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Marit Ehmke

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Sep 23, 2026
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Aug 10, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Marit Ehmke

    2026 Fall Read: Florida from the Cab (opens the original)

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    Hello radio readers! This is Marit coming to you out of Lane County, KS. Mostly since it's been a race against the weeds with undercutting season at our farm, I had the pleasure of listening to Lauren Groff’s Florida in her own voice while out on the tractor. It's a striking collection of short stories that among several themes explores wildness, fear, visceral nature, motherhood, and survival. Groff’s writing is original, both in how it sounds and where it leads. I love how the stories don't en

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Marit Ehmke

    2026 Fall Read: You Can Count on the Wind (opens the original)

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    Hello Radio Readers! This is Marit Ehmke coming to you from west-central Kansas in Lane County. As I was on the tractor the other day, racing the coming rain to knock down very healthy weeds, it occurred to me that we’re such at the mercy of what the wind brings our way. I chatted with a friend from Minnesota as they deal with hazy, smoky air, and it made me thankful that we aren’t grappling with the same thing here currently on the High Plains. The book “Heaven’s Breath: A Natural History of th

  3. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Marit Ehmke

    2026 Fall Read: The Sociology and Psychology of the Wind (opens the original)

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    The Sociology and Psychology of the WindBy Marit Ehmke Hello Radio Readers! This is Marit Ehmke coming to you from west-central Kansas in Lane County. As someone who works on a farm, I’ve come to accept that much of my life’s schedule is determined by what weather the wind brings. It’s a staple of our lives here everywhere, but especially on the High Plains, where the weather determines many people’s livelihoods. The book “Heaven’s Breath: A Natural History of the Wind” by Lyall Watson is an exc

  4. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · Marit Ehmke

    Marit Ehmke (opens the original)

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    Marit Ehmke is a filmmaker and farmer who grew up on a wheat farm in western Kansas. She earned a B.S. in Journalism: News and Information from the University of Kansas with distinction as a member of the Kappa Tau Alpha journalism honor society. Marit moved to Bozeman, MT, in 2015 to work at the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. She joined the Science and Natural History Filmmaking MFA program in 2020 with a focus on rural life and agriculture. She now resides in western Kansas and is excited to make fi

  5. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · Marit Ehmke

    2026 Fall Read: On Heaven’s Breath: A Natural History of the Wind by Lyall Watson (opens the original)

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    On Heaven’s Breath: A Natural History of the Wind by Lyall WatsonBy Marit Ehmke Hello Radio Readers! This is Marit Ehmke coming to you from west-central Kansas in Lane County. If there’s one thing you can count on living in this part of the world, it’s the wind. Whether it be a gentle breeze or, more often than not, strong gusts bending what trees we have, the wind is a constant companion. For better or worse, it’s a dominant, dynamic feature of the Great Plains landscape. The book “Heaven’s Bre

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