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Fall Fest BBQ Fundraiser
Fall Fest is more than barbecue, it is a fundraiser built to support kids who are dealing with abuse, court dates, and the hardest moments of their lives.
Upgraded Look Ahead
The show is moving, the studio is getting an upgrade, and what comes next is built to be bigger, better, and easier to love. If you’ve been following along since the early days, this quick update gives you the inside look at where the podcast is headed next.
Sheep Herding History
A free three-day sheep herder rendezvous, open wagons, dog trials, mutton busting, Dutch oven cooking, live music, and a living history lesson you can actually step into - Glenrock’s heritage comes alive in this conversation withRITA REDIG.
Transparency Matters
If you care how your tax dollars get spent, and why your county meetings should be easy to watch, this conversation is for you. Perry Hersberger, candidate for Converse County Commissioner, lays out a practical case for changing how local government shows up for the public.
Modernize Wyoming Elections
From election security and business filings to notaries, securities regulation, and critical state technology systems, the office touches some of the most important infrastructure keeping Wyoming running.
Build Partnerships That Work
The future of small towns like Glenrock depends on local leadership, community vision, and a willingness to think bigger about what’s possible.
Wyoming First
Discussion with Kevin Campbell, focusing on Wyoming state politics, infrastructure, energy policies, history, and local issues. The goal is educational, offering insights into local governance, economic development, and Wyoming history.
Truth Over Politics
Discover the genuine, unfiltered voice of a local leader committed to honesty, community, and meaningful change. Wyoming native Smokey Deines shares his journey from small-town roots to running for Converse County Commissioner, driven by a desire to serve his community with integrity rather than politics.
County Commissioner Race
In this episode, Jim Bolinger shares his extensive background in power generation, his experience with community involvement, and his candidacy for county commissioner. We dive into infrastructure planning, political transparency, and the importance of honest leadership in local government.KEY TOPICS:
County Voice for Everyone
Join us as Mark Horr shares his diverse background and his motivation to serve as Converse County Commissioner. Discover his approach to community involvement, county issues, and his vision for a stronger, unified county.IN THIS EPISODE:
Candidate on the Move
In this episode, Macy Moore shares her background as a rancher, business owner, and community advocate. She discusses her motivations for running for county commissioner, insights into local projects like roads, parks, and industry, and her ideas for increasing transparency and community engagement.
Transparency Over Spending
Cody Torgerson is running for Douglas County Commissioner to bring transparency, fiscal responsibility, and real change to local government.
Running for Mayor
Join us for a captivating conversation with Judy, a candidate for Mayor of Glenrock! In this episode, we dive into her journey in local politics, her vision for the community, and the importance of open communication.
Meet the Candidates
Most voters miss critical insights during election season—and often make decisions based on signs or slogans. What if the key to a smarter vote is just a chat?
Audit the State
This episode centers on Brent Bien’s case for smaller government in Wyoming, with a strong focus on liberty, tax relief, and holding the state accountable through a full budget audit. He also argues for education reform, more parental control, and stronger support for trades and technical skills over bureaucracy.
Deer Creek Days Guide
It’s a lively, schedule-heavy promo for Deer Creek Days in Glenrock, covering the full weekend lineup: Friday’s kickoff events, Saturday’s parade, games, concerts, and street dance, plus Sunday’s pancake breakfast, strongman, car/bike shows, and more.
Junior Bull Riding Event
The recording captures the excitement and preparation for the Deer Creek Days, focusing on junior bull riding events. It highlights the community's involvement, the personal stories of the bull riders, and the dedication of the organizers to make the event a success.
Infrastructure Upgrades
The conversation delves into Glenrock's infrastructure upgrades, focusing on water system innovations and community growth plans. Key highlights include efforts to modernize water systems, the strategic planning for future development, and the significance of sustainable infrastructure to support the town's evolving…
Conversations with Jade
The episode features a conversation with Jade from the Deer Creek Horse Club, discussing upcoming events for Deer Creek Days. Jade shares details about the Gymkhana events, including registration information and the various competitions planned for different age groups.
Reviving Community Spirit
The conversation revolves around the history and activities of Deer Creek Days, a community event. It highlights the origins of the event, initiated by Bonita Hunt as a bicentennial celebration, and its evolution over the years.
Campaign Journey Insights
Most candidates run for office without a clear story — but Edis Allen’s journey from Marine Corps to Wyoming legislator-in-the-making is anything but typical.
Deer Creek Days Update
Most Wyoming residents know Deer Creek Days as a beloved community tradition, but few realize the fascinating history behind Glenrock’s iconic festival and how it continues to evolve for a new generation.
Governor's Vision
Most Wyoming voters don’t realize how much the state’s future depends on leaders who understand energy, education, and economic growth. In this episode, Megan Degenfelder shares her vision for Wyoming’s future, rooted in the state’s ranching heritage, energy industry, and independent spirit.
Rebecca Bextel's Journey
Most people are unaware of how deep and financially damaging Wyoming’s low-income housing schemes really are. In this eye-opening episode, Rebecca Bextel, a fierce advocate and candidate for governor, exposes what she describes as a staggering web of fraud, corruption, and taxpayer betrayal hidden behind these…
The Future of DJ
Most power plants build their legacy with steel and concrete. The Dave Johnston Power Plant built its legacy through community, pride, and stories passed down for generations.
County Commissioner Insights
In this episode of Conversations, Sean and John sit down with Converse County Commissioner Trent Kaufman for an in-depth discussion about county government, infrastructure challenges, economic growth, and the future of Converse County.
Sustainable AI Data Centers
## Episode Recap: Prometheus Hyperscale & the Future of AI Infrastructure in Wyoming
Wrestling Journey Insights
Most high school athletes focus solely on winning Devlin and Brody reveal the secret to truly leveling up: relentless self-improvement and resilience.
Running for Commissioner
In this engaging episode, Joe Benedetta announces his candidacy for County Commissioner, emphasizing his commitment to transparency, public involvement, and government efficiency.
Vyve's Network Upgrade
In this episode, Sean and John sit down with Carl from Vive Commercial Services to talk about internet, infrastructure, and how Vyve has grown in Glenrock over the last several years.
Local Projects Update
## Episode Recap: Don Blackburn on Growth, Transparency, and the Future of Converse County
Wyoming's Voice in Congress
In this episode of Conversations, we sit down with Army veteran and U.S. House candidate David Geralt for an in-depth discussion about service, leadership, family, and the issues shaping Wyoming’s future.
Memorial Hospital
Sean and John talk with Victor Leglowick, COO of Converse County Memorial Hospital, about the realities of rural healthcare in Wyoming.
Glenrock Community Projects
Candy and Melody walk through the momentum behind the Glenrock Veterans Park project:
Navigating Tax Reforms
In this episode of Converse-ations, Sean Gowing welcomes listeners back with updates on local happenings before diving into a timely and surprisingly engaging conversation about taxes, policy changes, and practical financial advice.
The National Civics Bee
This episode focused on bringing the National Civics Bee to Glenrock and why it matters for local youth. Sean sat down with Kim from Elevate and Preston from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming to explain how students can participate and what opportunities the program creates.