THE 1890 SHOW
"Wyoming doesn't exist." Host Jake Woods and Producer Tristin Cloward team up to debunk (or confirm) the myth one guest at a time...
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D1 Athlete Gone Bull Rider (Ep. 13) (opens the original)
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Alec Richardson grew up straddling multiple worlds — his Texan roots, adopted Wyoming family, and his 2nd adopted family on the Wind River Reservation. His diverse upbringing shaped his love for the outdoors, cowboy culture, and athletics. A former Division I track & field athlete (Idaho State + Wyoming), his career was derailed by repeated injuries — torn hamstrings, undiagnosed scoliosis, a broken foot — before he found his true calling riding bulls. In this episode, hear first-hand stories of
Nuclear Horizons: Wyoming's Diverse Energy Future (Ep. 12) (opens the original)
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Rob Creager is the Executive Director of the Wyoming Energy Authority. He graduated from the University of Wyoming as a track/field athlete and served as the senior policy advisor for Governor Mark Gordon. Rob is best known for assuming his WEA Executive Director position at just 27 years old. This episode covers renewables, coal, oil, gas, nuclear, data centers, Wyoming’s vast energy infrastructure, international trade missions to sell Wyoming energy abroad, first-hand experiences working along
University of Wyoming Alumni Association Executive Director (Ep. 11) (opens the original)
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Jack Tennant was a student-athlete at the University of Wyoming from 2006-2010. He continued to serve his alma mater after graduation and 16 years later, he is still honoring that commitment as the Executive Director for its Alumni Association. In this episode, Jake and Jack unpack UW current events and everything that makes the University of Wyoming so unique. Some say Laramie is the center of the universe and Stan Lee (yes, that Stan Lee) might very well agree with that statement… Discover the
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