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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2021 · 30 MIN

Geoff O'Gara: Modern Day Struggles of the American West

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Geoffrey O’Gara is an author, script writer, public affairs host, and documentary producer based in Lander, Wyoming. He is the author of What You See in Clear Water: Indians, Whites, and a Battle Over Water in the American West (Knopf) and A Long Road Home, Journeys Through America’s Present in Search of America’s Past (Norton). Geoff is the former editor of High Country News and spent many years as public affairs host and award winning documentary film producer at Wyoming PBS. In 2015 Geoff began Caldera Productions, an independent documentary film company focusing on stories in the American West. Caldera's 2019 film The State of Equality (co-production with Wyoming PBS) about the historic role Wyoming women played in women's suffrage, was nominated for a 2020 Heartland EMMY and NETA Public Media Award. Geoff's latest Caldera project, Home From School: The Children of Carlisle (co-production with Vision Maker Media), documents the history of the Native American boarding schools in the U.S. and the historic journey of the Northern Arapaho in repatriating children from one of these schools. The feature film will be released in early 2021.  Contact him at [email protected] and for more information about Caldera Productions go to: www.calderaproductions.com. Thanks to you and yours for speaking with us, Geoff!

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