First, But Last?

By: Wyoming Humanities | thinkWY
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  • First, but Last? introduces you to the creative, intrepid and influential women all across the state of Wyoming asking them about wisdom, work and adventure in the “equality” state. This special series celebrates Wyoming as the first state to give women the right to vote! ThinkWY | Wyoming Humanities podcasts are created to capture the stories in and outside of Wyoming to share ideas, perspectives, and insights about the human experience.
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Episodes
  • Rebekah Smith: An Authentic and Adventurous Voice For Wyoming Women

    Rebekah Smith: An Authentic and Adventurous Voice For Wyoming Women
    May 27 2021

    Rebekah Smith talks about the Wyoming Women's Foundation mission, why economic self-sufficiency is important for women, and why there aren't many prominent female hunters.

    "A lot of people have a personal experience with someone that inspires them to want to help make change in the state for women." - Rebekah Smith

    Learn more about this episode of First, but Last at www.thinkwy.org/first-but-last/rebekah-smith
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    33 mins
  • Jessica Bolerjack: Oil & Gas Land Representative And Successful Rodeo Competitor

    Jessica Bolerjack: Oil & Gas Land Representative And Successful Rodeo Competitor
    Mar 11 2021

    Jessica Bolerjack discusses why it's such an exciting time to be a woman in rodeo and what it's like being a female in the oil and gas industry.

    "I've always worked in fields that were predominantly male-dominated and you have to know your stuff and you have to stand up for yourself." - Jessica Bolerjack.

    Learn more about this episode of First, but Last at www.thinkwy.org/first-but-last/jessica-bolerjack
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    27 mins
  • Cecilia Aragon: How My Latina And Navajo Roots Inspire My Work

    Cecilia Aragon: How My Latina And Navajo Roots Inspire My Work
    Jan 28 2021

    Dr. Cecelia Aragon talks about founding her own bilingual theater company, which topics are covered in her theater diversity course, and the challenges faced by many first-generation American students who were born in Mexico.

    "Wyoming has really missed an opportunity to really engage with the growing Latino population in the state." - Dr. Cecelia Aragon

    Learn more about this episode of First, but Last at https://thinkwy.org/first-but-last/cecelia-aragon
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    42 mins

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