Report to Wyoming

Podcast host Kolby Fedore talks with Debra Moerke about her vision for the McKenzie Home Project. The goal aims to restore the historic Washington Square Elementary School in Green River, WY, creating a transitional home for single mothers in need of a fresh start.

Nalani Bennet joins us once again to discuss an upcoming event for expecting mothers and current parents. We also talk about raising healthy, happy children and teaching responsibility. Bennett is a family and parenting specialist who works with the Mercer Family Resource Center.

The Casper council agrees to support the City of Douglas to conduct a study that would stretch the Great American Rail-Trail through parts of Natrona County, connecting Casper, Glenrock, and Douglas.

Kolby Fedore talks with Chad Hanson, a sociology professor, writer, poet and photographer. They discuss the wild horses that inhabit Wyoming.

Arianna Burback, a 21-year-old designer from Casper, talks about her approach to creating eco-conscious luxury that challenges conventional fashion and reflects Wyoming culture.

Larry, Dennis, and Jayden are all security guards with Secure Gunz in Casper. They share their experiences working in the industry and ways they strive to keep people safe at events big and small.

Report to Wyoming talks women who work with families in Natrona County. Spending even 15 minutes of quality time with children makes a huge difference. Listen to ways you can engage with your child for a healthier, happier home.

For Christy Jindrick-Toll, opening the Mental Health Hub is a dream come true. She is passionate about her work and helping others. We talk about different kinds of therapies, helping others through the holidays, and so much more.

Leslie Colburn recently published her sixth children's book, and she's already working on a seventh. When this Mom-of-two is not writing she's helping out at the family-owned Cottage Café in Casper or enjoying time in nature. Learn more in this episode.

Report to Wyoming talks with the Natrona County District Attorney, Dan Itzen, about how he became a prosecutor and what that experience has been like thus far.