recent episodes

Linda Walsh, Assistant Director of Leadership Wyoming, celebrates 15 years with the organization this year. She reflects on the very beginnings of Leadership Wyoming, shares what it's like to watch each class grow and graduate year after year, and tells a few funny stories of how plan B can often turn out better than plan A.

Jerimiah Rieman, Executive Director of the Wyoming County Commissioners Association talk about his career journey through state government, his current work with county commissioners, and personal reflections on leadership and community in Wyoming - including balancing public service with family life and outdoor pursuits.

Emi Domoto-Reilly of the Rivera Lodge and Nested West in Pinedale talks about her career in hospitality, how she manages burnout and the struggles of owning businesses in remote Wyoming, and what makes her community a special one.

We sit down with Bob Grady, venture capitalist and Leadership Wyoming graduate of the Class of 2012, as they chat about his career, what led him to do Leadership Wyoming, the future of Wyoming's economy, and advice that he would give to his teenage children.

Former Member and Speaker of the Wyoming House of Representatives, Kermit Brown, shares his take on learning in public, having difficult conversations, how to disagree without being disagreeable, and some things he's proud of.

The 22-Minute walk podcast

In 2022, Leadership Wyoming hosted the inaugural 22-Minute Walk, a challenge which encouraged participants to dedicate 22 minutes a week in December to silent self-reflection. Each week ended began with an email prompt and ended with an interview of the prompt author (see below).

This free challenge was open to anyone and graciously sponsored by Hilltop Bank.