Feb 25, 2020
On Monday, February 24, the Secretary of the Department of the Interior, David Bernhardt told Grand Teton National Park to "step down" with their helicopter gunning.
GTNP has already killed some goats, but will not release how many exactly they have lethally removed.
As the sun rises on the Tetons on Tuesday, February...
Feb 23, 2020
More than half a century ago, Idaho Fish and Game decided they wanted to hunt mountain goats so they captured some near Coeur d'Alene and released them into the Snake River Range. Fifty years later, these goats are threatening the extinction of the Teton Bighorn Sheep.
Between the recording and when you'll hear this,...
Feb 9, 2020
In this episode, we hear the perspectives of three influential leaders from three different tribes: Jason Baldes (Eastern Shoshone), Lynnette Grey Bull (Northern Arapahoe & Hunkpapa Lakota), and Len Necefer (Navajo).
Each will offer their perspective on the through-line from past to present and into the future. We will...
Feb 2, 2020
The stories of Native Americans have long been erased in tellings of the history of the United States and in histories of Jackson Hole.
In this episode, we ask: How do we and how should we understand this violent and complicated history? What is true and what is false? And where does the legal relationship between the...