Latino Voices in Jackson

10/11/20 • 31 min

Yonder Lies: Unpacking the Myths of Jackson Hole

In this episode, we explore the experiences of Latino community members in Jackson, Wyoming.

What's behind (what's up with) the gap between perceptions and reality when it comes to Jackson's demographic?

Alina Indracas and Lina Collado share their stories of living Latino in Jackson and how they hope to see Jackson grow into the future.

In this episode, we explore the experiences of Latino community members in Jackson, Wyoming.

What's behind (what's up with) the gap between perceptions and reality when it comes to Jackson's demographic?

Alina Indracas and Lina Collado share their stories of living Latino in Jackson and how they hope to see Jackson grow into the future.

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“Attention is the Beginning of Devotion”: A Conversation with Sportswoman-Conservationist Marcia Brownlee

Hannah talks to Marcia Brownlee, project manager of myth-busting sportswoman group Artemis. They talk about developing an intimate connection to the land and the joys of creating all-female hunting & angling communities. They also dive into the weeds of BLM oil and gas leasing sales in the time of COVID, and the implications of these sales for public lands.

Next Episode

Music and Myths: Dom Flemons and Black Cowboys

In this episode, we continue to interrogate the myth of the cowboy, this time through the lens of music history and songwriting!

American songster Dom Flemons shares about the history of American folk music and the process behind the creation of his Grammy-nominated album "Black Cowboys."