Pinedale

Sunny in 63 in Green River.

Partly sunny in Pinedale with highs 53.

Alpine, a lot of clouds today for you.

Highs in the upper 50s.

Sunny in Rock Springs, 57.

The high today, mostly sunny in Pinedale, upper 40s.

Afternoon should top out around 53 with sunny skies.

Plenty of sun in Dubois, 47.

Yeah, all right.

Abby, are you and Casper? Yes.

All right, so we're almost neighbors now, just like we were Jackson Pinedale.

Yeah, we like to keep each other in the sphere of closeness.

In E-Town, Evanston, Green River, sunny 53.

Pinedale, mostly sunny 42.

Little chill there.

Mid 40s in Alpine with plenty of sun.

It simply prevents the land from being subdivided.

The location within the migration corridor elevates their property as a priority for conservation work to be done.

Jill Randall, Game and Fish Migration Coordinator based in the Pinedale region, says this is a great example of landowners doing voluntary conservation work.

She says this is a win-win situation to meet the goals and objectives of the landowners and great outcomes for wildlife.

Green River, you'll start foggy and get to clearing skies and 56 in the afternoon.

Pinedale, foggy start to the day right up to about 11.

Sunny in the afternoon, upper 40s.

Alpine fog, then sun, 57.

In the end, the miracle did not come barlow later described himself as the first recorded male from either side of his family not to spend his whole career in agriculture it reads a little like a line on a gravestone half proud and half not and here's the argument that has never once been settled when exactly did the bar cross stop being hit barlow's own prediction put the end years earlier and he was wrong about that by his own admission jesse jarnow writes that the ranch imploded and that barlow was forced to sell it toward the end of the eight peter richardson in his history says only that by the time the electronic frontier foundation began barlow had stepped away from his work at the family ranch imploded sold stepped away those are three different ways for a thing to end and none of the accounts pins down the day the last of the cattle went out through the gate was it a sale a slow retreat or something that had really ended a decade before while everyone kept feeding the cows anyway the office is quiet the ledger lies closed now on the desk the wall clock ticks along a few minutes slow and out past the window the fence posts keep walking toward the mountains one after another coffee strong and a little burnt from sitting on the burner too long then the wood smoke faint from a stove in the next room then the cold that comes off the window-glass if you lean close to it because outside it is snowing steadily the kind of snow that means to stay the kitchen itself is warm two men sit at the table with their mugs and one of them has just flown in on his own jet and been driven over from a little airfield near by He has come a long way to compare notes about a visit from the FBI.

This is John Perry Barlow's kitchen in Pinedale, Wyoming, and the visitor is Mitch Kapoor, who founded the software company Lotus.

How the two of them came to be sitting there, watching the snow, is a story that begins with small towns.

Barlow came out of small ranching towns, and as the ranching life slipped away from him, he wondered what could ever take their place.

I mean, he's a dude.

But, like, playing with that other team, you know, that 67 elite, you know, you can't forget Matthew Gosard and Pinedale.

I mean... they're you know they they had a really good regional run last year made it to state upset powell upset some upset some pretty big teams you know um it's kind of nice cody's not gonna be in 3a i mean

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Kemmer, you could see rain late afternoon with highs of 61.

Pinedale, fog in the morning and a slight chance of rain late afternoon.

Clouds increasing 60, the high.

Alpine... foggy start to the day with a chance of four in the afternoon rain 68 dubois clouds increasing 61 the high jackson fog in the morning slight chance of rain mid-afternoon 66 you're high there thermopolis increasing clouds 72 Cody, 71.

Hey, you haven't put away the bike yet, have you? We're here in late October.

No, I have not.

And it's going to be another beautiful day here in Pinedale.

Oh.

Plus, Janine Ford joins us for another Am I the Jerk? court case involving two friends, some body shaming, and a comeback that might have gone too far.

And our best friend Brian from Pinedale calls in to rally the troops for the Top Host competition.

It's a fun hump day with my best friends.

Let's get the show started.

Good morning, champion, champion, Chris Bennett.

Heck yeah.

It's Brian from Pinedale.

To what do we owe the honor?