Report to Wyoming

Bob Price joins us to talk about his career in news and radio and how it has changed over the years. We also touch on Beartrap and how he manages to always look so sharp.

Tom Lubnau comes on to talk to about why he believes young people are leave and don't come back...and why that's a problem. Lubnau is lifelong Wyomingite and a practicing attorney who served as Speaker of the Wyoming House of Representatives from 2013 to 2015.

CEO of Casper Chamber of Commerce Tina Hobelheinrich and FCA's Kaycee Wiita talk about the importance of commercial air service to the economy in Natrona County.

Adrianna Wogan contacted K2 Radio to ask if she could share her story about survival and hope in the wake of sexual abuse. This is purely Wogan's story, and Steven Marler is innocent unless proven guilty.

Local historian Tom Rea comes back for another podcast episode and this time we dive into the story of a Natrona County barber, coroner, and pioneer survivor. This is a fun one if you enjoy story time as much as I do.

Hysaw is one of fourteen black football players who played for the University of Wyoming in 1969 when they were kicked off the team after asking their coach if they could engage in a peaceful protest.

Caty Reay, she’s a human trafficking survivor as well as an activist and advocate. TRIGGER WARNING: this episode does contain highly sensitive information that might be distressing to some, including references to sexual violence and abuse.

James Gallup is a firearms instructor at Wyoming Gun Company. He goes over important safety information and then we dive into his top picks for concealed carry enthusiasts and recommendations.

Jay Yu, founder of NANO Nuclear Energy Incorporated, and James Walker, a nuclear physicist, discuss the surging uranium prices and its implications for the industry. They cover the rising global demand for nuclear energy, the potential benefits of uranium mining in Wyoming, and address concerns and misconceptions about nuclear energy. They also explore innovation in the nuclear sector and express support for the future of clean energy.

Writer Janelle Molony discusses her new book: Emigrant Tales of the Platte River Raids. She details her love for the American West and it's rich menagerie of characters. Enjoy!