Jason Wickens is founder of Live From the Divide, in Bozeman, Montana and principal in Wickens Ranch Beef.  Live From the Divide hosts songwriters in their intimate music venue on the north side of town, and Jason’s family beef operation supplies local restaurants and homes with sustainably raised beef in Winifred, Montana. We talk to Jason about the founding of one of the country's most unique music venues and his personal journey over the past two years to go back home and work with his family.  More Information:Live From the DivideWickens Ranch beefFollow Wickens Ranch on InstagramFollow Live From the Divide on Instagram

Known for his ability to capture stories in the most remote corners of the world, Max Lowe is  a renowned director and photographer who captures stories in the most remote corners of our planet in search for adventure and narratives. Max began his career with National Geographic in 2012 with a Young Explorers Grant, and then went on to work with National Geographic Magazine, Men's Journal, Outside Magazine and numerous other outdoor publications.  In recent years, Max has directed, shot and produced numerous award-winning short documentary films that garnered screen time at festivals such as Cannes, Tribeca and Indi Short Docs, and most recently directed a feature documentary film “TORN” with National Geographic channel that chronicles his family’s complex relationships in the wake of his father Alex Lowe’s death in 1999.  More Information:"Torn" homepageMax Low MediaFollow Max Lowe on Instagram or Vimeo

Earl B. Hunter, Jr is an experienced business leader across multiple industries.   Mr. Hunter is the Founder and President of Black Folks Camp Too — a marketing-driven business whose mission is to increase diversity in the outdoor industry by making it easier, more interesting and more fun for Black folks to go camping. At the heart of Black Folks Camp Too is the belief that once black folks become more active campers and begin enjoying the outdoor lifestyle - this will help break down barriers to create more inclusive communities and stronger relationships overall.  We talk to Earl about his journey with Black Folks Camp Too, the power of the Unity Blaze, how we can all become part of the conversation and an exciting new product launch with Oboz.  

Ben Gabriel has led Wild Montana since 2017, providing vision and strategic leadership to execute the organization's mission. of uniting and mobilizing people across Montana, creating and growing a conservation movement around a shared love of wild public lands and waters. Wild Montana works at the local level,  fostering collaboration, and forging agreements for protecting the wild, enhancing public land access, and helping communities thrive. Ben talks about leading this cutting edge organization as it faces new and old obstacles. More Information:Wild MontanaFollow Wild Montana on Instagram or FacebookSupport Wild Montana

For the past 24 years, Dan Stahler has worked in Yellowstone National Park as lead biologist for the Yellowstone Wolf Project as well as  project leader of the Yellowstone Cougar Project.More recently, Dan and his colleagues Doug Smith and Daniel MacNulty edited Yellowstone Wolves: Science and Discovery in the World's First National Park, a gripping and accessible celebration of the extraordinary Yellowstone Wolf Project.  We talk to Dan about his journey to become a lead wildlife biologist and the world’s fascination with the wild wolves of Yellowstone.   More Information:Yellowstone Wolf ProjectYellowstone Cougar ProjectMore on Yellowstone Wolves: Science and Discovery in the World's First National Park

Kristen is the founder of Bearfoot Theory, an online community that inspires people to get outside by developing an outdoor skillset that prepares people for wherever their adventures take them.  We talk to her about how she started Bearfoot Theory, the explosion of van life culture, going on a digital fast and what’s is next for her thriving outdoor community.   More Information:Bearfoottheory.comBearfoot Theory on InstagramBearfoot Theory YouTube Channel

Jay Broccolo is a Weather Observer and Meteorologist at Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire.  Jay’s responsibilities include hourly weather observations and 6-hourly synoptic weather observations.  These observations are reported to the National Weather Service in the form of a METAR report, which is the 'code' weather stations, the FAA, and all of the weather organizations across the world use to disseminate weather data.  Jay talks about working at a place that is "home of the world's worst weather" and the importance of weather data.    More Information:Mount Washington Observatory Follow MWOBS on InstagramCheck out MWOBS on FacebookSee Marty the Cat

Jackie Nourse is the host of the international hit podcast JUMP with Traveling Jackie and founder of JUMP Experiences, where she leads adventure trips and retreats for her audience. She explores living life with courage through her personal blog Traveling Jackie, and she is also the founder of The Budget-Minded Traveler blog and online community.  We talk to Jackie about all manner of travel, inspiring others, and overcoming adversity.More Information:TravelingJackie.com JUMP ExperiencesJUMP PodcastInstagramFacebookYouTube

Robin Hill is Executive Director of Big Sky Youth Empowerment based here in Bozeman.  BYEP is an organization that empowers at-risk youth through outdoor programs and life altering workshops designed to promote opportunities in their lives.  Robin speaks about the power of changing kids lives, his own journey to his position and why the outdoors are so important.  More Information:Visit BYEP online.Donate to BYEP here.See Robin's Film, "Local Voices" here.Visit the all-new Bozeman Collection.

We speak with Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park, Cam Sholly.  Superintendent Sholly has worked in the National Park Service for the better part of the past 29 years, including his previous stint as the National Park Service’s Midwest Regional Director and a time at Yosemite National Park.  Sholly is a U.S. Army veteran who served in both infantry and combat military police assignments.  He earned Bachelor’s Degree in Management from St. Mary’s College of California, holds a Master’s Degree in Environmental Management from Duke University, and is a graduate of the Harvard University Senior Executive Fellows Program.  He talks to us today about the challenges and opportunities of managing the iconic Yellowstone National Park.