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Season 2 Episode 216 | 28m 57s
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.
Aired: 03/18/11
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Host Dina Mishev talks to Wyoming's only professional glassblower Laurie Thal.
UW Director of the School of Energy, Mark Northam, talks about the school's rapid growth.
Dr O'Ann Fredstrom & Dr Etta Lindenfeld talk to Dina Mishev about mental health our state.
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Host Dina Mishev talks to Renny Jackson about his 34 year career as a climbing ranger.
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