Bob Wick's guest appearances

Bob Wick

The Landscape

Ojai: Talk of the Town 

Counter Statement Podcast

Michael Bennet

Rhiannon Giddens

Emma Marris

Mark Lewis

Scott Johnson

Kevin Davis

Jared Huffman

Leah Sottile

Jonathan Thompson

Tommy Caldwell

Michael Finkel

Malcolm McDowell

Ryan Zinke

Lucy Bellwood

Jeff Mann

OwlTail

Bureau of Land Management wilderness specialist Bob Wick has taken some of the most iconic outdoor photos of the last 30 years. In this “exit interview” with The Landscape, Bob discusses his gear and technique. You can watch this episode, complete with photos, on YouTube or Facebook. Part 1 with Bob Wick Follow Bob on […]

Bob Wick’s photography secrets

The first of two episodes with Bureau of Land Management wilderness specialist and photographer Bob Wick. You can watch this episode on YouTube or Facebook, and the photos Aaron and Bob talk about are linked below as well. News Interior Secretary Deb Haaland visits Colorado and BLM’s empty headquarters BLM nominee Tracy Stone-Manning heads toward […] The post Public lands photographer Bob Wick appeared first on Center for Western Priorities.

The first of two episodes with Bureau of Land Management wilderness specialist and photographer Bob Wick. You can watch this episode on YouTube or Facebook, and the photos Aaron and Bob talk about are linked below as well. News Interior Secretary Deb Haaland visits Colorado and BLM’s empty headquarters BLM nominee Tracy Stone-Manning heads toward […] The post <a href="https://westernpriorities.org/2021/07/public-lands-photographer-bob-wick/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Public lands photographer Bob Wick</a> appeared first on <a href="https://westernpriorities.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Center for Western Priorities</a>.

Public lands photographer Bob Wick

Bob Wick is much more than a media magnate and co-owner of Wick Communications, a chain of newspapers and radio stations across the country. He is also a renowned artist, the creator of monumental bronzes that bring together man and nature in compelling and insightful ways. He also taught art at Kent State University in the 1960s and knew well many of the leading figures from that tumultuous era.He was close friends with Carl Oglesby, anti-war activist, author and president of the Students for a Democratic Society, and John de Groot, famed journalist who won the first of his two Pulitzer Prizes for coverage of the tragic events of May 4, 1970 in which the National Guard unleashed a hail of bullets at peaceful protestors, killing four bystanders. We talk about the tragic folly of Ohio's governor and Kent State's president, and how that event nearly tore about a country already deeply divided by war and injustice.We also talk about Nixon's efforts to establish a guaranteed basic income, the advent of free agency in baseball and sports in general, and how art can unify a culture. Bob talks about his own art, in which he seeks to show the oneness of all things through huge bronzes which bring together man and nature. As Bob quotes Buddha: "What's inside is outside, what's outside is inside." We don't talk about how we've know each other for nearly 50 years, and how his compassion and kindness opened the golden doors for opportunity for me to achieve a career in journalism. You can check out Bob's amazing and insightful sculptures at http://robertwick.com/

Bob Wick is much more than a media magnate and co-owner of Wick Communications, a chain of newspapers and radio stations across the country. He is also a renowned artist, the creator of monumental bronzes that bring together man and nature in compelling and insightful ways. He also taught art at Kent State University in the 1960s and knew well many of the leading figures from that tumultuous era. He was close friends with Carl Oglesby, anti-war activist, author and president of the Students for a Democratic Society, and John de Groot, famed journalist who won the first of his two Pulitzer Prizes for coverage of the tragic events of May 4, 1970 in which the National Guard unleashed a hail of bullets at peaceful protestors, killing four bystanders. We talk about the tragic folly of Ohio's governor and Kent State's president, and how that event nearly tore about a country already deeply divided by war and injustice. We also talk about Nixon's efforts to establish a guaranteed basic income, the advent of free agency in baseball and sports in general, and how art can unify a culture. Bob talks about his own art, in which he seeks to show the oneness of all things through huge bronzes which bring together man and nature. As Bob quotes Buddha: "What's inside is outside, what's outside is inside."  We don't talk about how we've know each other for nearly 50 years, and how his compassion and kindness opened the golden doors for opportunity for me to achieve a career in journalism. You can check out Bob's amazing and insightful sculptures at <a href="http://robertwick.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://robertwick.com/</a>

Kent State: Lessons Learned With Bob Wick