Yonder Lies: Unpacking the Myths of Jackson Hole

Just listened to the piece on Tensleep- great writing, really interesting approach. I was so captivated. This is the news we need in the outdoors community. Also really enjoyed and appreciated the interview with Len Necefer. Keep it up, guys!

Please put them in some sort of order First to last?

Yonder Lies is a case study for not just the aspiring podcaster but also how podcasts can help meet the need in the absence of local journalism. Jackson is lucky in that it has comparatively robust journalistic scene, but Yonder Lies exercises the ability to deep dive into issues directly relevant to the denizens of Jackson Hole as it is not held back by the constraints of print. Kudos to Jesse and Hannah for pursuing this endeavor. Minor technical issues (more apparent in earlier episodes) aside, Yonder Lies is proof that if the concept and content is solid the podcast will deliver.

Great and relevant content. I appreciate that they cover varying perspectives on the topic of public land and conservation in the area, with particular attention paid to the native perspective that is often overlooked. One thing I wish would improve is that a few times they've played their music over guests talking, to a point that you can't even hear the guest (Len Necefer) or at inappropriate times where the music doesn't fit the tone and competes with the message (such as when discussing IMMW). A bit more editing would improve the listening experience.