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University of Wyoming Symphony OrchestraLast year was a tough one for musicians of all sorts and that includes the University of Wyoming Symphony Orchestra. Not getting audience feedback is difficult. This year it'll be different. The in-person symphony season kicks off on October 7 at 7:30 p.m. Longtime Symphony Director and Conductor Michael Griffith joined Bob Beck to preview the season and discuss how they plan on having a safe performance. -
suzybogguss.comGrammy award-winning and platinum-selling artist Suzy Bogguss talked with Grady Kirkpatrick ahead of her show at the Lincoln Theatre in Cheyenne.
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People will soon be able to get a taste of what it's like to be a resident artist at Ucross Foundation with the new Ucross cookbook: The Ucross Cookbook: Cooking for Artists on a Wyoming Ranch. -
Aaron Davis on Wyoming Sounds recorded 9/03/21.
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Cristina Vane live on Wyoming Sounds recorded 8/17/21.
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Lovers Leap live on Wyoming Sounds recorded 8/12/21.
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Ten Cent Stranger live on Wyoming Sounds recorded 8/10/21.
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Still disturbed by Iraq, Wyoming High School Teacher Tim Ross learns about a strange ritual involving an old crime and phantom sightings of a murdered girl. That's the tease to the book The Burqa Cave written by Wyoming Author Dean Petersen who joins us now.
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Rigby Summer live on Wyoming Sounds recorded 7/27/21.
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The pandemic made us press pause on a lot of life’s special moments. Vacations. Graduation parties … and weddings. But as the country continues to reopen and more people get vaccinated, marriages and ceremonies are surging this summer … including in America’s wedding capitol… Las Vegas.
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After a year off due to COVID-19, the "Daddy of 'em All" finally gets to celebrate its 125th year as Cheyenne Frontier Days returns. General Chairman Jimmy Dean Siler and PR Chairman Mike Smith join us to discuss the two-week event which kicks off next weekend.
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Wyoming's mountains sit at the headwaters of some of the most important rivers in the American West, including the Colorado and the Missouri. Wyoming Public Radio's Melodie Edwards sat down with Journalist Anne MacKinnon to discuss her book Public Water: Lessons from Wyoming for the American West. The book tackles the fascinating history of how we came to manage all that water, and what other states could learn from us as we face greater droughts and climate change in the future.
