Lindsay Linton Buk's guest appearances

Lindsay Linton Buk

Women in Wyoming Podcast

The Jackson Hole Connection

Jason Mitchell

Scott Fitzgerald

Lynsey Dyer

Bryan Miles

Jim Williams

David Gessner

Jim Owen

Jason Williams

Rick Fox

Emily Cohen

Ian McGregor

John Turner

Hal Johnson

Jay Petervary

Steve Baker

OwlTail

In this week’s episode of the Jackson Hole Connection, Stephan visits with Lindsay Linton Buk. Lindsay is a fifth-generation Wyoming native, photographer, speaker, and the Director of the Women in Wyoming project. Her project’s mission is to tell the inspiring stories of contemporary Wyoming women through art and media, celebrating their achievements, power, and learned wisdom.In this episode, Lindsay talks about growing up in Wyoming, discovering her calling as a photographer, and she highlights some of the inspiring women featured in her Women in Wyoming project. Stephan and Lindsay also talk about how becoming a parent can influence your career path and why being present and open is key in order to survive, especially in these challenging times.Lindsay’s multimedia exhibit, “Women in Wyoming: Portraits and Interviews of Women Who Shape the West” is on view at the University of Wyoming Art Museum in Laramie, Wyoming from September 12, 2020, to July 17, 2021.If you have an inspiring story or want to share a story of another inspiring woman, you can call and leave a voicemail or text 307-296-7560.  Your story may be featured in a future Women in Wyoming podcast episode or on social media.Learn more about Lindsay’s project at WomenInWyoming.comFind out more about Lindsay at LintonProductions.comFollow Lindsay on Instagram @lintonproductionsThis week's sponsor is Prugh Real Estate! Prugh Real Estate, creating opportunities for people to live and work in Jackson Hole since 2002. Visit Prugh.com to search current listings. Want to be a guest on The Jackson Hole Connection? Email us at connect@thejacksonholeconnection.com Marketing and editing support by Michael Moeri. Music in this episode is provided by Luke Taylor.

In this week’s episode of the Jackson Hole Connection, Stephan visits with Lindsay Linton Buk. Lindsay is a fifth-generation Wyoming native, photographer, speaker, and the Director of the Women in Wyoming project. Her project’s mission is to tell the inspiring stories of contemporary Wyoming women through art and media, celebrating their achievements, power, and learned wisdom. In this episode, Lindsay talks about growing up in Wyoming, discovering her calling as a photographer, and she highlights some of the inspiring women featured in her Women in Wyoming project. Stephan and Lindsay also talk about how becoming a parent can influence your career path and why being present and open is key in order to survive, especially in these challenging times. Lindsay’s multimedia exhibit, “Women in Wyoming: Portraits and Interviews of Women Who Shape the West” is on view at the University of Wyoming Art Museum in Laramie, Wyoming from September 12, 2020, to July 17, 2021. If you have an inspiring story or want to share a story of another inspiring woman, you can call and leave a voicemail or text 307-296-7560.  Your story may be featured in a future Women in Wyoming podcast episode or on social media. Learn more about Lindsay’s project at <a href="http://WomenInWyoming.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WomenInWyoming.com</a> Find out more about Lindsay at <a href="http://LintonProductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LintonProductions.com</a> Follow Lindsay on Instagram<a href="https://www.instagram.com/lintonproductions" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> @lintonproductions</a> This week's sponsor is Prugh Real Estate! Prugh Real Estate, creating opportunities for people to live and work in Jackson Hole since 2002. Visit <a href="https://prughrealestate.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Prugh.com</a> to search current listings.  <a href="https://prugh.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> Want to be a guest on The Jackson Hole Connection? Email us at <a href="mailto:connect@thejacksonholeconnection.com">connect@thejacksonholeconnection.com </a> Marketing and editing support by<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelmoeri" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Michael Moeri</a>. Music in this episode is provided by Luke Taylor.

Episode 111 – Women Who Shape the West with Lindsay Linton Buk

A behind-the-scenes interview about the Women in Wyoming series featuring Project Director/Photographer Lindsay Linton Buk by Isa Jones, Entertainment Editor with the Jackson Hole News &amp; Guide. Learn about why Lindsay created the Women in Wyoming series and what's next for Chapter 2.

Behind-the-Scenes with WW Project Director/Photographer Lindsay Linton Buk

How do we thrive? Wyoming is the least populated state in the country and 10th largest in size. According to national census figures, it’s home to an estimated 585,501 residents spread out over 97,818 square miles.This vast, endless space can be completely awe inspiring and wildly monumental, while at the same time, feel isolating and prove a harsh environment in which to call home. What does it take to make it in Wyoming today, and specifically as women?This question deeply resonated for Project Director Lindsay Linton Buk when she moved back to Wyoming after living in New York City; she struggled to see obvious opportunity for herself in her home state.Women in Wyoming developed out of a personal interest of Lindsay's to connect with her peers and learn how women were not just getting by, but filling the void, thinking big and finding their full expression and voice the rural West today.Historically, Wyoming has an impressive track record of female influencers and firsts, from Louisa Swain -- the first woman in the United States to cast a vote -- to Nellie Tayloe Ross, the first female Governor in the United States.Who are the modern pioneers, rule breakers and women shaping the West right now?Through portrait photography &amp; podcast, Women in Wyoming features visible women to more unsung heroes of the state who are breaking boundaries and showing the diverse ways in which it is possible to thrive in the rural West right now.Visit the project website at WomeninWyoming.com where you'll see each subject's full profile featuring their photo and interview, and follow the project on Instagram @womeninwyo

How do we thrive? Wyoming is the least populated state in the country and 10th largest in size. According to national census figures, it’s home to an estimated 585,501 residents spread out over 97,818 square miles. This vast, endless space can be completely awe inspiring and wildly monumental, while at the same time, feel isolating and prove a harsh environment in which to call home. What does it take to make it in Wyoming today, and specifically as women? This question deeply resonated for Project Director Lindsay Linton Buk when she moved back to Wyoming after living in New York City; she struggled to see obvious opportunity for herself in her home state. Women in Wyoming developed out of a personal interest of Lindsay's to connect with her peers and learn how women were not just getting by, but filling the void, thinking big and finding their full expression and voice the rural West today. Historically, Wyoming has an impressive track record of female influencers and firsts, from Louisa Swain -- the first woman in the United States to cast a vote -- to Nellie Tayloe Ross, the first female Governor in the United States. Who are the modern pioneers, rule breakers and women shaping the West right now? Through portrait photography &amp; podcast, Women in Wyoming features visible women to more unsung heroes of the state who are breaking boundaries and showing the diverse ways in which it is possible to thrive in the rural West right now. Visit the project website at <a href="http://WomeninWyoming.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WomeninWyoming.com</a> where you'll see each subject's full profile featuring their photo and interview, and follow the project on Instagram @womeninwyo

WW Series Intro w/Project Director Lindsay Linton Buk