Episode 6 – A Climber’s Perspective: The Evolution of Jackson Hole with Bill Johnson
When Bill first started coming to the valley, the local economy only provided for summer employment. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort had not opened, winter tourism did not exist, and only the old time locals would remain through the winter. Bill used the winter off season to venture back to California to work for his friend Yvon Chouinard, surf and sail.
Read MoreEpisode 5 – Stories from the Field with Wildlife Guide Jason Williams
Jason first discovered Jackson Hole on a family trip out from Illinois. After missing his ideal job opportunity with Backroads, Jason moved out to Jackson Hole in 1999 to be a river guide at Triangle X.
Read MoreCommunity Spotlight – Community Entry Services of Jackson Hole
Stephan and Carolyn discuss the work of CES and their annual fundraiser, The Art of Love, which is on Thursday, October 11th at the Center for the Arts. This event is to help bring awareness to our community about individuals with disabilities who are making a difference. The Art of Love will feature a plate auction with works created by some of Jackson’s most talented artists, food, music and more.
Read MoreEpisode 4 – Making Your Own Path in Life with Rick Howe
Stephan and Rick talk about how Rick became the youngest town council member in Jackson history, how his connections in Jackson landed him the dream job of being the road manager for Lynyrd Skynyrd and how not following in your father’s footsteps may be the best decision you can make.
Read MoreEpisode 3 – Igniting Change with Ed Brenegar
Ed first visited Jackson Hole in 1977 on a camping trip. After many years of visiting, Ed finally made Jackson Hole his home 4 years ago. Stephan and Ed discuss how Jackson Hole helped inspire Ed to write his book Circle of Impact, and about how to take personal responsibility and initiate change in your life.
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