Megan Feighery

Part-Time News Reporter And Cultural Affairs Producer
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Email: 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.

The University Of Wyoming Grows Ancient Grains For Future Profits

By • Jan 13, 2020
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Senior research scientist Thomas Foulke first learned about these ancient grains in France, where he takes students for a yearly agriculture program. He was flipping through an old French cookbook when he came across a recipe that called for spelt. Unfamiliar with the word, he looked it up and found that it was a grain, one of the first ever cultivated.

November 8th, 2019

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Bureau of Land Management

Listen to the full show here.

Do E-Bikes Belong On Public Lands? Depends On Who You Ask

Award-Winning Play Examines Love And Technology In Its Wyoming Premier

By • Nov 8, 2019
Connor Novotny

An award-winning play has its Wyoming premier in Laramie. Relative Theatrics presents Madeleine George's play The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence at Laramie's Gryphon Theater through November 16.

The work won an Outer Critics Circle Award and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2013. As George told Wyoming Public Radio's Megan Feighery, the inspiration came from the most unlikely of places.