Lindsay Linton Buk
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434 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 28 Jul
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It's just you you lend a hand and you do you get the job done, whatever it needs to be.
Yes.
Yes.
I just reconnected with the sheep ranching family in my book, The Tomans, and they're in their calving and lambing season right now.
You know, their days start essentially at sunrise and go until 10 o'clock at night.
And that's the season of life they're in.
There's, you know, working the land.
It's just, it's not something you can put off to the next day.
You know, it's like things have to be done every single day.
Yeah, I think that's the, again, so much of my work and I feel like my journey in Wyoming is those contrasts and, you know, coming against the boundaries, so to speak.
And, you know, the cowboy, like we're the cowboy state.
It's the symbol of independence.
Yet what I've realized through creating my work and what I think women do so well is really that interdependence, which is so vital, you know, to our resilience.
Certainly, we aren't all tracking our own wheat.
I do feature a woman in the book.
She calls herself a prairie philosopher, Jill Winger.
She's amazing.
She's really a nuanced Renaissance woman who...
Loves to work the land, loves to live off the land, but has essentially, you know, like a huge online platform where she's teaching and mentoring people.
So you're still connected, of course, to the modern world and we still have all the conveniences of modern society.
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