611875/Wyoming Chronicle returns with a post-mortem on the just-completed Legislative session. After 36 long days and nights, you could hear the sighs of relief through the corridors of the Capitol last week. Most representatives and senators had expected a quiet session. Instead, they got a public firestorm in which an elected official lost most of her powers and launched a lawsuit against the Gov.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2341611875/03/08/2013Wyoming Chronicle returns with a post-mortem on the just-completed Legislative session.nrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsGovernmentGovernmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2327037614/Wyoming Chronicle will take a look at a little-known piece of Wyoming history: The Black Cowboys of Wyoming. We explore their lives in the Equality State through historic photos and an interview with former Cowboy Jimmy Simmons who is now President of the Casper NAACP. A panel discussion follows with Simmons and Prof. Todd Guenther of Central Wyoming College.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2327037614/01/18/2013Wyoming Chronicle looks at a little-known piece of Wyo. history: The Black Cowboys of Wyo.nrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsSocial IssuesSocial IssuesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2323810974/CHRISTMAS AT ST. MARY’S – A Wyoming Chronicle Special originally broadcast in December, 2012, “Christmas at St. Mary’s” features the Cheyenne Capital Chorale, performing Vivaldi’s Gloria with symphonic accompaniment. Staged in the spectacular St. Mary’s Cathedral of Cheyenne, Vivaldi’s powerful series of 12 arrangements for solo and choral performance. Enjoy the sound and visual splendor of Vivaldhttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2323810974/01/07/2013CHRISTMAS AT ST. MARY’S – A Wyoming Chronicle Special originally broadcast 12/21/2012.nrArts & EntertainmentArts & EntertainmentMusicMusicPerforming ArtsPerforming ArtsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2317202711/Wyoming Chronicle will take a look at two distinctive reform projects underway in the state corrections system. We begin with a visit to the Wyoming Women’s Center in Lusk where a prison nursery for pregnant inmates is being constructed. The program will conclude with an exploration of the Second Wind Project in Wyominghttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2317202711/12/17/2012Wyoming Chronicle will take a look at two distinctive reform projects underway.nrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsSocial IssuesSocial IssuesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2314390131/25 years ago, a young idealistic doctor and a few associates founded Partners in Health. Their aim was to find ways to brink greater health care to the undeserved peoples of Haiti. Today, their organization operates hospitals and clinics around the world. Dr. Paul Farmer is an international figure in public health, and has been the subject of a best-selling book.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2314390131/12/10/2012Partners In Health II, Wyoming ChroniclenrCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyPeople & ProfilesPeople & ProfilesHealthHealthHealth Care & IllnessesHealth Care & IllnessesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2312224006/Today Partners in Health operates hospitals and clinics around the world. Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager talks to Dr. Paul Farmer and fellow PIH founder Ophelia Dahl about their lives and work.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2312224006/12/03/2012Today Partners in Health operates hospitals and clinics around the world.nrHealthHealthCaregivingCaregivingEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2308479702/INDIAN CUlTURE - Present day Indian culture encompasses many things, including rodeo. For nearly 40 years now, Indian Rodeo has been a professional sport and nationwide tribal subculture. Passed from one generation to the next, Indian rodeo families cross the country participating in a sport that requires dedication and effort. In this Chronicle episode, we step into the eventing life of the Antonhttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2308479702/11/23/2012For nearly 40 years now, Indian Rodeo has been a professional sport nationwide.nrCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyRace & EthnicityRace & EthnicitySports & RecreationSports & RecreationEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2305692060/THANKSGIVING - Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks. On this holiday edition of Wyoming Chronicle, we present two stories; one that begins with a long journey in another Civil War halfway around and has ended up in a high school math classroom in Gillette. The other recounts an historic trek of faith by members of the LDS Church that is still honored today.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2305692060/11/16/2012A story of survival for Wyoming High School Teacher and a journey of faithnrCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyReligion & BeliefsReligion & BeliefsHistoryHistoryWar & ConflictWar & ConflictEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2303682944/Chance Phelps was a young Marine from Wyoming who served with distinction in Iraq and died in action in 2004. His mother, Gretchen Mack of Dubois, has worked to honor his memory. Wyoming Chronicle recently visited the Absaroka Ranch where several military veterans and their families from across the nation experienced a "Warrior Week" of activities including horseback riding, fishing, and hiking.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2303682944/11/12/2012Absaroka Ranch - several military veterans and their families experience "Warrior Week".nrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsNational SecurityNational SecurityEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2301567373/JEFFREY BROWN - Long-time Wyoming PBS host Geoff O'Gara sits down with PBS NewsHour anchor Jeffrey Brown for a lively discussion of how the news business has evolved over the years. Brown reveals why he sometimes thinks of himself "as an accidental anchor", and talks about his successful efforts to give Arts programming a more prominent place on the NewsHour.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2301567373/11/07/2012Long-time Wyoming PBS host Geoff O'Gara sits down with PBS NewsHour anchor Jeffrey Brown.nrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsMediaMediaEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2297236198/The One-Shot Antelope Hunt is a Wyoming tradition now in its 69th year. The concept is simple but the execution difficult: bring down an antelope with a single bullet, one that has been blessed by a Shoshone tribal elder. Wyoming Chronicle checks in on the One-Shot and discusses issues important to hunters in Wyoming.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2297236198/10/26/2012The One-Shot Antelope Hunt is a Wyoming tradition now in its 69th year. Hunting, WyomingnrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsSportsSportsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2295305855/After more than ten years of growth, farmers markets and local market producers face the challenge of satisfying the demand of their customers. Marketing direct to the consume is the primary means of capturing profits and is also the essence of this marketplace that touts the virtues of knowing where our food comes from. But this virtuous logic is met with contention in the area of consumer safetyhttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2295305855/10/22/2012Farmers markets and local producers face the challenge of satisfying their customers.nrHealthHealthFitness & NutritionFitness & NutritionNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsHealthHealthEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2290230859/William Ruckelshaus has led an extraordinary public life, serving twice as the Administrator of the EPA, Deputy Director of the FBI, and playing a courageous role in the final days of the Watergate scandal. In more recent years, he has joined with the University of Wyoming in establishing the Ruckelshaus Institute which is dedicated to research and innovation in environmental issues.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2290230859/10/12/2012Wyoming Chronical host Richard Ager interviews William RuckelshausnrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsEnvironmentEnvironmentGovernmentGovernmentPoliticsPoliticsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2287734220/Hydraulic fracking is a hot issue nationwide with Pavillion, Wyoming, as the poster child. Join Wyoming Chronicle for a look at life in the shadow of fracking, followed by a panel discussion on its history, perceptions and issues of responsible development as Wyoming reaffirms its commitment to this natural resource development.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2287734220/10/05/2012Hydraulic fracking is a hot issue nationwide with Pavillion, Wyoming, as the poster child.nrTechnologyTechnologyEnergy & EnvironmentEnergy & EnvironmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2285634663/In the second of a two-part series, #WyoChronicle stays with a health care theme as we explore how to improve access to health care in a rural state. We will also visit the Mammovan, a fully-equipped breast cancer-screening clinic on wheels that is travelling the state for a year. Its goal is to serve an under-served population that has the lowest rate of mammogram screening in the country.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2285634663/10/01/2012#WyoChronicle explores how to improve access to health care in a largely rural state.nrHealthHealthCaregivingCaregivingHealth Care & IllnessesHealth Care & IllnessesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2282536089/Wyoming Chronicle examines an issue that may decide who our next President is: how to provide health care for all Americans. We will present an update on the consequences of the Supreme Court decision affirming President Obama’s Affordable Care Act, and Wyoming’s response to that decision. The program will also examine the current debate over making Medicaid more affordable, and whether coveragehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2282536089/09/21/2012We will present an update on the consequences of the Affordable Care ActnrHealthHealthHealth Care & IllnessesHealth Care & IllnessesNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsHealthHealthEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2279421444/Wyoming Chronicle reorts on the drought that has devastated so much of the nation and created great hardships for many Wyoming ranchers. We visit the cattle auction in Torrington where drought-stricken ranchers are forced to sell their livestock and look at how irrigation companies around the state are coping.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2279421444/09/14/2012Wyoming Chronicle reports on the drought that has devastated much of the nation and Wyo.nrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsEnvironmentEnvironmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2276955670/The 4th season of Wyoming Chronicle begins Sept. 7th with a lookahead to the election in November. We will present highlights of the Republican and Democratic National Conventions and talk with activists from both parties about the issues that will decide the national and local races.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2276955670/09/07/2012A lookahead to the 2012 November election.nrNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsGovernmentGovernmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2241527879/Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager talks to Lee Alley about his experiences in Vietnam. Alley pulls no punches, and details how his generation who served in Vietnam was rejected even by American veterans of other wars. In commemoration of Memorial Day, they also look at recent efforts by the state of Wyoming to extend a belated welcome home to those who served but were never properly thanked.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2241527879/06/01/2012Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager talks to Lee Alley about his experiences in Vietnam.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesNational SecurityNational SecurityEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2238243023/NBC News correspondent Pete Williams visits with Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager to talk about his career from the KATI newsroom in Casper to the Pentagon and ultimately to his position in network television news.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2238243023/05/23/2012NBC News correspondent Pete Williams chronicles his journey from Casper to Washington D.C.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesGovernmentGovernmentNational SecurityNational SecurityOpinionOpinionEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2234886388/When it's time to raise a glass to Wyoming's western traditions, all too often the toast is made with a beverage from far or near - but not from Wyoming. This is the year that changes that.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2234886388/05/15/2012Wyoming Chronicle takes a look at Wyoming beer and whiskey makers.tv-gCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyPeople & ProfilesPeople & ProfilesNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2232816355/Wyoming Chronicle Producer, Margaret Benson recently met with Kim and Nina DeVore and they shared their story.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2232816355/05/09/2012Margaret Benson visits with Kim and Nina DeVore.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesGovernmentGovernmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2232816353/Women earn on average about 71 cents for every dollar a man makes. One solution is for women to seek the higher-paying jobs that are still dominated by men. That is exactly what Liz Nelson did as yard boss of an auto recycling yard. Chronicle also visits with Cathy Connolly, the author of several studies on gender wage inequality, and Kerry Anderson, owner of KMH Construction in Greybull.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2232816353/05/09/2012Wyoming, the Equality State, has the largest gender wage gap in the nation.tv-gCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyCommunityCommunityNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsGlobal AffairsGlobal AffairsOpinionOpinionSocial IssuesSocial IssuesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2232816350/In this program, Wyoming Chronicle will convene a panel of Indian youth to discuss how life on the reservation is reported and perceived. We will also see how a tribal-centered curriculum featuring traditional arts is helping anchor young lives on the Reservation with meaning, sense of purpose, and community.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2232816350/05/09/2012A panel of Indian youth discusses how life on the reservation is reported and perceived.tv-gCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyCommunityCommunityPeople & ProfilesPeople & ProfilesReligion & BeliefsReligion & BeliefsNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsOpinionOpinionSocial IssuesSocial IssuesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2232723132/Mark Jenkins, a staff writer for National Geographic magazine and the author of four books says he takes assignments that the other journalists won't. His job has taken him all over the world in search of compelling stories. Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager visits with Jenkins who speaks about the thrills but also the dangers of pursuing adventure and balancing family with his career.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2232723132/05/09/2012Mark Jenkins talks about Cambodian landmines, life in Wyoming, and climbing Mt. Everest.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesGlobal AffairsGlobal AffairsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2225180691/95 percent of all prison inmates will be released at some point. Wyoming Chronicle reports on the state's efforts to prepare those inmates for life without bars. Wyoming Chronicle goes behind the wire for a look at the state's prison system and how it prepares inmates to reenter society.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2225180691/04/22/2012Chronicle takes a close look at state prisons in Wyomingtv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsGovernmentGovernmentOpinionOpinionEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2225180686/Story Clark sat down with Wyoming Chronicle host Dina Mishev to chat about why conservation matters, what conservation means (it's not tree hugging and closing land off to human use), and why Wyoming is one of the most conservation-minded states in the country, even if Wyomingites often think conservationist is a bad word.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2225180686/04/21/2012Conservation financier Story Clark talks about why conservation is importanttv-gHistoryHistoryModernModernUnited StatesUnited StatesNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesEnvironmentEnvironmentOpinionOpinionSportsSportsScience & NatureScience & NatureEnvironmentEnvironmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2210435021/One of National Geographic's 2012 Adventurers of the Year, snowboarder and Jackson native Travis Rice sits down with Wyoming Chronicle on the eve of his Supernatural event, an invite-only contest designed to crown the world's best all-around snowboarder.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2210435021/03/15/2012Dina Mishev interviews snowboarder and Jackson, Wyoming native Travis Rice.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsOpinionOpinionSportsSportsScience & NatureScience & NatureEnvironmentEnvironmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2203437032/Ian Lee, a Lander, Wyoming native, is filing television and print reports for CNN from Cairo and other areas in the Middle East. Lee, who speaks Arabic, talks to Chronicle's Geoff O'Gara about his journey from Wyoming to Egypt. He discusses the Arab Spring, and the chances for democracy in the Arab world, and the way in which new media play a significant role in the rapidly changing Middle East.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2203437032/02/29/2012Ian Lee reports from Egypt, Libya and other hot spots, a far cry from his home in Lander.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesGlobal AffairsGlobal AffairsGovernmentGovernmentMediaMediaOpinionOpinionReligion & BeliefsReligion & BeliefsSocial IssuesSocial IssuesPoliticsPoliticsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2191652080/Ian Lee, a Lander, Wyoming native, is filing television and print reports for CNN from Cairo and other areas in the Middle East. Lee, who speaks Arabic, talks to Chronicle's Geoff O'Gara about his journey from Wyoming to Egypt. He discusses the Arab Spring, and the chances for democracy in the Arab world, and the way in which new media play a significant role in the rapidly changing Middle East.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2191652080/01/31/2012Ian Lee reports from Egypt, Libya and other hot spots, a far cry from his home in Lander.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsGlobal AffairsGlobal AffairsGovernmentGovernmentMediaMediaOpinionOpinionPoliticsPoliticsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1350073618/Chronicle host Geoff O'Gara interviews Rob Wallace, General Electric's Vice-President for Legislative Affairs about General Electric's partnership with Wyoming in the development of clean coal technologies. Also discussed are the politics of energy and the future of energy development in Wyoming and the world.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1350073618/02/04/2011Geoff O'Gara interviews Rob Wallace, General Electric's V.P. for Legislative Affairs.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesBusiness & EconomyBusiness & EconomyGovernmentGovernmentScience & TechnologyScience & TechnologyEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2187740328/Filmmaker, photographer, and author David Gonzales talks about what's going on with the state's whitebark pines... and why we should care. Two years ago Gonzales founded a citizen action group, TreeFight, with the goal of publicizing, documenting, and combating the decline of the whitebark in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, where it is estimated that 85-percent of stands are already infected.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2187740328/01/17/2012Author David Gonzales talks about what's going on with the state's whitebark pines.tv-gScience & NatureScience & NatureAnimalsAnimalsEarthEarthEnvironmentEnvironmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2185064342/UW President Tom Buchanan thinks the institution is gaining notice as a world-class institution with the addition of the NCAR super-computer, and the School of Energy Resources. He defends his decision to block an appearance of former radical Bill Ayers, and criticizes GE for backing out of a clean coal project at the university.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2185064342/01/09/2012UW President Tom Buchanan thinks the institution is gaining notice as a fine institution.tv-gMusicMusicPerforming ArtsPerforming ArtsNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesEducationEducationEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2179574434/Wyoming might be able to lead the U.S. in health care reform. That's what New York Times best-selling author TR Reid told Wyoming Chronicle. One of the country's best-known reporters, TR Reid was recently in Casper as the keynote speaker for the 2011 Wyoming Health Care Symposium hosted by Wyoming's One Health Voice. Reid took time to sit down with Chronicle host Dina Mishev to talk health care.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2179574434/01/04/2012TR Reid looks at the possibility of this country's health care reform starting in Wyomingtv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsGovernmentGovernmentHealthHealthOpinionOpinionSocial IssuesSocial IssuesPoliticsPoliticsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2179477726/Helen Potts - a spry and opinionated 100-year-old - takes a long view of history, health and the issues of the day. Discoursing on everything from the wage gap between genders to the importance of families eating dinner together, Potts exemplifies her own belief that a positive attitude is the key to a long life.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2179477726/12/24/2011Centenarian Helen Potts has her own idea about how you can live to be 100.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2177506305/Larry Shyatt came to the University of Wyoming as basketball coach in 1997... the first time. Now he's back, and already there are signs of life in the team. Shyatt left Wyoming for the one job he said could take him away: head coach at Clemson. Shyatt says his return to Wyoming will be his last job, and he pulls no punches when he talks about the state of college athletics today.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2177506305/12/16/2011UW hoops coach Larry Shyatt pulls no punches about the corruption of college athleticstv-gCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietySports & RecreationSports & RecreationNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBusiness & EconomyBusiness & EconomyEducationEducationSportsSportsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2175179564/Climatologist Derek Montague from the University of Wyoming visits with Chronicle host Geoff O'Gara about long-term trends in our climate; back to the earliest records of temperature and precipitation, and even further back to prehistoric archeological evidence of climate. And then forward, trying to predict where the trends are pointing, and what that will mean for all of us.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2175179564/12/09/2011Wyoming Chronicle treads on the slippery ice of climate change and global warming.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsScience & NatureScience & NatureWeather & Natural DisastersWeather & Natural DisastersEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2168742454/Wild turkeys, any hunter will tell you, are secretive birds. So naturalist Joe Hutto "imprinted" newborn turkeys, hoping they would bond and follow him. A short project turned into a year-long adventure for Hutto, who learned things no one knew about turkey behavior... and about himself. Hutto lives today on a small ranch in Wyoming, where he has begun a study of a resident mule deer herd.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2168742454/11/18/2011Naturalist Joe Hutto spent so much time raising wild turkeys that he "became" one.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesGlobal AffairsGlobal AffairsOpinionOpinionSocial IssuesSocial IssuesScience & NatureScience & NatureAnimalsAnimalsEnvironmentEnvironmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2167398202/Bill T. Jones, a revered choreographer and MacArthur Foundation "genius" featured in the PBS documentary "A Good Man" November 11, is also a visiting artist at the University of Wyoming, and he talks to host Geoff O'Gara on Wyoming Chronicle this week about his art and his visit to the University.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2167398202/11/14/2011Famed choreographer Bill T. Jones coaches UW dancers, and talks about his art.tv-gPerforming ArtsPerforming ArtsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2164506483/Riverton resident Marta Amundson travels the world teaching innovative machine quilting techniques. And she uses her own art quilts, which have won numerous awards nationally and internationally, to raise awareness of issues close to her heart - often wildlife and resource management - as well as to explore things that have meaning to her personally.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2164506483/11/04/2011Marta Amundson's award-winning art quilts are pretty and political.tv-gEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2161617981/Wyoming's effort to create a "business friendly" environment has allowed 'shell' corporations to set up shop in Cheyenne and launder money from questionable activities around the globe. Secretary of State Max Maxfield tells Wyoming Chronicle about his efforts to shut down the bad operators - and the threat that federal law enforcement may step in if Wyoming can't control the problem.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2161617981/10/29/2011Secretary of State Max Maxfield talks about the battle against fraudulent corporationstv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBusiness & EconomyBusiness & EconomyGovernmentGovernmentScience & TechnologyScience & TechnologyPoliticsPoliticsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2159295891/Geoff O'Gara visits with wildlife biologist Bruce Smith. Following in the footsteps of famed biologist Olaus Murie, he has worked for over 20 years on the National Wildlife Refuge outside of Jackson, Wyoming. Today, retired from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Smith is campaigning against the elk feeding practices on the Refuge where he once worked, as well as 22 elk feeding grounds in Wyoming.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2159295891/10/24/2011Biologist Bruce Smith on the disease risks posed by elk feeding groundstv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesEnvironmentEnvironmentGovernmentGovernmentOpinionOpinionSocial IssuesSocial IssuesPoliticsPoliticsScience & NatureScience & NatureAnimalsAnimalsEnvironmentEnvironmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2155281624/Broadway musicals, everyone knows, are about cats on roller skates, cowboys singing about a surrey with a fringe on top, and Julie Andrews dancing about as Mary Poppins. But Jim Olm, a music professor at Casper College, has written a musical based on the Gnostic Gospels, the ancient books left out of the Bible, and a very different portrayal of Mary Magdalene, and her relationship with Jesus.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2155281624/10/17/2011Jim Olm talks about the experience of writing, revising and staging a musical.tv-gMusicMusicPerforming ArtsPerforming ArtsNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsArts & EntertainmentArts & EntertainmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2150884946/The third season of Wyoming Chronicle debuts with an interview of Naomi Shihab Nye, an Arab-American poet, talks to Wyoming Chronicle about peaceful ways to resolve conflicts in the Middle East, with a backdrop of fierce debate in the United Nations over Palestinian statehood. In a Chronicle short feature, Sen. Malcolm Wallop, who passed away in September, is remembered.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/2150884946/10/10/2011Author Naomi Nye talks about the Arab Spring and hopes for a Palestinian state.tv-gArts & EntertainmentArts & EntertainmentBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesLiterature & WritingLiterature & WritingCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyPeople & ProfilesPeople & ProfilesReligion & BeliefsReligion & BeliefsHistoryHistoryModernModernUnited StatesUnited StatesWar & ConflictWar & ConflictWorldWorldNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesGlobal AffairsGlobal AffairsGovernmentGovernmentNational SecurityNational SecurityOpinionOpinionReligion & BeliefsReligion & BeliefsSocial IssuesSocial IssuesPoliticsPoliticsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1967256901/Renny Jackson sits down with Wyoming Chronicle host Dina Mishev to talk about some of the rescues he was involved in, what it was like to not be involved with the biggest rescue in the park's history last summer, how it felt to retire before he was ready (the NPS requires full-time law enforcement rangers to retire at age 57), and what's next.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1967256901/06/05/2011Host Dina Mishev talks to Renny Jackson about his 34 year career as a climbing ranger.tv-gEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1954682855/On the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, December 8, 2005, Father Robert Cook was named the first President of Wyoming Catholic College. Father Cook talks to Wyoming Chronicle host Geoff O'Gara about Wyoming's other four year university.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1954682855/05/28/2011Geoff O'Gara visits with Father Robert Cook about Wyoming's other four year university.tv-gHistoryHistoryUnited StatesUnited StatesWar & ConflictWar & ConflictWorldWorldNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsEducationEducationOpinionOpinionReligion & BeliefsReligion & BeliefsSocial IssuesSocial IssuesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1940251408/Artist Laurie Thal doesn't have to look far for inspiration when working in her Wilson, Wyoming studio. The window on the north wall of the rectangular, purple-doored building looks out on the Tetons. Wyoming Chronicle couldn't film in Thal's studio but she sat down with host Dina Mishev at the National Museum of Wildlife Art to talk about Thal's being the state's only professional glassblower.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1940251408/05/20/2011Host Dina Mishev talks to Wyoming's only professional glassblower Laurie Thal.tv-gArts & EntertainmentArts & EntertainmentPerforming ArtsPerforming ArtsDramaDramaEnlightenmentEnlightenmentNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1923210523/Mark Northam, the Director of the School of Energy Resources at the University of Wyoming, talks about the school's rapid growth, and its role in cutting edge research that may determine the future of Wyoming's abundant fossil fuels in a carbon-unfriendly world.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1923210523/05/14/2011UW Director of the School of Energy, Mark Northam, talks about the school's rapid growth.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesOpinionOpinionScience & TechnologyScience & TechnologyEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1912370144/Host Dina Mishev visits with Dr. O'Ann Fredstrom, a psychiatrist and president of the Wyoming Association of Psychiatric Physicians and Dr. Etta Lindenfeld, a Jackson psychiatrist who sees patients face-to-face and also via Skype, to talk about mental health in a state as rural as Wyoming, the realities of telepsychiatry, and what can be done to improve access to mental healthcare in Wyoming.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1912370144/05/06/2011Dr O'Ann Fredstrom & Dr Etta Lindenfeld talk to Dina Mishev about mental health our state.tv-gTechnologyTechnologyHealthHealthEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1897013492/Taylor Haynes is a rancher, a doctor, and an unsuccessful write-in candidate for governor of Wyoming. Haynes talks about the Tea Party movement, and his own vision of better government at the state and federal level. Also, back by popular demand! Capitol Outlook Coffee Shops- sifting through the footage, we've found a topic that too good to leave on the cutting room floor.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1897013492/04/27/2011Taylor Haynes talks about the Tea Party movement and more.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesGovernmentGovernmentOpinionOpinionSocial IssuesSocial IssuesPoliticsPoliticsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1884303003/Cody artist Harry Jackson, whose sculptures are displayed in the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and around the world, talks to Chronicle host Chris Turner about a long life shaped by battle (in World War II) and art.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1884303003/04/15/2011Host Chris Turner visits with Cody artist Harry Jackson.tv-gArts & EntertainmentArts & EntertainmentFine ArtsFine ArtsHistoryHistoryModernModernUnited StatesUnited StatesWar & ConflictWar & ConflictWorldWorldNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsArts & EntertainmentArts & EntertainmentBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesOpinionOpinionEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1873304558/Geoff O'Gara visits with Jeff Lockwood, an entomologist at the University of Wyoming who studies bugs like locusts and grasshoppers and has written several books, including "Prarie Soul" and "Locust".http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1873304558/04/08/2011Geoff OGara talks to UW entomologist Jeff Lockwoodtv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsOpinionOpinionEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1865881650/Matteo Pistono, a Wyoming native and practicing Buddhist, talks about his spiritual quest and political activism in over a decade of travel in Chinese-occupied Tibet. Pistono talks about how he smuggled evidence out of Tibet of atrocities by the Chinese government, showing it to the U.S. government, human rights organizations, and anyone who would listen. He also talks about his new book.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1865881650/04/01/2011Geoff OGara talks to Matteo Pistono about his spiritual quest, political activism in Tibettv-gCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyReligion & BeliefsReligion & BeliefsHistoryHistoryModernModernWorldWorldNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesGlobal AffairsGlobal AffairsGovernmentGovernmentOpinionOpinionReligion & BeliefsReligion & BeliefsSocial IssuesSocial IssuesPoliticsPoliticsEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1857528676/As Wyoming continues negotiations with the federal government to try to get the fast-growing wolf population off the protected Endangered Species list, we take a second look at an interview with Michael Bean. Bean talks about what the feds want from Wyoming's wolf management plan. Producer Deborah Hammons takes a first look at a new museum in Worland and the giant mammoth that guards the entrance.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1857528676/03/25/2011Geoff O'Gara talks to Michael Bean of the U.S. Department of Interior.tv-gHistoryHistoryPrehistoricPrehistoricWorldWorldNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsGovernmentGovernmentOpinionOpinionScience & NatureScience & NatureAnimalsAnimalsEnvironmentEnvironmentEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1852097153/Ray Plank spent five decades building Apache Corp. into one of the country's largest and most highly respected independent oil and gas companies. Apache began working in Wyoming in 1967. In 1981, he founded the Ucross Foundation, a visual artists, writers and musicians retreat in the northeastern part of the state. Plank talks with Dina Mishev about Ucross, and why giving back is important to him.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1852097153/03/22/2011Dina Mishev sits down with Ray Plank to talk about the Apache Corp, UCROSS & giving back.tv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesEducationEducationOpinionOpinionEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1838227765/Biotechnology in Wyoming isn't an oxymoron. The industry already employs 860 people in the state. Garrett Lindemann, a Big Horn native who returned to the town after years working in biotech around the country and world thinks it can be more if the state focuses on its strengths. Host Dina Mishev sits down with Garrett Lindemann to talk about Wyoming's biotech industry.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1838227765/03/15/2011Host Dina Mishev sits down with Garrett Lindemann to talk about Wyoming's biotech industrytv-gNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesBusiness & EconomyBusiness & EconomyOpinionOpinionScience & TechnologyScience & TechnologyEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1726115640/Host Geoff O'Gara opens the show and is followed by a performance of vocal duet Anne and Pete Sibley. Then Dr. Diane Noton, the only doctor in Saratoga for a decade, talks with Dina Mishev about life as a country doctor and what she thinks can be done to attract more medical professionals to the state.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1726115640/02/04/2011Dina Mishev visits with Country Doctor Diane Noton, with a preview of Anne & Pete Sibley.tv-gHealthHealthHealth Care & IllnessesHealth Care & IllnessesNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsEducationEducationHealthHealthEpisodehttp://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1705638265/Sheridan area artist Neltje creates stormy, colorful canvases, connecting the interior reality of passion with the external condition of form. She also connects with philanthropy, providing artists' fellowships and generous support to the University of Wyoming. She talks to Wyoming Chronicle host Geoff O'Gara, a onetime recipient of the Neltje Blanchan award.http://video.wyomingpbs.org/video/1705638265/02/04/2011Host Geoff OGara interviews Sheridan artist Neltje, & a look at the ghost town of Gebotv-gArts & EntertainmentArts & EntertainmentBiography & ProfilesBiography & ProfilesFine ArtsFine ArtsLiterature & WritingLiterature & WritingCulture & SocietyCulture & SocietyCommunityCommunityPeople & ProfilesPeople & ProfilesHistoryHistoryModernModernUnited StatesUnited StatesNews & Public AffairsNews & Public AffairsArts & EntertainmentArts & EntertainmentEducationEducationEpisode