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The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand

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Earl Durand
Wyoming
Vic Carrabotta
Cody
University Of South Carolina
Poaching
Law Enforcement
True Crime
Community Trust
1939
Comics
Beartooth Mountains
Wyoming Outlaw
Mel Stonehouse
Cote
Deep Lake
Cody Enterprise
Denver Post
Deep Lake Landslide
Sheriff's Badge

The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand chronicles the legendary 1939 manhunt for Wyoming outlaw Earl Durand, known as the “Tarzan of the Tetons.” Blending history, myth, and local memory, the series revisits how one young man’s final days shook a community and became Western folklore. The podcast is hosted by Jerred Metz, author of the book The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand and features interviews ... more

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In this episode, Jerred Metz and Forest Fighter Travis Bratten discuss the 2003 Deep Lake Fire. Travis shares firsthand experiences battling the wildfire, the challenges of the rugged terrain, and the dramatic helicopter rescue of campers. The episod... more

In this episode, Actor and playwright Don MacKay joins Jerred Metz to discuss adapting "The Last 11 Days of Earl Durand" for the stage. Don shares how the story resonated with his own life and the creative choices behind bringing this American legend... more

In this episode, Jerred Metz and historian Dave Wetzel discuss the dramatic life and death of Earl Durand, an outlaw whose story blurs the line between legend and reality. Through analysis of Durand’s final letter and actions, they explore themes of ... more

In this episode, Jerred Metz talks with publisher Nancy Curtis about her decision to publish his book The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand. They discuss why regional crime stories matter, how Durand’s tale reflects a changing West, and the impact of c... more

In this episode, Jerred Metz explores the story behind the 1974 film "The Legend of Earl Durand." 

With anecdotes about the cast, local legends, and the experience of teaching the story in a university course, this episode offers a candid look at th... more

In this episode, Jerred Metz interviews Brandi Wright, director of the Homesteader Museum in Powell, Wyoming, about artifacts related to Earl Durand. They discuss the significance of items like a bullet-grazed hat, a jail cell, and a rifle, as well a... more

In this episode, Jerred Metz explores the aftermath of Earl Durand’s dramatic end, focusing on the unusual public response to his death. The story covers the creation of a death mask, the community’s involvement in his burial, and the almost carnival... more

In this episode, Jerred Metz explores the final days of Earl Durand, a man who knew his fate was sealed. Through five chilling moments, hear how Earl repeatedly predicted his own death as he evaded law enforcement, took hostages, and made his last st... more

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Recent Guests

Dave Wetzel
Historian and author, currently working on a true crime article.
Not specified
Episode: Dave Wetzel on the Extraordinary Letter Durand Wrote to Sheriff Frank Blackburn
Nancy Curtis
Publisher and founder of High Plains Press
High Plains Press
Episode: Nancy Curtis and the publishing of The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand Book
Brandi Wright
Director of The Homesteader Museum in Powell, Wyoming
The Homesteader Museum
Episode: Brandi Wright and The Homesteader Museum’s Durand artifacts
Vic Carrabotta
Comic book artist known for his work with Marvel Comics and illustration for the graphic novel adaptation.
Self
Episode: Michael Weisenberg and the Graphic Novel art exhibit for Vic Carrabotta
Elizabeth Suddeth
Assistant Dean of the School of Library Science at the University of South Carolina.
University of South Carolina
Episode: Michael Weisenberg and the Graphic Novel art exhibit for Vic Carrabotta
Rick Stonehouse
Son of Mel Stonehouse and storyteller who shares memories of his father's experiences.
Episode: Mel Stonehouse and His Role on Sheriff Blackburn’s Posse (with Rick Stonehouse)
Dr. Rob Thomas
Geology professor at the University of Montana
University of Montana
Episode: Rob Thomas and the Deep Lake Landslide
Dave Reetz
Former officer with the First National Bank of Powell and community contributor
First National Bank of Powell
Episode: Dave Reetz and the Media of 1939
Milward Simpson
Executive director of the Plank Stewardship Initiative
Plank Stewardship Initiative
Episode: Honorable Park Counteans: Milward Simpson (with Milward Simpson)

Host

Jerrod Metz
Author of 'The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand' and host of discussions surrounding the historical and cultural significance of Earl Durand's story.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Dean Johnson and a Life in the Wilderness
Q: Tell me about your growing up. Where were you born?
I was born and raised in Powell, Wyoming, and that's where the bank holdup was.
Dean Johnson and a Life in the Wilderness
Q: When did you first hear about Earl Durand?
It would have been when I was a kid, and mom and dad talking about him.
Honorable Park Counteans: Milward Simpson (with Milward Simpson)
Q: When you first heard about the Durand events, I'm assuming that you did at an early age, is that correct?
Milward confirms that the Durand events were part of the Simpson family's captivating lore from a young age, creating awe and a sense of bravery around his grandfather's tales.
Elizabeth Suddeth and Vic Carrabotta’s Illustrations
Q: How would you characterize Vic's work, and particularly his storytelling through pictures?
Elizabeth describes Vic's art as realistic and varied, showing his experience from both comic book creation and commercial advertising, and she notes his talent in depicting the emotional landscape of the story.
Nancy Curtis and the publishing of The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand Book
Q: What would you say the significance of the story is?
Curtis points out the transition in Wyoming's history marked by advancements in technology and changes in crime dynamics.

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Exploring the complexities of folklore intertwined with historical events, this series focuses on the dramatic and notorious manhunt for outlaw Earl Durand in 1939 Wyoming. Each episode revisits key moments in Durand's life, his legendary status as the 'Tarzan of the Tetons', and the lasting impact on local communities and memory. Through interviews with historians, museum directors, and those connected to Durand's story, themes of heroism, crime, and societal reflection are examined, making it a rich source for those interested in true crime narratives, American folklore, and dramatic retellings of local history.

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1. Dave Wetzel
2. Nancy Curtis
3. Brandi Wright
4. Vic Carrabotta
5. Elizabeth Suddeth
6. Rick Stonehouse
7. Dr. Rob Thomas
8. Dave Reetz

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