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Title: Locavores
Runtime: 27:36
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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.

But this virtuous logic is met with contention in the area of consumer safety. Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager talks with House Representative Sue Wallis, Director of Consumer Safety Dean Finkenbinder, and Direct to Consumer Producer Mike Ridenour for a look at issues affecting profitable growth in this area of agriculture.

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Title: End of Track
Runtime: 1:00:45
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: End of Track is the story of the Transcontinental Railroad’s construction march across southern Wyoming and the growing pains of a state in its infancy. It’s a story of incredible engineering achievements and boisterous “Hell on Wheels” towns. A story of greed and corruption, murder and mayhem; of a clash of cultures and Native American retaliation. But it’s also a story of hope and ambition, determination and unimagined success.

Rock Springs - End of Track Panel Discussion

Title: Rock Springs - End of Track Panel Discussion
Runtime: 59:53
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: End of Track is the story of the Transcontinental Railroad's construction march across southern Wyoming and the growing pains of a state in its infancy. It's a story of incredible engineering achievements and boisterous "Hell on Wheels" towns. A tale of greed and corruption, murder and mayhem. An account of a clash of cultures and Native American retaliation. But it's also a story of hope and ambition, determination and unimagined success.

Evanston - End of Track Panel Discussion

Title: Evanston - End of Track Panel Discussion
Runtime: 48:45
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Transcontinental Railroad

Title: Laramie - End of Track Panel Discussion
Runtime: 55:52
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: End of Track is the story of the Transcontinental Railroad's construction march across southern Wyoming and the growing pains of a state in its infancy. It's a story of incredible engineering achievements and boisterous "Hell on Wheels" towns. A tale of greed and corruption, murder and mayhem. An account of a clash of cultures and Native American retaliation. But it's also a story of hope and ambition, determination and unimagined success.

Premiere date: March 10, 2013 on Wyoming PBS.

Cheyenne - End Of Track Panel Discussion

Title: Cheyenne - End Of Track Panel Discussion
Runtime: 57:58
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: End of Track is the story of the Transcontinental Railroad's construction march across southern Wyoming and the growing pains of a state in its infancy. It's a story of incredible engineering achievements and boisterous "Hell on Wheels" towns. A tale of greed and corruption, murder and mayhem. An account of a clash of cultures and Native American retaliation. But it's also a story of hope and ambition, determination and unimagined success.

Premiere date: March 10, 2013 on Wyoming PBS.

Title: A Look Back at the Wyoming Legislature
Runtime: 26:56
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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 governor. Add to that a number of hot button hearings that required extra security, highly aroused citizen activists who lingered for days, and you've got something to talk about. Host Richard Ager is joined by Darrell Ehrilck, Editor of the Casper Star-Tribune; Reed Eckhardt, Executive Editor of the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle; and Greg Nickerson, Capitol reporter for Wyofile.

Title: Zach Even - Love and Perspective
Runtime: 2:48
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Wyoming Artist Zach Even talks about his love for art and why he paints.

Title: Zach Even - My Process
Runtime: 1:50
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Wyoming artist Zach Even talks about starting with one reference, usually a fish that he has caught, to develop paintings like the Golden Trout to be auctioned by Wyoming PBS.

Title: Zach Even - My Art
Runtime: 1:21
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Wyoming artist Zach Even discusses his style and his painting that will be auctioned for Wyoming PBS in March, 2013

Title: Wyoming PBS - Kenny Sailors Auction
Runtime: 0:29
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: The University of Wyoming men's basketball team was the best in America in 1943, winning both the NCAA and NIT tournaments and the Pokes rode on the not-very-tall shoulders of Kenny Sailors and his revolutionary (at the time) jump shot..

Join Wyoming PBS for another locally produced documentary on Wyoming basketball great Kenny Sailors. PREMIERES March 5 at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Wyoming PBS.

Title: Wyoming PBS - Zach Even Art Auction
Runtime: 1:01
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Wyoming PBS will be taking bids LIVE Saturday evening March 9, 2013 on this beautiful original oil painting on canvas by Wyoming artist Zach Even -- Place an early bid on-line now, but also, get in on the final Live bidding when you tune in on March 9th and call 1-800-495-9788 to place that winning bid for this beautiful painting.

Wyoming's Original Main Street - Main Street, Wyoming

Title: Wyoming's Original Main Street - Main Street, Wyoming
Runtime: 26:56
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: We explore how Robert Stuart's discover of South Pass became a catalyst for America's westward expansion.

Title: Capitol Outlook - State of the State
Runtime: 58:41
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: After a broadcast of the 2013 State of the State speech, Capitol Outlook discusses Wyoming Governor Matt Mead's address to the 62nd Legislature

Unequal in the Equality State- Jimmy Simmons' Story (Web Extra)

Title: Unequal in the Equality State- Jimmy Simmons' Story (Web Extra)
Runtime: 12:01
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Wyoming Chronicle will take a look at a little-known piece of Wyoming history: The Black Cowboys of Wyoming. In this web extra, host Richard Ager continues his visit with former Cowboy Jimmy Simmons who is now President of the Casper NAACP.

Unequal in the Equality State- Jimmy Simmons' Story

Title: Unequal in the Equality State- Jimmy Simmons' Story
Runtime: 26:49
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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.

Christmas At St. Mary's - Wyoming Chronicle

Title: Christmas At St. Mary's - Wyoming Chronicle
Runtime: 56:50
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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 accompanied by symphonic orchestra. Enjoy the sound and visual splendor of Vivaldi and other seasonal spirituals performed in the acoustic environ they were intended for, the gothic cathedral. St. Mary's, with its classic stained glass, is of one of Wyoming's architectural treasures.

A Conversation with Governor Mead - Wyoming Perspectives

Title: A Conversation with Governor Mead - Wyoming Perspectives
Runtime: 57:37
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: A one-on-one conversation with Wyoming Governor Matt Mead. Originally broadcast Dec. 13, 2012 on Wyoming PBS

Title: Wyoming Prison Reforms
Runtime: 26:49
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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 interview with Lynne McAuliffe, Dean for Workforce and Community Education at Central Wyoming College and program director for the Second Wind Project, a new comprehensive program aimed at helping young adults, who have been in the juvenile justice system in Wyoming, to succeed in life and avoid entering the criminal justice system as adults.

Title: Partners In Health - Part II
Runtime: 26:50
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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 underserved 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 "Mountains beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, a Man Who Would Cure the World." Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager talks to Dr. Farmer and fellow PIH founder Ophelia Dahl about their lives and work.

Title: Partners In Health (Web Extra)
Runtime: 12:24
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: *Web Extra*

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 "Mountains beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, a Man Who Would Cure the World." Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager talks to Dr. Farmer and fellow PIH founder Ophelia Dahl about their lives and work.

Title: Partners In Health
Runtime: 26:50
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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 "Mountains beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, a Man Who Would Cure the World." Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager talks to Dr. Farmer and fellow PIH founder Ophelia Dahl about their lives and work.

Indian Culture / Indian Rodeo (Web Extra)

Title: Indian Culture / Indian Rodeo (Web Extra)
Runtime: 22:20
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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 Antone family as they compete in the Rocky Mountain Regional Finals to determine who will participate in this year's Indian National Finals in Las Vegas.
Seventeen year old Drew Antone is an up and coming rodeo star contending for a shot at the Vegas National Championship in bull riding and steer wrestling.

Title: Indian Rodeo
Runtime: 26:48
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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 Antone family as they compete in the Rocky Mountain Regional Finals to determine who will participate in this year's Indian National Finals in Las Vegas.
Seventeen year old Drew Antone is an up and coming rodeo star contending for a shot at the Vegas National Championship in bull riding and steer wrestling.

Title: Thanksgiving
Runtime: 26:48
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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.

Thanksgiving Web Extra - Wyoming Chronicle

Title: Thanksgiving Web Extra - Wyoming Chronicle
Runtime: 14:22
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: THANKSGIVING - Extended interview with Bertine Bahige, a Campbell County High School math teacher with a story about life and survival.

Wyoming Perspectives -The Future of Medicare and Social Security in Wyoming (Enzi)

Title: Wyoming Perspectives -The Future of Medicare and Social Security in Wyoming (Enzi)
Runtime: 5:02
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: U.S. Senator Mike Enzi opens the program with a message on why he thinks the Medicare and Social Security programs are important and need attention now.

Title: Welcoming Warriors - Wyoming Chronicle
Runtime: 26:45
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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 through a foundation that helps wounded warriors and their families. 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, hiking, and just being together.

Decision 2012 - Wyoming U.S. House Candidates Debate

Title: Decision 2012 - Wyoming U.S. House Candidates Debate
Runtime: 1:28:20
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: On November 1, Wyoming PBS is provided Wyoming voters with the only statewide broadcast debates among candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives. The debate was between candidates for a 2-year United States House of Representatives term, including Richard Brubaker, Daniel Clyde Cummings, Chris Henrichsen, Cynthia Lummis and Don Willis.

Decision 2012 - Wyoming U.S. Senate Candidates Debate

Title: Decision 2012 - Wyoming U.S. Senate Candidates Debate
Runtime: 55:34
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: On November 1, Wyoming PBS is provided Wyoming voters with the only statewide broadcast debates among candidates for the U.S. Senate. The debate was between candidates for a 6-year United States Senate term, including John Barrasso, Tim Chesnut and Joel Otto

Wyoming Ballot - Constitutional Amendments

Title: Wyoming Ballot - Constitutional Amendments
Runtime: 4:03
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Wyoming 2012 Ballot Questions

Title: Jeffrey Brown - Wyoming Chronicle
Runtime: 26:48
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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

Title: Hunting in Wyoming - Web Extra
Runtime: 14:14
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Hunting is vitally important to the state of Wyoming and its citizens. Wyoming Chronicle continues a panel discussion of the state of hunting in Wyoming.

Title: Hunting in Wyoming - Wyoming Chronicle
Runtime: 26:49
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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. Tune in on Oct. 26, and, after the One-Shot story, view a panel discussion of the state of hunting in Wyoming.

Missing at the One-Shot - Wyoming Chronicle Web Extra

Title: Missing at the One-Shot - Wyoming Chronicle Web Extra
Runtime: 1:10
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Why we sometimes miss, or maybe "Best Pathetic Excuse" at the Lander One-Shot Antelope hunt. Forever banished to the little kids table, Jackson's William "Bill" R. Scarlett IV tells his story.

Title: Farmers Markets - Wyoming Chronicle
Runtime: 26:50
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: "farmers markets" "direct to consumer food" "wyoming chronicle"

Title: William Ruckelshaus
Runtime: 26:49
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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. Wyoming Chronicle host Richard Ager talks with William Ruckelshaus about his life and work.

Title: Across The Great Divide
Runtime: 53:24
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: The Ruckelshaus Institute of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Wyoming, presents "Across The Great Divide", a roundtable of acclaimed natural resource leaders and collaborators originally presented on Monday, August 13, at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody.
Speakers - Alan K. Simpson, U.S. Senator (retired, 1979-1997); William D. Ruckelshaus, administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (1970-73, 1983-85); and John F. Turner, director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (1989-93). The roundtable will be moderated by Michael J. Sullivan, Governor of Wyoming (1987-95).

Title: Singing to William D. Ruckelshaus
Runtime: 1:07
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Richard Ager, host of Wyoming Chronicle on Wyoming PBS, sings to William D. Ruckelshaus who twice served as the Administrator of the EPA, as Acting Director of the FBI, and played a courageous role in the final days of the Watergate scandal

Hydraulic Fracking - Continued Discussion

Title: Hydraulic Fracking - Continued Discussion
Runtime: 56:31
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Hydraulic fracking (full Wyoming PBS studio interview) 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.

To Frack or Not To Frack - Wyoming Chronicle

Title: To Frack or Not To Frack - Wyoming Chronicle
Runtime: 26:49
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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.

Title: Wyoming Chronicle, Health Care, Part 2
Runtime: 26:50
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: In the second of a two-part series, Wyoming Chronicle stays with a health care theme as we explore how to improve access to health care in a largely 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 underserved population that has the lowest rate of mammogram screening in the country.

Wyoming Chronicle - Health Care in Wyoming

Title: Wyoming Chronicle - Health Care in Wyoming
Runtime: 26:49
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Season 4, Episode 3 - On Sept. 21st, 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 coverage should be extended to another 30,000 Wyoming residents. That debate will continue in the upcoming legislative session.

Title: Wyoming Chronicle - Drought
Runtime: 26:48
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Wyoming Chronicle reports 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.

Title: Wyoming Chronicle - Election 2012 #401
Runtime: 27:11
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: 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.

Title: Amanda Prom
Runtime: 4:07
Date posted: 14 years ago
Description: Amanda Prom from Lander, WY, tells of her Cambodian childhood and what she is doing to provide water wells for the impoverished country.

Title: Chris Jones
Runtime: 4:09
Date posted: 15 years ago
Description: Meteorologist Chris Jones will tell you that the cutting edge of accurate forecasting at the National Weather Service is about three days ahead. Central Wyoming College film instructor John Little gets together with Jones to provide you a TV weatherman forecast that's a little different from anything you've seen before.

Title: Vertical Dance
Runtime: 4:43
Date posted: 15 years ago
Description: The Theatre & Dance Department at the University of Wyoming offers one of only a few Vertical dance curriculums in the country. Margaret Wilson talks about some unique challenges vertical dance presents to the student and how it expands the movement 'vocabulary' and understanding for both dancer and choreographer.

Title: Square One Robotics
Runtime: 4:33
Date posted: 15 years ago
Description: Also featured on Wyoming Chronicle this week is the kind of business the state is fostering to diversify its primarily energy-based economy: a firm that makes robots used by the military to disarm bombs on the battlefield. Perhaps the most surprising thing about the company Square One is its location: in the tourist town of Jackson.

Title: Jalan Crossland
Runtime: 5:27
Date posted: 15 years ago
Description: Hailed as Wyoming's own 'Trailer Park Troubadour', Jalan Crossland plucks his way through one of many vivid accounts of small town, backcountry life in 'Trailer Park Fire', and shares some early recollections of the Banjo.

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