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The Constant Force of Change in the Cowboy State “The economic profile of Wyoming will change like everything else in the state has changed, and it will not be because of things we have done as Wyomingites. The economic life of Wyoming will change...
The Constant Force of Change in the Cowboy State
“The economic profile of Wyoming will change like everything else in the state has changed, and it will not be because of things we have done as Wyomingites. The economic life of Wyoming will change because of the marketplace, because of risk cap being put to work in Wyoming and returning a reward.” - Rod Miller
Hey, Wyoming residents! Ever wondered what a columnist born into a ranching family since 1867 has to say about change and identity in Wyoming? We unravel some informative insights of columnist Rod Miller. Listen to his perspectives on Wyoming's identity and the ongoing changes that are reshaping the state. Stay tuned to hear his thoughts about Wyoming's past, present, and future. You won't want to miss his journey through Wyoming's history and its evolving identity. Are you ready to embrace the winds of change in Wyoming?
My special guest is Rod Miller
Rod Miller, a prominent columnist for the Cowboy State Daily, is a native Wyomingite with a deep-rooted connection to the state's history and culture. Growing up on a cattle ranch in northern Carbon County, Rod's family heritage in Wyoming spans back to 1867, giving him a unique and authentic insight into the state's identity and the changes it has undergone. With a keen understanding of Wyoming's past and present, Rod's perspectives on change and identity in the state offer a genuine exploration of the topic. His personal experiences and knowledge provide an engaging and thought-provoking angle that resonates with those seeking to understand Wyoming's evolving identity.
Explore Wyoming's Evolving Economic Profile
Discussing Wyoming's economic future, Rod Miller highlights the critical role of the marketplace and the invested risk capital in shaping the state's economic profile. Emphasizing that changes will be driven by market forces rather than the initiative of Wyoming's residents, he underpins the importance of an adaptive response. The nuances of the resulting economic diversification in the state form a complex discussion dividing local opinions on change in Wyoming.
The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Wyoming Humanities - For more information about Wyoming humanities and to subscribe to the Winds of Change podcast, visit Thinkwy.org.
Cowboy State Daily - To read Rod Miller's columns and stay updated on Wyoming news, visit the Cowboy State Daily website.
Clean Air Act - Learn more about the Clean Air Act of 1970 and its impact on the energy industry in Wyoming.
Heart Mountain Interpretive Center - Explore the history of the Japanese internment camp at Heart Mountain and learn about the preservation efforts at the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center.
https://www.wyohistory.org/encyclopedia/five-wyoming-oil-fields-and-transformation-economy
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The Winds of Change podcast is centered on the people, places, history, and stories of Wyoming. We talk about identity, community, land, change and what it means to thrive in the state. How does someone identify with wide spaces and big personalities in small towns? Listen to folks from across our state share their connection to Wyoming and home. Or others who are pining for opportunities to invite change. And still, there are many voices who welcome the challenge. Making a life here means persistence. Some families have been here for generations and stay true, heads held high, through the blustery winters. Others are newcomers making sense of the unfamiliar winds the world continually blows in.