Bozeman: Big Medicine
05/04/22 • 42 min
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Brendan, a self-avowed “Great Indoorsman,” approaches Montana’s outdoor recreation opportunities with trepidation. Meanwhile, his friend Danielle Henderson, who once lived in Alaska, rediscovers a part of herself she left behind when she moved to Los Angeles.
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Brendan, a self-avowed “Great Indoorsman,” approaches Montana’s outdoor recreation opportunities with trepidation. Meanwhile, his friend Danielle Henderson, who once lived in Alaska, rediscovers a part of herself she left behind when she moved to Los Angeles.
Not Lost is a co-production of Pushkin Industries, Topic Studios and iHeartMedia.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Not Lost - Bozeman: Big Medicine
Transcript Summary
In the episode "Bozeman: Big Medicine," the speaker embarks on a journey through Bozeman, Montana, reflecting on personal unhappiness and complicity. They explore the growth and changes in the city while engaging in activities like fishing, visiting a dinosaur museum, and taking an archery lesson. A Native American activist discusses colonization and land ownership, and the speaker's friend shares stories about her grandmother. They encounter friendly locals, try archery, bless themselves at a waterfall, and experience the art walk on Main Street. The speaker discusses their past experiences in Yellowstone, camping anxiety, and the communal aspect of survival in challenging environments. They go fly fishing, learning about the meditative concentration and the catch-and-release policy. Amidst conversations about gender roles, stereotypes, and Bozeman's reputation, the speaker candidly shares struggles with constant hustling and their involvement in snowboarding. This episode offers a captivating and introspective exploration of Bozeman, highlighting natural beauty, cultural conversations, and personal reflections that make it a must-listen.
Transcript
Pushkin. Okay, listen between the driving and the rain and you looking at this bone and Bobby did weed and like your fucking Mohammad Holiday, give me the phone and let me do the navigation. You're gonna kill us. Anybody just got here? What does this say? What? Uh? This signe is one hundred and thirty three depths on Montana highways in twenty nineteen. Driver responsible, look at one hundred and I'm a good driver. This is not lost. Each episode,
Bozeman: Big Medicine Top Questions Answered
What are some popular outdoor activities in Bozeman, Montana?
Skiing, biking, fishing, hiking, and hunting are popular outdoor activities in Bozeman.
What is the economy like in Bozeman?
Bozeman's economy is booming, and the housing market is competitive.
What are some attractions in Bozeman, Montana?
Bozeman is known for its outdoor activities, thriving brewery and coffee shop scene, and the Museum of the Rockies with its wealth of dinosaur fossils.
What is the perception of masculinity in Bozeman?
In Bozeman, masculinity is often associated with wilderness skills and competence in outdoor activities.
What challenges come with living in Bozeman?
Living in a place like Bozeman, with constant growth and changes, can present challenges in adapting to the evolving environment.
What is the landscape like in Bozeman, Montana?
Bozeman is surrounded by six mountain ranges and is known for its wilderness and extreme weather conditions.
Are there any famous landmarks in Bozeman?
The Main Street of Bozeman offers a mix of old Western charm and modern businesses, contributing to the town's unique character.
What recreational equipment can be found in Bozeman?
The shop "Big Boys Toys" in Bozeman offers outdoor recreational equipment such as paddleboards, rafts, boats, kayaks, and canoes.
What is the bear population like in Montana?
Montana has a high bear population, which necessitates using electric bear fences for camping.
What are some cultural practices in Bozeman, Montana?
Blessing oneself with water and participating in art walks, such as the one in Bozeman, are examples of cultural practices mentioned in the episode.
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