Megan Feighery
Producer & Wyoming Sounds HostEmail: mfeigher@uwyo.edu
Megan Feighery is a Southern California native with both a B.A. in English Literature and an M.A. in American Studies from Cal State Fullerton. She has backpacked solo all over the world and taught English abroad for five years in both the Republic of Georgia and Japan.
You’ll most likely find her searching for the best hot chocolate in town while reading a mystery novel, cooing over every cat she sees, or hiking/kayaking. Megan is excited to be in Laramie this summer working on the HumaNature podcast.
In the fall of 2019, Megan was promoted to a part-time paid position.
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Listen to the full show here.Wyoming Towns Prepare For Sturgis Motorcycle Rally VisitorsDespite the pandemic…the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is underway. For… -
Originally from California, author Leslie Patten fell in love with Wyoming almost fifteen years ago and eventually made it her permanent home. The… -
Ken Keffer grew up exploring the outdoors around his childhood home in Buffalo. The Wyomingite eventually turned his passion for nature into a career as… -
Downtown Cheyenne will host the fifth annual Paint Slingers street festival on July 18 and 19. Attendees are invited to celebrate urban art culture and… -
Listen to the full story now. County Cuts To Gillette Reproductive Health Clinic Could Cost Patients Access to affordable health care is always an issue,… -
Last year was the launch of the Wyoming Art Drop, a curated box of six unique pieces from local artists that can be shipped nationwide. Wyoming Public… -
Two documentaries from Caldera Productions, a film company out of Lander, are up for three regional Emmy Awards this year. The Heartland Chapter of the… -
Listen to the full show here. At Small Town Protests, Young Wyomingites See Signs Of Change The nationwide wave of protests that has followed the killings… -
Ana Castro was born in Mexico City and crossed the border with her mother as a child using a coyote- a person who smuggles immigrants across the U.S.… -
Wyoming's unemployment rate more than doubled in a just month, increasing from 3.8 percent in March to 9.2 percent in April. The largest job losses were…
