You're not doing this because you want to make money, you do it because it clicks in your soul.

It's probably who your parents or who your grandparents were.

It's not because the money is good. Money is shitty.

This is Death, Sex, and Money.

The show from WNYC, about the things we think about a lot,

I need to talk about more.

I'm Anna Sale.

When you drive in to Pinedale Wyoming, the welcome sign says Pinedale,

all the civilization you need.

When artists Sue Summers arrived in town in the early 90s,

after growing up in New Jersey, moving around internationally with her dad's job and going to art school,

she was surprised to find Pinedale was all the civilization she needed.

I felt like I could live here, I could live somewhere else, it doesn't really matter.

But when happenstance brought me to Pinedale and I needed to stay for a while,

I noticed that I could start contributing to the community and participating in the community

and people would welcome me.

As long as if I said I was going to bring the brownies and I brought the brownies, I was in.

People like that when you follow through.

And so I started acquiring friends and I worked at the Pinedale Roundup.

And when you work at the local newspaper, you meet everybody.

And I had never felt that relevant to a place before.

Sue now lives about eight miles out of town on a multi-generational cattle ranch.

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