

Talking public lands extremism with Betsy Gaines Quammen
Mar 28, 2024
Betsy Gaines Quammen, an author specializing in extremism in the West, joins the discussion to share insights from her two books. She delves into the intersection of public lands and extremist ideologies, notably through the lens of the Bundy family's influence. The conversation includes the complex history of Native American injustices and ongoing battles over land use. Betsy also addresses the rise of extremism in small communities and the social ramifications of affluence in these regions, emphasizing the need for dialogue and resilience.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Sacred Lands and Extremism
02:35 • 15min
The Rise of Extremism: The Bundy Family Influence
17:52 • 11min
Engaging Extremism: Community Responses and Challenges
28:28 • 13min
Wealth, Gentrification, and Polarization in Montana
41:13 • 5min
The Evolving Landscape of Right-Wing Extremism
45:54 • 15min
Historic Partnership for Tribal Land Management in California
01:00:37 • 2min