The Interpreter: Recent Episodes
Eastern Sierra Interpretive Association
The Interpreter is a production of the Eastern Sierra Interpretive Association, supporting the Forest Service for over fifty years.
In our fifth episode, host Lauren DeLaunay Miller chats with Amy Sturgill, ESIA's Bi-State Sage Grouse Data and Communications Coordinator, to talk about her position and the current conservation race to save the sage grouse.
In our fourth episode, host Lauren DeLaunay Miller sits down with Fred Rowe, fly fishing guide extraordinaire, to talk about the current state of fly fishing in the Eastern Sierra.
In our third episode, host Lauren DeLaunay Miller has two conversations about rock climbing in the Eastern Sierra. In the first half, we talk with Alexa Flower and Jimmy Capangpangan, ESIA's first season climbing rangers, and in the second half, we talk to Katie Goodwin, Access Fund policy analyst.
In our second episode, host Lauren DeLaunay Miller sits down with Joe Reidhead, author of Half Dome: The History of a Mountain, to talk about the Sierra Nevada's most famous rock.
In our first episode, host Lauren DeLaunay Miller sits down with Nate Greenberg, president of the Eastern Sierra Avalanche Center, to talk about snow safety on the Eastside.