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RokcastScouting for Bull MooseRebecca Levine is on today's episode of the Rokcast, hosted by Robby Denning. Rebecca is a research scientist with the Monteith Shop. She conducted the Meeteetse Moose Project in Wyoming. Dive in to this episode to learn how temperatures and wind affect bull moose differently than cows, when the peak of the moose rut occurs, and how bull moose separate by elevation PC: Billy Molls The Monteith Shop is one of the leading research organizations on mule deer and other ungulates. Based out of the University of Wyoming, their mission statement is “Advancing Science and Management, One Data Point at a T...2024-06-2041 min

Winds Of ChangeRural Wyoming Museums: Preserving Heritage & HistoryOur mission is to cultivate a rich educational space for the diverse international community served by and rooted in the American western legacy of Cheyenne Frontier Days. - Morgan Marks Just because you aren't the president of the United States or not someone important in the state doesn't mean your history isn't important. It built this state, it built this community, and it's a legacy for the rest of the people who come after us. - Karina Ike It's really helpful for us in our research and in figuring out different histories. And then it's...2024-02-2943 min

Podcast de osky1968LOVE THAT COUNTRY MUSIC 605Set List: Sarah Jane Scouten - Dragonheart Turnpike Troubadours - A Cat in the Rain The Two Tracks - Meeteetse Nathan Mongol Wells - In Years Dan Tyminski - No Song to Sing The Steeldrivers - Magdalene Jobi Riccio - Lonely Tonight Rod Picott - Television Preacher Elizabeth Moen - Nobody Wants A Lonely Heart Evan Charles - Heavy Rains Back Home Scott Southworth - Over Getting Over You Again Pamela Rooney - Tennessee Whiskey Rebecca Porter - Queen of the Local (Deluxe) Vince Gill & Paul Franklin - Your Old Love Letters Melissa Carper - Old Fashioned Gal Amanda Shires...2023-09-2956 min

The Jackson Hole ConnectionFrom Cowboy to Chocolatier: Crafting Single-Origin Chocolate in Wyoming with Tim KelloggTim Kellogg is a former rodeo competitor and wrangler turned chocolatier, living in the beautiful community of Meeteetse, Wyoming.In this episode, Tim shares the journey from growing up in his grandmother's kitchen to handcrafting gourmet chocolate at his business, Meeteetse Chocolatier. Originally created as a side hustle to earn money for a new saddle, Tim now makes high-quality chocolates without additives, preservatives, or stabilizers as a full-time business.Tim talks about sourcing beans directly from Belize, where he visits farms and meets the families, ensuring they receive a fair share of the profits. This...2023-04-2039 min

Dime LibraryCharles Belden; Or, Photographing the PitchforkTexas Jack Omohundro shaped the American West not just in the perceptions of theater-goers who watched him on stage, but through the lives of the men he took on treks throughout the West, and specifically in Wyoming. In 1878, Texas Jack headed for Rawlins with Count Otto Franc von Lichtenstein and Doctor Amandus Ferber. Both men were wealthy Germans who had earned their fortunes in America; Franc importing fruit and Ferber as one of New York City's finest medical doctors. The trio spent three weeks exploring south of Rawlins followed by six weeks in the Bighorn Basin. As they fished a...2022-06-1303 min

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Podcast & Blast with Hal HerringArcheologist Dr. Larry ToddArcheologist Dr. Larry Todd came home to Meeteetse, Wyoming, after a long career studying ancient hunting peoples all over the planet. Asked to do a quick archeological survey of some high-elevation public lands in Northwest Wyoming, he took a crew of students and headed out, convinced of lean pickings and a fast return to the comforts of home. After all, how many ancient hunters would choose to live at 11,000 feet, on barren ridges swept by winter snow and bitter wind, blistered by summer sun and relentless lightning storms? A week into the expedition, Dr. Todd and his crew found t...2021-06-091h 48

The Unified TeamThe Science of AttractionIn this podcast we talked about what attracted us to people.What happened to attraction over the span of a relationship and what killed it or kept it alive.We answered whether it can be re-ignited and much more.Transcript[00:00:00.835] Welcome to honest talk about heartbreak, dating and relationships, relationships, the podcast helping you navigate your path to happy ever after with your host, Rob McPhillips. So tonight, we're looking at the science of attraction. What is it that makes us attracted to one person and not to another? So...2021-03-162h 26

Meeteetse StoriesSeason 2 Episode 6: Roundtable DiscussionThank you for listening to this season of "Meeteetse Stories"! If you would like to see more podcast content or help fund the Bison of the Bighorn Basin project, please consider donating to the Meeteetse Museums through our website.Mentioned in this EpisodeDirectory to bison bone terms, courtesy of GRSLE ArchaeologyKen Burns Documentary: https://kenburns.com/films/the-american-buffalo/Special GuestsDr. Kenneth CannonWebsite: https://cannonheritage.com/Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kenneth_CannonEmail: ken@cannonheritage...2021-02-191h 36

Meeteetse StoriesSeason 2 Episode 5: Bison of the Bighorn BasinNote: Strontium analysis is another stable isotope system which looks at the geographic distribution of 87Sr/86Sr ratios in surface sediments to reconstruct mobility across a Sr "isoscape". Stable isotope analysis refers to oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen, but for ease of speech in this episode we've grouped them all together under "stable isotope analysis". Wyoming's Archaeology Awareness Month websiteMeeteetse Museums' Bison of the Bighorn Basin Project Update (February 2021)Skinner and Kaisen measurements used in the study can be found here starting on page 144 Donate to the Meeteetse Museums Bison...2021-02-1840 min

Meeteetse StoriesSeason 2 Episode 4: Return of the BisonRestoration of bison to tribal lands: “Restoring Bison to Tribal Lands” The National Wildlife Federation article can be found here “Boy-zshan Bi-den (Buffalo Return)” short film on YouTube Cattle Genetics: American Beefalo Association Website Beefalo writeup by Oklahoma State University Ecological Integrity:Video on ecological integrity and public lands, mostly as pertaining to waterways"Measuring Ecological Integrity: History, Practical Applications, and Research Opportunities" by Zachary Wurtzebach and Courtney SchultzBison as a Keystone Species:Bi...2021-02-1829 min

Meeteetse StoriesSeason 2 Episode 3: The North American BisonDr. Jeff Martin’s work with Grand Canyon/Colorado Plateau bison"Late Pleistocene and Holocene Bison of the Colorado Plateau" by Jeff M. Martin, Rachel A. Short, and Jim I. Mead "Reevaluation of Bison Remains from the Greater Grand Canyon Region and the Colorado Plateau: Native or Non-Native?" by Jeff M. Martin and Jim I. Mead "Late Pleistocene and Holocene Bison of Grand Canyon and Colorado Plateau: Implications from the Use of Paleobiology for Natural Resource Management Policy" Master's Thesis by Jeff M. Martin Conservation in th...2021-02-1821 min

Meeteetse StoriesSeason 2 Episode 2: Bison the HuntedBison Bone terminology can be found here thanks to GRSLE Archaeology Mass Kill Sites Vore Site: Vore Buffalo Jump websiteWyoHistory entry on the Vore Buffalo Jump UWYO Extension Office tour of Vore Buffalo Jump Visit Vore Buffalo Jump through this 3D model Horner Site: "The Horner Site: Taphonomy of an Early Holocene Bison Bonebed" PhD Thesis by Dr. Lawrence Todd "The Ecology of Early Holocene Bison in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Wyoming: Preliminary Results from the Horner Site"...2021-02-1832 min

Meeteetse StoriesSeason 2 Episode 1: Bison Through TimeLinks to papers and topics mentioned in the podcast: La Brea Tar Pits website Dr. Martin’s 2018 paper “Bison Body Size and Climate Change” can be found here. Dr. Jeff Martin presentation on thermoregulation can be watched here. Dr. Martin’s research on 19 bison herds from Saskatchewan to Texas is detailed in the paper "Thermal Biology and Growth of Bison (Bison bison) Along the Great Plains: Examining Four Theories of Endotherm Body Size" by Jeff M. Martin and Perry Barboza Horner Site "The Horner S...2021-02-1830 min

Meeteetse StoriesNative American Service Men and WomenEarlier in the first season of this podcast, we learned about Meeteetse's veterans who fought during the "Indian Wars". When those veterans retired to Meeteetse, they lived side-by-side with the people they had been fighting against. In this episode, we take a deep-dive into a history not often spoken about: Native American military service in the United States. We speak with Dr. William Meadows, a cultural anthropologist who has spent much of his career learning about Native American military veterans through field work, and Dr. Jeff Means, an enrolled Member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe and veteran of the...2020-11-242h 42

Meeteetse StoriesWomen in the Military Women's presence in the United States Military has been the catalyst for other events in US History. During this episode we speak to Carol Byerly and Lacey Opdycke to learn more about women's presence in the military. For more on Native American women in the military, see our episode "Native American Service Men and Women". Women Veterans from Meeteetse: Lola Ellen Leckie, Levauna Baldwin, Margaret Weideman, Sherri Woodward, Emma Stephens, Norma Oberosler, Elizabeth Hendry, Janna Harris, Kelly Hammond, Kayliene Greterman, Kate Deimer, Deanna Brown, Vickie Anderson, Veronica Alamazon, and Becky Allen. Special thanks to Kathleen Holtzer for her research...2020-11-245h 42

Meeteetse StoriesIndian Wars “Indian Wars” is blanket term used to describe conflicts dating from the late 15th century until the early 20th century. How does one small community in Northern Wyoming fit in to the Indian Wars? Through the lives of men like John Jack Reynolds, John F. Corbett, Milton Busby, Nathan Rush, Robert Augustus Torrey, and Charles Blackstone.“Meeteetse Stories” cover art by Jenna WilliamsSpecial Thanks to our Special Guests in this episode: Kathleen Holtzer, veteran researcherDr. Larry Todd for reading excerpts from Josh Deane’s autobiographyAri Kel...2020-11-117h 09

Meeteetse StoriesWorld War II Just twenty-two years after World War I, the United States became involved in yet another war. On December 7, 1941 Japan bombed Pearl Harbor an action that would forever change the future of the United States. This episode gives a brief overview of the World War II and highlights some of Meeteetse’s service men and women. For a complete list of World War II veterans, please email programs@meeteetsemuseums.org. Original research conducted by Kathleen Holtzer Cover art by Jenna Williams Special thanks to our special guests in this episode: Craig Nelson Author of Pearl Ha...2020-11-1111h 21

Meeteetse StoriesWorld War I: Company KOn August 5, 1917 the National Guard from every state was drafted into the United States Army to provide troops for the war in Europe. Any members of the Wyoming National Guard became part of the United States Army including the boys of Company K. This is the second part of a two-part episode focusing on World War I. Cover art by Jenna WilliamsSpecial Thanks to: John Phillips as the voice of Leonard BoulwareDavid Cunningham as the voice of Edward Pierce Dave Randol as the voice of...2020-11-118h 27

Meeteetse StoriesCivil War Veterans of Meeteetse What does Meeteetse have to do with the Civil War? Join the Meeteetse Museums in exploring the Civil War through the lives of Meeteetse veterans who fought in the bloodiest conflict in America’s history. Music Civil War Field Loop by tmstu Civil War Gun Fire by electra Civil War Music by adeluc4 Funeral Silencium Trumpet by robinhood76Cover Art by Jenna WilliamsSpecial Thanks to our Special Guests in this episode: Kathleen Holtzer, veteran researcher Bill Wi...2020-11-1112h 01

Meeteetse StoriesWorld War I: A War of Firsts World War I was a war of firsts. Not only was it the first global conflict, it involved new technology such as tanks, airplanes, and gas. The conflict involved so many men from Meeteetse that this is a two part episode. This first part is an overview and follows some of the men who served in the war while the following episode will focus on Company K specifically. Music “You’ll Find Old Dixieland in France” by Pietro Beep-1 sec by austin234575 Whistle Army Old ...2020-11-117h 33

Uncovering The Corners Of The World20. Wyoming - A Haunted AdventureWe are going on a haunted adventure this week in Wyoming to the ghost town Kirwin, located northwest of Wyoming and only 34 miles away from the town of Meeteetse where Amelia Earhart was planning to retire. Then we tour the Wyoming Frontier Prison, the first state prison in Wyoming. 2020-10-1810 min

humbled dailyEpisode 11: Dusty TucknessOn walking the walk, self-doubt, and ministry in rodeo. Dusty is a a small-town kid from Meeteetse, Wyoming. Population 335. He is a 9 time World Champion Bullfighter and a man of God. Dusty wears his faith on his sleeve and is as tough as they come. He is a shining example of doing all that you do for the glory of God. In this episode we get to see inside the mind of someone that is crazy enough to stand in front of a bull for a living, and loving enough to sacrifice himself for the life of another. 2019-06-241h 06

The Sweet Smell of SagebrushThe Woman in Blue---Story of Western Intrigue and Betrayal!Arland, Wyoming, was established in 1884 on Meeteetse Creek, 20 miles south of present day Cody, Wyoming by Vic Arland at the request of neighboring ranches to supply them with goods and merchantile. It became one of the wildest and lawless Cowtowns of it's day. Join me in Part 1 and learn about the man and his town.2018-07-3120 min

The Sweet Smell of SagebrushThe Last Plains Indian ChiefChief Joe Medicine Crow was the last remaining chief of the Crow Indian tribe. I spent a day with this extraordinary man at a Crow camp outside of Meeteetse, Wyoming in 2011. He told me his remarkable story on how he became a chief of his tribe. Joe was the first Crow to obtain a Master's degree in anthropology, and he enlisted in the Army in 1943 and fought the Germans in France. This is his story as he told it to me.2018-06-1915 min

Blazing TrailsEpisode #31 Dusty Tuckness (Professional Bull Fighter)Dusty Tuckness is a Professional Bull Fighter from Meeteetse Wyoming. He has been to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo 9X and has been PRCA Bull Fighter of the Year 8X! On the podcast we talk about how he got into the sport of rodeo and what he does to stay at the top of his game. Also we discuss the history of rodeo bull fighters, Bull Fighters Only and his strong Faith with the Lord. Bull Fighters along with Pick up men are cowboy life savers and Dusty is truly one of the best!You can follow Dusty...2018-04-2341 min

In the HandsImprovisation: MeeteetseMe teetse, ye teetse, we all teetse for…MeeteetsePaul Cantrell,piano♫Download(1:42 / 2.4 M)In case you’re wondering (not that it’s likely you were), I come up with the piece first, then choose a title that fits. It’s usually the same way with the compositions.2004-10-2400 min

In the HandsImprovisation: MeeteetseMe teetse, ye teetse, we all teetse for… Meeteetse Paul Cantrell, piano ♫ Download (1:42 / 2.4 M) In case you’re wondering (not that it’s likely you were), I come up with the piece first, then choose a title that fits. It’s usually the same way with the compositions.2004-10-2400 min