First, But Last?

Becca Smith explains why the Wyoming Women's Foundation mission is to invest in economic self-sufficiency for women and opportunities for girls.

Jessica Buller-Jack says breakaway roping is now in the PRCA ranks and the National Finals Rodeo.

Cecilia Aragon says Wyoming has "turned a blind eye" to its growing Latino population.

Lynnette Gray Bull says a CWC advisor told her son to "just drop out and come back the next year."

Tara Nethercott says a police department closure left her family without resources and changed her path to law.

Host Emmy DeGrappa interviews Caroline Mills, an American Indian woman from the Wind River Reservation, about her life, education, and work with young students.

Host Emmy DeGrappa interviews retired educator Maggie Murdoch about growing up in Wyoming and her perspective on women's progress toward equality.

Host Emmy DeGrappa interviews Jennifer Wilmette, chair of the Wyoming Council for Women, about the organization's goals and challenges facing women across the state.

Host Emmy DeGrappa interviews Diane Schober, Executive Director of the Wyoming Office of Tourism, about her career journey and experiences as a woman in Wyoming.

Host Emmy DeGrappa interviews Laura Griffith, founder of Recover Wyoming, about her life and work in the Equality State.

Host Emmy DeGrappa interviews Wyoming legislator Sarah Burlingame about her work and the state's legacy of women's suffrage.

Host Emmy DeGrappa interviews financial advisor Kristen Wilkerson about her journey to Wyoming and her work advocating for women.

Host Emmy DeGrappa interviews singer-songwriter Sarah Sample about her journey to Wyoming and her perspective on equality in the Equality State.