Bundyville... the podcast

[Irrelevant]

https://www.opb.org/news/article/bundyville-occupation-podcast/

7 part series.

 

[Gr8bawana]

Why give these lunatics any more of an audience?

 

[bobbydean]

I do not think I will open any of the 7 parts.

 

[antlerradar]

Why give these lunatics any more of an audience?

On this we can agree.

 

[Schaaf]

Listened to it on the way home from Idaho. Worth a listen.

 

[BrentD]

Listened to it on the way home from Idaho. Worth a listen.

In what way(s)?

 

[huntid73]

In what way(s)?

I felt it was worth the listen to understand how the PLT/Ranchers side of the public land argument truly view our public lands. I know many landowners who don't view the BLM or NFS areas bordering their property as "their ranch" like the Bundy's so for me, I gained more perspective as to how some see it that way. I didn't feel like the presenter leaned onto the Bundy side, and if I remember correctly even interviewed Land Tawney from BHA about public land issues.

 

[icebreaker12]

I felt it was worth the listen to understand how the PLT/Ranchers side of the public land argument truly view our public lands. I know many landowners who don't view the BLM or NFS areas bordering their property as "their ranch" like the Bundy's so for me, I gained more perspective as to how some see it that way. I didn't feel like the presenter leaned onto the Bundy side, and if I remember correctly even interviewed Land Tawney from BHA about public land issues.

If my memory of the podcast serves me correctly, the host was about as middle of the road on the issues as they come. Some of the mormon things I wasn't aware about and brought an interesting perspective.