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Here are some of the recordings I made in 2025 for my second year at the Chico Review with the wonderful attendees who come to Chico to share their work and their stories with incredible reviewers. This year I recorded with over 40 attendees! I've also linked to the guest's Instagram and Websites so you can see the work. And again this year, I was recording in a variety of spaces at the beautiful Chico Hot Springs resort so there may be a number of different ambient sounds across the recordings. The Chico Review is the country's premier Photobook Retreat. Organized by Charcoal Book Club, The Chico Review takes place over six nights at Chico Hot Springs Resort, near Livingston Montana. Sixty-four applicants will spend the week with over twenty of the most influential and creative photographers, book makers, gallerists, museum curators, and photobook publishers in the industry. https://chicoreview.com 02:00 - Joe Reynolds https://joereynoldsphotographs.com 09:55 - Darby Routtenberg https://www.instagram.com/jointheclubsandwich/ |||| https://www.darbyrouttenberg.com 16:20 - William Stock https://www.instagram.com/stock_/ 27:30 - Shin Ono https://www.shinono.com |||| https://www.instagram.com/shin_ono/ 34:40 - Sean Stout https://www.seanfstout.com |||| https://www.instagram.com/seanfstout/ This podcast is sponsored by the Charcoal Book Club Begin Building your dream photobook library today at https://charcoalbookclub.com

Thursday in Livingston Montana with Quenby Iandiorio including a song from her new self-titled album Quenby, called Best of All Possible Worlds

Here are the final recordings I made at the 2024 Chico Review with the wonderful attendees who come to Chico to share their work and their stories with incredible reviewers. I had the opportunity to spend a short amount of time with over 20 attendees. These conversations come from our first interactions for me and the guests with each other and I did not see the work before the recordings. That meant the description of the work had to be fine tuned just as it does for a portfolio review. So what you will here is similar to a portfolio presentation. I've also linked to the guest's Instagram and Websites so you can see the work. One last note, I was recording in a variety of spaces at the beautiful Chico Hot Springs resort so there may be a number of different ambient sounds across the recordings. The Chico Review is the country's premier Photobook Retreat. Organized by Charcoal Book Club, The Chico Review takes place over six nights at Chico Hot Springs Resort, near Livingston Montana. Sixty-four applicants will spend the week with over twenty of the most influential and creative photographers, book makers, gallerists, museum curators, and photobook publishers in the industry. https://chicoreview.com ||| @chicoreview @charcoalbookclub Dom Marker: 01:10 https://dommarker.com ||| @dommarker John Bonenberger: 08:30 http://www.johnbonenberger.com ||| Judson Womack: 16:40 @judwomack Justin Gibson: 25:10 @justinlgibson Mariana Mendoza: 32:05 https://www.marianamendoza.com ||| @marianamendozam Mike Hazard: 37:25 https://www.mikehazard.org ||| @mediamikehazard Sarah Mei Herman: 43:35 https://www.sarahmeiherman.nl ||| @sarahmeiherman Susan Weiss: 50:25 https://www.susanweissart.com ||| @susanweissart Tejasvir Singh Rekhi: 56:40 https://www.tejasvir.com ||| @tejasphotos Todd Cooper: 01:07:40 https://jasontoddcooper.com ||| @toddcooper

The Endangered Species Act helped bring the Yellowstone-area grizzly population back from the brink of extinction. It also sparked controversy over a question that looms over more species than just grizzly bears: How do we balance the needs of endangered wildlife with the needs of humans?

Here are some of the recordings I made at the 2024 Chico Review with the wonderful attendees who come to Chico to share their work and their stories with incredible reviewers. I had the opportunity to spend a short amount of time with over 20 attendees. These conversations come from our first interactions for me and the guests with each other and I did not see the work before the recordings. That meant the description of the work had to be fine tuned just as it does for a portfolio review. So what you will here is similar to a portfolio presentation. I've also linked to the guest's Instagram and Websites so you can see the work. One last note, I was recording in a variety of spaces at the beautiful Chico Hot Springs resort so there may be a number of different ambient sounds across the recordings. The Chico Review is the country's premier Photobook Retreat. Organized by Charcoal Book Club, The Chico Review takes place over six nights at Chico Hot Springs Resort, near Livingston Montana. Sixty-four applicants will spend the week with over twenty of the most influential and creative photographers, book makers, gallerists, museum curators, and photobook publishers in the industry. https://chicoreview.com ||| @chicoreview @charcoalbookclub Angie Terrell - 1:15 https://www.angieterrell.com ||| @angieterrell Cam McLeod - 10:55 https://cammcleodphotography.com ||| @cammcleod Bryan Birks - 23:10 https://www.bryanbirks.com ||| @bryanbirks Barry Munger - 29:45 Dan Carew - 40:35 https://www.cheungchauwave.com/portal-features/dan-carew ||| @dan.carew

Here are some of the recordings I made at the 2024 Chico Review with the wonderful attendees who come to Chico to share their work and their stories with incredible reviewers. I had the opportunity to spend a short amount of time with over 20 attendees. These conversations come from our first interactions for me and the guests with each other and I did not see the work before the recordings. That meant the description of the work had to be fine tuned just as it does for a portfolio review. So what you will here is similar to a portfolio presentation. I've also linked to the guest's Instagram and Websites so you can see the work. One last note, I was recording in a variety of spaces at the beautiful Chico Hot Springs resort so there may be a number of different ambient sounds across the recordings. The Chico Review is the country's premier Photobook Retreat. Organized by Charcoal Book Club, The Chico Review takes place over six nights at Chico Hot Springs Resort, near Livingston Montana. Sixty-four applicants will be selected by our jury and invited to spend the week with over twenty of the most influential and creative photographers, book makers, gallerists, museum curators, and photobook publishers in the industry. One full scholarship and five partial scholarships will be awarded. Student discounts and need-based scholarships will be available to those selected who qualify. Apply Now: https://www.chicoreview.com/2025 Kent Andreasen 01:13 https://www.kentandreasen.com ||| https://www.instagram.com/kentandreasen/ Andrew D. McClees 10:22 https://andrewmcclees.com ||| https://www.instagram.com/andrewdmcclees/ Zillah Bowes 15:32 https://linktr.ee/zillahbowes ||| https://www.instagram.com/zillahbowes/ Jack McLain 27:01 https://thepenandthelens.smugmug.com

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Jan Axtell, from Livingston Montana.  Jan grew up in Wisconsin, and started fly fishing with a friend at sixteen years old.  His first experience on the river was on a spring creek in the Driftless Region, which he continued to fish through high school and college.  After school, Jan moved to Vermont and started guiding.  He fished spring creeks in Vermont and Pennsylvania until a job opportunity took him to Livingston, Montana.  By then, Jan's love for spotting and stalking trout in spring creeks was deeply rooted, and even though Jan also guides on the Yellowstone River, and in Yellowstone National Park,  his passion remains the challenging spring creeks in the Yellowstone Valley.  Jan is also a commercial fly tier.  We discuss finding success in casting through angles, spring creek observation and sight fishing tactics, how to tie flies fast, and fishing through the learning curve.Learn More:Nelson's Guides and Flies.comHatchfinders Fly ShopInstagram: @jandaxtellREAD: WADEOUTTHERE | Slow is Smooth.  Smooth is Fast.READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Eight Reasons the Zebra Midge is the Perfect First Fly to TieREAD: WADEOUTTHERE | River to Fly Strategy (R2FS) - A Fly Tying Process for the Beginner's SuccessNewsletter Sign-UpNew Collector DiscountWadeOutThere SubscribersGet 10% off your first order.View Jason's ArtworkThanks for listening.VR- Jason

Here are some of the recordings I made at the 2024 Chico Review with the wonderful attendees who come to Chico to share their work and their stories with incredible reviewers. I had the opportunity to spend a short amount of time with over 20 attendees. These conversations come from our first interactions for me and the guests with each other and I did not see the work before the recordings. That meant the description of the work had to be fine tuned just as it does for a portfolio review. So what you will here is similar to a portfolio presentation. I've also linked to the guest's Instagram and Websites so you can see the work. One last note, I was recording in a variety of spaces at the beautiful Chico Hot Springs resort so there may be a number of different ambient sounds across the recordings. The Chico Review is the country's premier Photobook Retreat. Organized by Charcoal Book Club, The Chico Review takes place over six nights at Chico Hot Springs Resort, near Livingston Montana. Sixty-four applicants will be selected by our jury and invited to spend the week with over twenty of the most influential and creative photographers, book makers, gallerists, museum curators, and photobook publishers in the industry. One full scholarship and five partial scholarships will be awarded. Student discounts and need-based scholarships will be available to those selected who qualify. Apply Now: https://www.chicoreview.com/2025 alexander laurent rubalcava 02:30 https://alexanderlaurent.com ||| https://www.instagram.com/alexander_laurent Daniel Frost 14:25 https://danielfrost2.mypixieset.com ||| https://www.instagram.com/danfrost.jpg/ Katharine Kollman 19:05 https://katharinekollman.com ||| https://www.instagram.com/cassec0u/ Rashod Taylor 30:10 https://www.rashodtaylor.com ||| https://www.instagram.com/rashodtaylorphoto/

Here are some of the recordings I made at the 2024 Chico Review with the wonderful attendees who come to Chico to share their work and their stories with incredible reviewers. I had the opportunity to spend a short amount of time with over 20 attendees. These conversations come from our first interactions for me and the guests with each other and I did not see the work before the recordings. That meant the description of the work had to be fine tuned just as it does for a portfolio review. So what you will here is similar to a portfolio presentation. I've also linked to the guest's Instagram and Websites so you can see the work. One last note, I was recording in a variety of spaces at the beautiful Chico Hot Springs resort so there may be a number of different ambient sounds across the recordings. The Chico Review is the country's premier Photobook Retreat. Organized by Charcoal Book Club, The Chico Review takes place over six nights at Chico Hot Springs Resort, near Livingston Montana. Sixty-four applicants will be selected by our jury and invited to spend the week with over twenty of the most influential and creative photographers, book makers, gallerists, museum curators, and photobook publishers in the industry. One full scholarship and five partial scholarships will be awarded. Student discounts and need-based scholarships will be available to those selected who qualify. Apply Now: https://www.chicoreview.com/2025 Alexander Iglesias 02:23 https://alexiglesias.net/ | https://www.instagram.com/alexander_d_i/ Caitlin Bagwell 06:35 https://www.caitlinbagwell.photography | https://www.instagram.com/cebagwell/ Ian Edward White 10:57 https://ianedwardwhite.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/ianedwardwhite/ Melissa Guerrero 20:24 https://www.mommyobserver.com | https://www.instagram.com/theobserver_meli/ Support Real Photo Show with Michael Chovan-Dalton by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/real-photo-show

The Endangered Species Act helped bring the Yellowstone-area grizzly population back from the brink of extinction. It also sparked controversy over a question that looms over more species than just grizzly bears: How do we balance the needs of endangered wildlife with the needs of humans? Learn more now on episode 1 of The Wide Open.

Fly Fishing Insider Blog is taking off and I'm putting out tons of content weekly.  Join the Loyalty Club for updates and all kinds of discounts! Spring Creeks and Spot Fishing the Livingston Montana Area Your host, Christian Bacasa, speaks with guide Jan Axtelll who now lives in Montana but has been a guide and angler across the US. Jan fell in love with the spring creeks of Livingston, Montana, and returned later in life to make it his home and place of business. His passion for the area rings through as he describes the water and specifics of how to be successful when fishing such brilliant water. Contact Information:  Facebook: Jan Axtell www.ffipodcast.com The Fly Fisherman's Channel has become my favorite place lately. I work with them, so the podcast is on there now and without ads. What I like is that it is the most extensive collection of fly fishing-specific content on the web! Subscribe with my link and get 10% off your subscription by using code: FFIP10SPRING23 https://bit.ly/10PtsOffFlyFishermansChannel If you like the Fly Fisherman's Channel, it really helps cover the show's overhead. Anyone you share that link with can help. Thanks!!! A lot of you have been asking what I'm using these days. I'll include a list.   Specifically, I use products from these companies because they have been shown to last and be worth the money. They tend to last long and have good functionality. I'll try to add them to the podcasts from now on and keep the list up to date. Additionally, I'll be doing more reviews, but taking a look now is worthwhile. Grundéns Waders - https://bit.ly/grundénswaders  Toad and Company - Men's Clothing - https://bit.ly/toadandcomens BD - Clothing, Jackets, Headlamps - https://bit.ly/bdmainpage Ibex - Clothing - https://bit.ly/ibexclothing Gryal 24 Oz Bottle - Water Purification - https://bit.ly/gryalwaterpurification Simms Fishing - Packs, Boots, Accessories - https://bit.ly/simmsfishingmain Patagonia - Clothing, Shells, Packs - https://bit.ly/patagoniamainpage Gerber Gear - Fishing Tools, Nipper, Pliers - https://bit.ly/gerbergearfishing

Fly Fishing Insider Blog is taking off and I'm putting out tons of content weekly.  Join the Loyalty Club for updates and all kinds of discounts! Spring Creeks and Spot Fishing the Livingston Montana Area Your host, Christian Bacasa, speaks with guide Jan Axtelll who now lives in Montana but has been a guide and angler across the US. Jan fell in love with the spring creeks of Livingston, Montana, and returned later in life to make it his home and place of business. His passion for the area rings through as he describes the water and specifics of how to be successful when fishing such brilliant water. Contact Information:  Facebook: Jan Axtell www.ffipodcast.com The Fly Fisherman's Channel has become my favorite place lately. I work with them, so the podcast is on there now and without ads. What I like is that it is the most extensive collection of fly fishing-specific content on the web! Subscribe with my link and get 10% off your subscription by using code: FFIP10SPRING23 https://bit.ly/10PtsOffFlyFishermansChannel If you like the Fly Fisherman's Channel, it really helps cover the show's overhead. Anyone you share that link with can help. Thanks!!! A lot of you have been asking what I'm using these days. I'll include a list.   Specifically, I use products from these companies because they have been shown to last and be worth the money. They tend to last long and have good functionality. I'll try to add them to the podcasts from now on and keep the list up to date. Additionally, I'll be doing more reviews, but taking a look now is worthwhile. Grundéns Waders - https://bit.ly/grundénswaders  Toad and Company - Men's Clothing - https://bit.ly/toadandcomens BD - Clothing, Jackets, Headlamps - https://bit.ly/bdmainpage Ibex - Clothing - https://bit.ly/ibexclothing Gryal 24 Oz Bottle - Water Purification - https://bit.ly/gryalwaterpurification Simms Fishing - Packs, Boots, Accessories - https://bit.ly/simmsfishingmain Patagonia - Clothing, Shells, Packs - https://bit.ly/patagoniamainpage Gerber Gear - Fishing Tools, Nipper, Pliers - https://bit.ly/gerbergearfishing

This podcast goes out to all the Parrot heads out there.  Son of a Son of a Sailor is the eighth studio album by Jimmy Buffett, and is the follow-up to his breakout album “Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes.”  This is Buffett's highest charting album of the 70's, peaking at number 10 in the U.S. Jimmy Buffett was born on Christmas Day, 1946, in Pascagoula, Mississippi.  He lived in Mobile and Fairhope, Alabama growing up, and began playing guitar at Auburn.  He recorded a country album and went to work at Billboard Magazine in Nashville briefly after college, then moved to Key West to serve as the first mate on the Petticoat III yacht.  He would also develop what would become his genre of music while in Key West amongst the sea going vessels.Buffett discovered the profit in touring early, and his focus would turn to live shows as well as other business ventures.  Jimmy Buffett is supposedly worth around $550 million today, making him one of the richest musicians in the world.If you're wondering where the term “Parrot Head” comes from, Buffett made a comment in a 1985 concert in Cincinnati about the fans wearing Hawaiian shirts and parrot hats who returned to his concerts again and again.  A member of the Coral Reefer Band coined the term "Parrot Head" as a nod to the Dead Heads who followed the Grateful Dead on tour and the name stuck.Bruce brings this Caribbean-infused music this week. Son of a Son of a SailorThis title track opens the album, and was inspired by Buffett's grandfather, James Delaney Buffett.  Jimmy Buffett saw a picture of his grandfather standing on the docks in Nova Scotia where his grandfather grew up.  He settled as an adult in Mobile, Alabama, and hadn't returned to Nova Scotia until he was 84.  The picture showed him looking at an old ailing schooner, and the lyrics reflect looking back on a sailing life and family.MañanaSupposedly this song is about things Buffett did in a week he spent living on his boat in the British Virgin Islands.  Mañana means “tomorrow” in Spanish, and can be a term for putting things off indefinitely.Livingston Saturday NightThis is a song about going for a night on the town.  It was used in a movie called “Rancho Deluxe,” released in 1975 starring Jeff Bridges and Sam Waterston playing cattle rustlers in Livingston Montana.  It also appeared in the 1978 movie "FM."Cheeseburger in ParadiseHere's the big hit from the album.  It reached number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100, and is the lead song from Buffett's greatest hits album.  The lyrics describe a guy trying to eat healthy, but who can't resist the temptation of the cheeseburger.  The song itself was inspired by an event where Buffett was caught out in the Caribbean on a boat with a broken icebox, where he had to live for several days off canned food and peanut butter. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Theme to the motion picture “Which Way Is Up?” by StargardThis comedy starring Richard Pryor was a remake of an Italian comedy from 1972 called “The Seduction of Mimi.” STAFF PICKS:Psycho Killer by The Talking Heads Wayne's staff pick is straight from the CBGB club in Now York City, and is the first "hit" from the Punk/Alternative/New Wave band.  While it didn't make it into the top 40, it did crack the top 100.  The lyrics represent the thoughts of a serial killer who has already killed and probably will not stop.What's Your Name by Lynyrd SkynyrdRob features a song written by Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington inspired by a time when the band was drinking at a hotel bar, got kicked out, and went to a hotel room instead while trying to pick up a groupie.  The incident did not happen in Boise, however.  Lynyrd Skynyrd had been tragically affected by a plane crash by the time this song was released.Serpentine Fire by Earth, Wind & FireLynch brings us some 70's funk and horns.  The name "serpentine fire" comes from a yoga pose.  The song hit number 1 on the R&B charts and number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100.  Earth, Wind & Fire is known for hits upbeat, positive funk.Lovely Day by Bill WithersBruce redeems another great song from Big Pharma.  Before Astra Zeneca used this to advertise their drug Farxiga, it was a hit from Bill Withers' 1977 album "Menagerie."  Withers wrote this song with Skip Scarborough, and it went to number 30 on the Billboard Hot 100, and number 6 on the Billboard R&B Chart.  Withers holds a note for 18 seconds, the longest held note for any top 40 singe. NSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Main Theme from the motion picture “Don” by Kalyanji-AnandjiWe finish up this week's podcast with an Indian composer duo writing for a Bollywood film..

A man missing for nearly a month's car is found but no sign of him, we'll update you, we talk about a healthy lifestyle and what it can do for you and a man in Livingston Montana picks up a paint brush and a fly and will never be the same. Also, want to buy your own lighthouse? 6.5 Million, only in Oregon and wait until you see where it is.

In this episode, host Wil Fulton heads to Montana, to experience sub-zero temperatures, icy roads, and two of America's most increasingly popular tourist destinations: Bozeman and Livingston. We hear about the long and storied history of Livingston's historic Murray Hotel and Wil takes a plunge at the nearby Chico Hot Springs. In Bozeman, we chat with Dr. Shane Doyle about the Native history of the area, some of the nearby outdoor adventures, and some current and upcoming exhibits at the Museum of the Rockies. Afterwards, he talks with the team behind Bozeman's Lark Hotel about some attractions in the area, and the owner and general manager of Plonk, a nearby wine bar and (frankly, amazing) restaurant. Finally, with some help of a local meme page, "Good Ol' Bozeman" (yes seriously), we connect with a local who helps us cover a topic we hit throughout the episode: with increasing tourism and new transplants driving up prices and disturbing the local way of life, how can we, as visitors, manage to avoid being jerks while visiting Montana?  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In the news tonight: Russian attack on Ukraine compared to Nazi Germany in WWII during an emergency UN General Council meeting today. Legislators will give themselves an even BIGGER raise than previously thought. A look at where some contentious bills currently sit in the Oregon Legislature Masks are coming off on March 12th in Oregon, Washington, and California Tina Kotek is losing the money battle so far in Oregon's gubernatorial sweepstakes. Plus, we talk with Oregon Senator Kim Thatcher about her frustration with the super majority in Oregon. And we introduce you to a builder in Livingston Montana who understands how difficult it is to find affordable housing but has a big, idea as to how tiny can really help.

Alsea Superintendent, Marc Thielman, quits his job to focus on a run for Governor. Legislative bills to insure your life is controlled, and costs you more. Another dead wolf, another investigation. Governor Brown writes an open nasty gram to Washington State political leaders. And we'll visit with a man who makes your business dreams come true. Plus, buses in Livingston Montana come to a screeching stop...why. Watch.

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Today, I'll be speaking with Mel Harrison about all of her favorite outdoor adventures around Livingston, Montana. Join Mel and me as we spend a winter day cross-country skiing, dog sledding, snowshoeing, hiking, skiing, and ice skating all around Livingston, Montana. Then, in the end, we'll also dive into a few summer-weather outdoorsy activities, including fishing, floating, and hiking, that can be enjoyed in the Livingston area! About Mel Harrison Mel is an expert on Montana and Yellowstone outdoor recreation and has spent years exploring both for work and pleasure. She and her family are unschoolers who have shaped their life to include year-long travels, overnight rafting trips, weekly hikes with their homeschool group, backpacking into the wilderness, cross-country skiing, and more. At TravelingMel.com, Mel writes about her family's adventures in Montana and worldwide. She has also authored two guide books focusing on hiking and skiing in the Greater Yellowstone area. Learn more about Livingston, Montana from Mel's website: Traveling Mel What We Cover in this Episode What it entails to be considered a Montanan “local.” What makes Livingston, Montana “eccentric” and “quirky.” What makes the wilderness in Montana different than wilderness elsewhere in the world. Why you should be ready to be a bit “self-sufficient” when driving through Montana. The difference between visiting Montana during the winter or summer and why a winter visit should be considered. A historic hotel that's a must-stay when in town. The best spot to get coffee in Livingston, Montana, where everyone knows your name – and your order. A breakfast destination with no menu items to order from. The best groomed and ungroomed nearby trails for cross-country skiing. How to create a feeling of “hygge” in the winter months in Montana, and why you should. Hiking, snowshoeing, dog sledding, downhill skiing, ice skating, and forest service cabins spots are all worth exploring nearby. The best places for lunch and dinner in Livington, Montana. Two amazing hot springs locations worth exploring in both winter and summer. A local bartender you should visit with and order a drink from. Where to fish and raft in the area. The best bear deterrents to have with you when hiking in Montana. A biking path that will take you from Livingston, Montana, all the way to Yellowstone National Park. The best Instagram spots in town. The difference between what defines a trail as popular and overrated in Livingston for this local, compared to others in more populated areas. Why this iconic cowboy town should be explored. Quotables And as having only lived in Livingston for 20 years, we're relative newcomers. People would not consider us locals who've lived here, you know, generations. Mel Harrison Livingston has a great community. We love the people here. We love… it's eccentric. There are some quirky folks out there. But that's really what makes it pretty fun too. Mel Harrison And the other thing that I've really realized from traveling all over the world and other places … there aren't a lot of places that have kind of the wilderness that we have here. Where you can go into the mountains and not see anybody or see any sign of humans other than the trail or a sign for kind of a long time. And I just haven't found places like that on our travels. So that kind of always… the wildness of it, always brings me back. Mel Harrison That's a good point, though, that I usually try to bring up is that there are a lot of places where you won't get cell service. And so you need to download your Google Maps, and you need to come ready to be a little bit self-sufficient. I mean, it's not the wild west out here, but you can't always get what you want right away. Mel Harrison And there's just a really outdoors mindset here … most people who live here, not everybody, gets outside. Because I mean, what else are you going to do? Right. There's some great restaurants. There's a couple of small galleries. There's a great art community here in Livingston, too. But really, if you don't get outside, you would just go crazy here. Winters are long, and if you weren't outside enjoying them, that'd be kind of brutal, in my opinion. Mel Harrison So for such a small town of 7,000 people or 8,000 people, it's pretty foodie, and there's a lot of artists, you know, they say it's where Cowboys and artists meet. Mel Harrison And a lot of times, what we'll do is maybe we'll ski for a few hours and then come back to the car or somewhere nearby, and we'll have a fire … and then just kind of hang around the campfire in the snow for another couple hours. Mel Harrison I can't imagine skiing somewhere that had lift lines. I kind of forget that that's even a thing, but yeah, no lift lines. Mel Harrison That Pine Creek trail I told you, it is kind of popular, but I think I sometimes forget that what I think is a lot of people on a trail might not seem like a lot of people on a trail if you're coming from somewhere else. You know, if I see other people on the trail, it seems like too many other people on the trail, which is not, you know, which is crazy. Mel Harrison This historic downtown of Livingston is beautiful. Once you see it, you'll realize that, oh, I've seen this in other ads and commercials and things like that, because it's so iconic with this western downtown, big mountain in the background, the neon signs, and we just have such a great community. And like I've said a couple of times, you know, there's all these artists and cowboys and writers and foodies, you know, chefs and it's this combination of all these interesting people, creative people, in this big outdoor setting that inspires it all. Mel Harrison Links to Places Mentioned in this Episode Where to Stay in Livingston, MT: The Historic Murray Hotel A Stone's Throw Bed and Breakfast Livingston, MT Outdoor Activities & Rental Outfitters Mentioned in the Episode: Livingston Depot Center Dan Bailey's Outdoor Co. Mill Creek Road B Bar Ranch West Boulder Campground Bridger Bowl Ski Area Showdown Mountain Chico Hot Springs Pine Creek Lake Trailhead Yellowstone Hot Springs Mallards Rest Fishing Access Emigrant Peak Livingston, MT Restaurants Mentioned in this Episode: Coffee Crossing Faye's Cafe Pinky's Gil's Goods The Murray Bar Park Place Tavern Thanks for Listening! We love our listeners! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a comment below and let me know about your favorite part! If you've been enjoying the show, please also consider leaving me a review in Apple Podcasts. It's super easy; click here and go to “ratings and reviews.” I read and appreciate every single one! 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Carbon markets are currently one of the hottest, most talked about topics in ranch investing.  And why not?  As one of the most promising solutions for combating climate change, there is the potential for landowners to get rewarded for their sustainable practices via this emerging new market.In this episode, we hear from Chris Mehus, Ranch Programs Director for Western Sustainability Exchange, out of Livingston Montana.  Chris shares his wealth of information and experience in regenerative ranching, agricultural economics, and the emerging carbon market.

"Like shooting in black and white it really is just trying to find a way to see all these tones of gray and to not see things so stark as good and bad or life and death…"   Jesse Lenz and I talk about his first monograph, The Locusts. It is a gorgeous book that explores childhood wonder and discovery, beauty and terror, and memory and imagination, as well as the notions of what is family and home. As you will hear in our conversation, the process of making this work was part of a turning point in Jesse's life about what home means to him.   Jesse Lenz is a self-taught photographer and multidisciplinary artist. As an illustrator he has created images for the most well-respected publications around the world, including TIME, The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, and many others. He is the founder and director of Charcoal Book Club, Charcoal Press, and the Chico Hot Springs Portfolio Review. From 2011-2018 he also co-founded and published The Collective Quarterly and The Coyote Journal. He lives on a farm in rural Ohio.    https://www.jesselenz.com   This episode is sponsored by the Charcoal Book Club, a monthly subscription service for photobook enthusiasts. Working with the most respected names in contemporary photography, Charcoal selects and delivers essential photobooks to a worldwide community of collectors. Each month, members receive a signed, first-edition monograph and an exclusive print to add to their collections. www.charcoalbookclub.com   Call for Entries to the fifth annual Chico Hot Springs Portfolio Review and Publishing Prize are open until December 20th. The Chico Review is typically a seven day, photography retreat at Chico Hot Springs Resort, near Livingston Montana. Hosted by Charcoal Book Club to spark relationships between artists and industry professionals in an environment that fosters community and conversation. Due to uncertainty for travel and gatherings in March, the 2021 Chico Review has been restructured into a 2-week online masterclass and portfolio review.   Submit your work now for a chance to be one of 64 artists invited to participate with Sian Davey, Alejandro Cartagena, Tania Franco Klein, Ron Jude, Susan Lipper, Christian Patterson and 20 other respected photobook publishers and contemporary photography institutions. Participating artists receive ten formal reviews by speakers and reviewers over a two week period and take part in artist lectures, panel discussions, and peer reviews. At the end of the event, one grand prize winner will be announced and their project will be published and distributed as a monograph by Charcoal Book Club.    Additionally, this year, all participating attendees will have a selection of their work published and distributed in an opus catalog by Charcoal Book Club.   For more information and to apply, visit chicoreview.com

After watching friends succumb to poor health and cut down in the prime of their life. Dave Skattum knew he had to make some major changes in his life to see his dreams come true. After 10 years of grueling work, not only did he make some miraculous transformations, he also found his passion in life; To Help Men Take Steps Towards Good Health.This show promises to be a place that will encourage you to take steps towards good health. We do three things; 1. Provide cutting edge teaching on men’s health topics, 2. Interviews with men who have done it and 3. Interviews with major influencers and pros in the men’s health arena. All focused around helping men move closer to good health.In this show Guy and I talked about:1. Living pain free2. A balanced life3. How stress effects our livesAbout Guy Olson:Guy Olson grew up and lives in Livingston Montana. He is a proud husband, father, and grandfather. When he was twenty-five years old, he became intrigued with improving engine performance through fuel additives. Over the years he has developed a line of fuel additives that keep engines preforming at their peak. Find Guy at https://pfs-pros.com/About Dave Skattum:Dave Skattum is a family man, a health guru and an inspirational speaker. In his late 40s, some life-changing experiences created a starting gate for him to make drastic changes to improve his health. Since then he has taken off 70 pounds, participates in Triathlons and Ultra Trail running, and has weaned himself off junk food. He enjoys nutritious foods, has become accurate in his thinking, and has taken his spiritual life to a new level.When speaking to an audience about his experience in getting healthy, he brings excitement and hope. Dave is a Certified Nutritarian, a CPT, distinguished Toastmaster and a Certified Instructor with the Napoleon Hill Foundation.To get in touch with Dave, join the online forum and to order his book visit http://www.the4pillarsofmenshealth.com The 4 Pillars of Men’s Healthhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-4-pillars-of-mens-health/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/dave-skattum-founder-of-the-4-pillars-of-mens-health-interview-with-guy-olson-about-living-pain-free

After watching friends succumb to poor health and cut down in the prime of their life. Dave Skattum knew he had to make some major changes in his life to see his dreams come true. After 10 years of grueling work, not only did he make some miraculous transformations, he also found his passion in life; To Help Men Take Steps Towards Good Health.This show promises to be a place that will encourage you to take steps towards good health. We do three things; 1. Provide cutting edge teaching on men’s health topics, 2. Interviews with men who have done it and 3. Interviews with major influencers and pros in the men’s health arena. All focused around helping men move closer to good health.In this show Guy and I talked about:1. Living pain free2. A balanced life3. How stress effects our livesAbout Guy Olson:Guy Olson grew up and lives in Livingston Montana. He is a proud husband, father, and grandfather. When he was twenty-five years old, he became intrigued with improving engine performance through fuel additives. Over the years he has developed a line of fuel additives that keep engines preforming at their peak. Find Guy at https://pfs-pros.com/About Dave Skattum:Dave Skattum is a family man, a health guru and an inspirational speaker. In his late 40s, some life-changing experiences created a starting gate for him to make drastic changes to improve his health. Since then he has taken off 70 pounds, participates in Triathlons and Ultra Trail running, and has weaned himself off junk food. He enjoys nutritious foods, has become accurate in his thinking, and has taken his spiritual life to a new level.When speaking to an audience about his experience in getting healthy, he brings excitement and hope. Dave is a Certified Nutritarian, a CPT, distinguished Toastmaster and a Certified Instructor with the Napoleon Hill Foundation.To get in touch with Dave, join the online forum and to order his book visit http://www.the4pillarsofmenshealth.com The 4 Pillars of Men’s Healthhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-4-pillars-of-mens-health/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/dave-skattum-founder-of-the-4-pillars-of-mens-health-interview-with-guy-olson-about-living-pain-free

After watching friends succumb to poor health and cut down in the prime of their life. Dave Skattum knew he had to make some major changes in his life to see his dreams come true. After 10 years of grueling work, not only did he make some miraculous transformations, he also found his passion in life; To Help Men Take Steps Towards Good Health.This show promises to be a place that will encourage you to take steps towards good health. We do three things; 1. Provide cutting edge teaching on men’s health topics, 2. Interviews with men who have done it and 3. Interviews with major influencers and pros in the men’s health arena. All focused around helping men move closer to good health. In this show Shad and I talked about:1. A Bicycle wheel and how it relates to mens health.2. The importance of balancing the 5 spokes: 1. Physical 2. Relational 3. Spiritual 4. Vocational 5. Emotional3. The power of a great mentor4. How Isolation can lead to poor health About Dr. Shad DurganDr. Shad Durgan is the senior pastor at Living Hope Church in Livingston Montana. He earned a MA in Divinity and PHD in Education. His hobbies include running and spending time with his wife and 3 teenage sons. His wife Patti, of nearly 25 years, is the principal of a local Elementary School. www.livinghope.church, Shad@livinghope.church.About Dave Skattum:Dave Skattum is a family man, a health guru and an inspirational speaker. In his late 40s, some life-changing experiences created a starting gate for him to make drastic changes to improve his health. Since then he has taken off 70 pounds, participates in Triathlons and Ultra Trail running, and has weaned himself off junk food. He enjoys nutritious foods, has become accurate in his thinking, and has taken his spiritual life to a new level.When speaking to an audience about his experience in getting healthy, he brings excitement and hope. Dave is a Certified Nutritarian, a CPT, distinguished Toastmaster and a Certified Instructor with the Napoleon Hill Foundation.To get in touch with Dave, join the online forum and to order his book visit http://www.the4pillarsofmenshealth.com The 4 Pillars of Men’s Healthhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-4-pillars-of-mens-health/

After watching friends succumb to poor health and cut down in the prime of their life. Dave Skattum knew he had to make some major changes in his life to see his dreams come true. After 10 years of grueling work, not only did he make some miraculous transformations, he also found his passion in life; To Help Men Take Steps Towards Good Health.This show promises to be a place that will encourage you to take steps towards good health. We do three things; 1. Provide cutting edge teaching on men’s health topics, 2. Interviews with men who have done it and 3. Interviews with major influencers and pros in the men’s health arena. All focused around helping men move closer to good health. In this show Shad and I talked about:1. A Bicycle wheel and how it relates to mens health.2. The importance of balancing the 5 spokes: 1. Physical 2. Relational 3. Spiritual 4. Vocational 5. Emotional3. The power of a great mentor4. How Isolation can lead to poor health About Dr. Shad DurganDr. Shad Durgan is the senior pastor at Living Hope Church in Livingston Montana. He earned a MA in Divinity and PHD in Education. His hobbies include running and spending time with his wife and 3 teenage sons. His wife Patti, of nearly 25 years, is the principal of a local Elementary School. www.livinghope.church, Shad@livinghope.church.About Dave Skattum:Dave Skattum is a family man, a health guru and an inspirational speaker. In his late 40s, some life-changing experiences created a starting gate for him to make drastic changes to improve his health. Since then he has taken off 70 pounds, participates in Triathlons and Ultra Trail running, and has weaned himself off junk food. He enjoys nutritious foods, has become accurate in his thinking, and has taken his spiritual life to a new level.When speaking to an audience about his experience in getting healthy, he brings excitement and hope. Dave is a Certified Nutritarian, a CPT, distinguished Toastmaster and a Certified Instructor with the Napoleon Hill Foundation.To get in touch with Dave, join the online forum and to order his book visit http://www.the4pillarsofmenshealth.com The 4 Pillars of Men’s Healthhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-4-pillars-of-mens-health/

Matt grew up catching trout and bass in the historic Adirondack Mountains, and not long after was chasing the huge trophy steelhead, browns and salmon in the Great Lakes tributaries every fall and spring. Little did Matt know that his first rod and reel outfit from Sage in 1991 would change his life forever. After double majoring at University of Morrisville and University of Cortland, Matt would begin his full time career in fly fishing. He is a graduate of NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School) and worked for the International Federation of Fly Fishers (now Fly Fishers International) in Livingston Montana as his first job out of college where he also became a Certified Casting Instructor. Currently Matt runs his Fly Fishing School and Outfitter (http://mattheronflyfishing.com/) in Squaw Valley and Truckee in Lake Tahoe, CA. He has quickly turned his school at Resort at Squaw Creek into one of the premier fly fishing education programs in the country. His guide staff primarily focuses on the Truckee and Little Truckee rivers on the north shore of Lake Tahoe. In the off season, Matt can be found exploring the world’s finest destination and lodges hosting trips with clients and friends. As a sight fishing junkie, it’s hard to beat fishing cursing the flats! Matt has also recently accepted a position with Cast Hope as the Reno/Tahoe Regional Director. Cast Hope is a non-profit dedicated to getting youth on water by providing complimentary gear and guide trips. http://www.casthope.org/ Matt resides in Truckee California with his beautiful wife Lulana and their son, Declan.

Jamie Harrison sets her novel in 1905 Livingston Montana because, contrary to popular belief, it was a place of sophistication and flux similar to our world today. THE WIDOW NASH is about a woman who reinvents herself under a new identity. It poses the question, is this cowardice or courage? Harrison has lived in Montana for almost 30 years and writes when not plying her trade as a technical editor. She’s the daughter of author Jim Harrison.

On a windy afternoon, we decided to take a jaunt to one of the windiest cities in Montana!  We took the Jackson Creek Exit from Bozeman to travel on the Frontage Road to Livingston.  We started near Sacajawea Park and Miles Park near the Yellowstone River.  Mixed with some history, along with our own walking and driving tour, you’ll discover Livingston with a new lens.  Make sure to talk with the locals!   Let's Go Road Trippin'! Dia & Jewels www.montanaroadtripping.com