I Love Wyoming Public Radio

Tara loves journalistic integrity and being presented with different perspectives, which is why she loves WPR. WPR makes Tara feel that not only is she a citizen of her community and country, but a citizen of the world. 

Sue loves a lot of things about WPR. She loves WPR's balanced news reporting as well as the music and programs like Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! 

Shane has always had a special place in his heart for Wyoming Public Media. From 2006 to 2014, Shane was WPR's Engineering Coordinator and worked to keep signals on the air through sun and Wyoming snow. Shane especially loves WPR because it connects people through news, weather, and music. 

Ron first came across NPR while on a ship in the early 90s. He was fascinated by the stories and is still hooked to this day. 

Former Representative Cynthia Lummis loves WPR because it offers an in-depth look at both local and national news. When listening, she's reminded of how great it is to live and Wyoming and how great it is to have Wyoming Public Radio. 

Paul came across WPR when traveling to Wyoming and immediately felt at home. He loves the sense of community WPR provides and feels as though WPR connects people across the state better than any other NPR station. 

Pat has loved WPR since he served as a newscaster for the station in 1968. He loves how the once small station on the University of Wyoming campus has grown into a statewide media source. 

Nina grew up listening to WPR and appreciates how the news is balanced and interesting. Nina believes the radio has a powerful way of telling stories-- a way that isn't possible through T.V. or print. 

Ken's love for WPR started back when he lived in Jackson, Wyoming in the 1980s. Ken loves programs like Fresh Air and thinks programs like these are important because they're informational and engaging. 

Kathleen has loved WPR for 30 years! She loves Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! and the all the various news programs.   

Julio loves WPR because it introduced him to the state of Wyoming. Julio especially loves The Modern West and HumaNature podcasts. 

Harrison loves WPR not only because it brings back memories from his childhood but because it's an unbiased news source. Harrison loves that he's able to form his own opinions by listening to WPR. 

Ford loves WPR because it brings back a lot of memories from his youth. He loves that WPR makes him feel well balanced and informed. 

Dr. Paul Flesher and Dr. Caroline McCraken Flesher love WPR because of how reliable it is for news. They love that WPR delivers the news in an easy to understand and factual manner. 

Darla has loved WPR since she moved to Wyoming and has watched it grow throughout the years. As long as she has service, she knows she'll be listening to Wyoming Public Radio. 

Craig loves WPR because of the stories. He loves it so much and becomes so immersed in the stories that sometimes he even forgets where he is! 

Chad loves WPR because it supports local journalism and offers the world a perspective outside of Washington D.C. and New York. He also loves that WPR covers the stories of some of Wyoming's "unique gems."

Bill loves Wyoming Public Radio because it makes him connected to the state of Wyoming. He loves how Wyoming Public Radio gives him a sense of place and makes him feel grounded. 

Bethann has loved Public Radio since she was a sophomore in college. She loves that Wyoming Public Radio has challenged her to think about issues and has allowed her to get to know Wyoming. 

Andrew loves Wyoming Public Radio because of the variety it offers. Throughout the week he listens to various programs that he finds both informational and entertaining. 

Alex loves Wyoming Public Radio because it's a valuable voice in the state of Wyoming and it provides a statewide view for the issues facing the state. 

David love Wyoming Public Radio because he can trust the stories produced by the reporters. He love that the content is entertaining, engaging and informative.  

While Janel was out of town,  TK signed them up to become members of the leadership circle. They love Wyoming Public Radio and are happy to be supporters. 

Phoenix loves Wyoming Public Radio because it produces Classical Wyoming. She loves that she can listen to music she loves, while still staying informed with news.

Mike loves Wyoming Public Radio because it is so informative. He loves that the quality of reporting in Wyoming Public Radio news stories. 

Paula love that Wyoming Public Radio provides her with well-rounded news coverage. She loves that she is able to stream Wyoming Public Radio from outside the country, and can listen to her favorite programs even with the time difference. 

Chelsea loves Wyoming Public Radio because it provides content that fits her need. She loves that it provides state and global news, jazz music and thought-provoking entertainment.