Dear Lander

We back. For the Season 2 premier, Amara and Jordan talk about LIFE CHANGING ART, and our experiences with such. We also chatted more about Cheesewheels, some of our fav Season 1 guest moments, aaaaand we answered your questions and give some sneak peeks to Season 2 guests! Stoked to see y'all again.

For the Season 1 finale, Amara and Jordan are joined by the legend herself: Grandma Peggy Carr, The Immortal Peg, The Rattlesnake Queen. She gifted us stories about the Lander-Riverton rivalry wayyy back in the 50s, beer-drinking pronghorn, the one time she fought a shark with one arm, eloping in Elko, and her own take on ghosts in the area. It's a short but sweet firework show.

For this episode, we traveled down into Limestone Mountain to interview Amy Skinner, explorer, owner and visionary behind Wild Iris Mountain Sports, and an essential pioneer in Lander climbing. Amy told amazingly detailed stories with Todd Skinner, coming in contact with cobras and mambas in South Africa, winning an airplane over a bet, and how the framework of the Houlihan Narratives came to be....

On this super-duper rock-solid episode of Dear Lander, we chatted with Mike Lilygren, OG Lander Climber, C0-Owner of Maven Optics, and all-around good dude. He walked us through his journey with others on the first ascent free climb of Trango Tower in Karakoram, what the vibe and climbing scene of Lander was like back in the 90s, some of the amazing business strides Lander has made through LEDA, a...

For our longest episode yet, we waxed nostalgic for the wonderful Sinks Canyon Camp, and all that it means to us! The five of us talked about the worst and best camp memories, the proper way to tell the Nugget Ned story, and the truth about ghosts in Sinks Canyon. oooOooooOoooo!! Come hang!

For the fourth episode of Dear Lander, Tim and Shawna talk about the origins and essentials that make the Lander swimming and diving program the greatest in the state. We touched on some of the hilariously cool traditions, some of the Lander greats, how Bruce Gresly's vision became legacy, and how pivotal the community is to the program itself.

For this sweet episode, we gotta chop it up with Angie Flint, owner and brains behind the Lander Bake Shop! A few of the things covered include Angie's origins and movie picks, the state of mountain biking in Lander, and Frank, the Bake Shop Ghost.

For Dear Lander's first guest, we hung out with the essential Mei Ratz! All three of us chatted about the origin of Houlihan (both the narratives and the word itself), hilarious Shakespeare in the Park memories, her journey as an artist and activist, sneakers, and literally so so so much more.

The purely Landiego podcast starts out with talks about spooky spots around Fremont County, junior high dances, some of our favorites art projects and spots around Lander, and what's to come!