Amanda Eggert's guest appearances

Amanda Eggert

A New Angle

Montana Lowdown

Whitney Williams

Max Baucus

Wilmot Collins

Brad Tyer

Chuck Johnson

Dierdre Wolownick

Joe Anderson

Ross Douthat

Kimberly Reed

Jenny Jurek

Michelle Weaver

Sarah Vowell

Steve Albini

Steve Bullock

Tim Johnson

OwlTail

Today's guest is Amanda Eggert of Montana Free Press. Amanda covers environmental issues and has written a series of deeply reported articles about the complex and confusing access and ownership issues in Montana’s Crazy Mountains. The Crazies are a magnificent, wild, sacred and mysterious island range in central Montana.Transcript here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uu7zSyiM-gVWtx2SooQSYFF4dlTajhL4Db1B7QjLApo/edit?usp=sharing

Today's guest is Amanda Eggert of Montana Free Press. Amanda covers environmental issues and has written a series of deeply reported articles about the complex and confusing access and ownership issues in Montana’s Crazy Mountains. The Crazies are a magnificent, wild, sacred and mysterious island range in central Montana. Transcript here: <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uu7zSyiM-gVWtx2SooQSYFF4dlTajhL4Db1B7QjLApo/edit?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uu7zSyiM-gVWtx2SooQSYFF4dlTajhL4Db1B7QjLApo/edit?usp=sharing</a>

Accessing the Crazy Mountains with MTFP's Amanda Eggert

In this week's podcast, freelance journalist and former wildland firefighter Amanda Eggert joins us from Bozeman to discuss her recent three-part series for Montana Free Press,  Living With Fire. While the 2019 fire season is off to a slow start due to unseasonably cool and wet weather, the city of Helena is watching as firefighters battle the North Hills fire, which has burned more than 4,000 acres and prompted the evacuation of more than 400 homes. Eggert's series explores the evolution of wildfire suppression, the role land-use planning can play in limiting property damage from wildfire, and the rise of the private firefighting industry. Says Eggert, “There’s an economic inequality aspect to [the private firefighting industry], where essentially wealthy people with disposable cash can better protect their homes and properties from fire than people who rely on public agencies.” Readers can find Amanda’s Living With Fire series by visiting montanafreepress.org and clicking on the “News” tab at the top of the page.

In this week's podcast, freelance journalist and former wildland firefighter Amanda Eggert joins us from Bozeman to discuss her recent three-part series for Montana Free Press, <a href="https://montanafreepress.org/series/living-with-fire/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Living With Fire</a>. While the 2019 fire season is off to a slow start due to unseasonably cool and wet weather, the city of Helena is watching as firefighters battle the North Hills fire, which has burned more than 4,000 acres and prompted the evacuation of more than 400 homes. Eggert's series explores the evolution of wildfire suppression, the role land-use planning can play in limiting property damage from wildfire, and the rise of the private firefighting industry. Says Eggert, “There’s an economic inequality aspect to [the private firefighting industry], where essentially wealthy people with disposable cash can better protect their homes and properties from fire than people who rely on public agencies.” Readers can find Amanda’s Living With Fire series by visiting <a href="http://www.montanafreepress.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">montanafreepress.org</a> and clicking on the “News” tab at the top of the page.

Living With Fire: Talking Wildfire With Amanda Eggert