Glenrock Area Chamber Of Commerce & Glenrock Economic Development Corporation

In this episode of Conversations, we sit down with Army veteran and U.S. House candidate David Geralt for an in-depth discussion about service, leadership, family, and the issues shaping Wyoming’s future.

Converse County Aging Services (CCAS) joins the show to break down what they actually do for seniors across Douglas and Glenrock.

John and Kim sit down with Mike Stevens and Joe Benedetta to unpack the growing controversy around the proposed Pronghorn H2 Project in Converse County.

Sean and John sit down with Lonnie Sorensen, Elevate board member, local realtor, and newly announced candidate for Glenrock mayor.

A candid conversation with Converse County Memorial Hospital COO Victor Leglowick on rural healthcare staffing, hospital independence, local economic impact, and expanding patient access in Wyoming.

Candy and Melody walk through the momentum behind the Glenrock Veterans Park project.

Sean is joined by Tamara, owner of Star Taxes & Books and treasurer for the L.O.V.A. board. She shares her background, her family’s move to Wyoming, and her involvement in the community.

Learn how the National Civics Bee is coming to Glenrock, empowering sixth through eighth graders to engage in civic leadership, critical thinking, and public speaking with local support.

Frank and Cory from Patriot Tire Auto share their experiences with steak competitions, Fall Fest, yak cook-offs, and community cooking traditions in this fun, small-town conversation.

Hosts John Moulton and Sean Gowing pull up a chair with Glenrock-Converse County Game Warden Cody Bish for a straight-shooting, no-BS conversation about everything hunters and anglers in the area need to know right now.

Hosts John Moulton and Sean Gowing fire up the mics for a meat-filled, no-filter deep dive into the world of competition BBQ with Brian Bray, welder-by-day, pitmaster-by-passion, and reigning champ of Glenrock’s Fall Fest smoking competition with his team Fatty Calf.

Find our conversation with lifelong Converse County resident Glen Lam on Spotify and YouTube