Tagged: Wyoming Public Media

Wyoming Public Media is looking for a natural resources/energy reporter to join its award winning news team.   We are looking for a multi-media reporter who is a self starter and who has experience covering energy issues.  You must apply for the job via the University of Wyoming Human Resources website. 

The job closes April 30th.  

https://hrteller.uwyo.edu/psp/HRSLF/UWSELFSERV/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM_EMP.HRS_CE.GBL

In anticipation of Valentine’s Day, University of Wyoming student Zack Anderson began advertising his services around campus. The English and French major is offering customized sonnets for a fee. Wyoming Public Media requested that Anderson write a love poem… for us.

Here, nigh the end of our postmodern age,

the news is bred on free-range server farms

and in the brains of citizenry rage

incertitude, distress, ennui, alarm,

complacency.  These bitter villains leach

the human spirit from our cynic scene.

Wyoming Public Media welcomed Bert DeVroey, from Belgian Public Radio VRT, who was traveling in the US to cover the presidential elections.  He dropped in to WPM to see first-hand how a state network operates and how it deals with funding issues and to visit with General Manager Christina Kuzmych.

Wyoming Public Media isn’t just about broadcasting!  We also like to educate kids about radio, production, announcing, and everything that goes into making public radio unique.   Recently the students from Albin Elementary School paid us a visit, and got some tips from one of the nation’s top news directors, Bob Beck.  They were in Laramie visiting the University of Wyoming, and Bob spoke to them about the importance of communications in life and about radio as a career.  The trip was organized by one of Bob’s former students and a national award winner, David Roberts, who teaches at Albin

Wyoming's Wolf Hunt Begins

Nearly 3,000 hunters have purchased permits to target wolves in Wyoming's first regulated wolf hunt, which began on Monday. Conservation groups, meanwhile, are preparing to challenge Wyoming's approach in court. As of Thursday, hunters had reported killing six wolves since opening day. Rebecca Huntington has more.