# Mark David Spence
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Indigenous Pasts and Presents (Pt.1)
The stories of Native Americans have long been erased in tellings of the history of the United States and in histories of Jackson Hole.
In this episode, we ask: How do we and how should we understand this violent and complicated history? What is true and what is false? And where does the legal rel…
Episode 12: Brian Leech on Environmental History
In her palace, Clio the patron Goddess of History has many rooms. This is the first of a recurring series of conversations in which we investigate one of the sub-disciplines of historical study. For those with a casual interest in history, it will be a way of learning something new. For graduate st…
02 Yosemite
Guy McClellan is an historian currently writing about Yosemite National Park as it grew in the 20th century. We discuss his work in progress and how it is informed by his experiences working as a Yosemite park ranger. Listeners can visit his personal website here: www.guymcclellan.net
Mr. McClella…
The First National Park
The land had been cultivated and lived on for millennia when geologist Ferdinand Hayden came upon the astounding Yellowstone "wilderness." It wasn't long before the federal government declared it a national park, to be preserved in perpetuity for the enjoyment of all. Ostensibly. How did Yellowston…
S3 E6: Environmental Protection
This week, we are going to be exploring the relationship between presidents, the bully pulpit, and environmental protection. When did presidents start thinking about federal use of land? When did that consideration change from an economic one based on maximizing profit and agricultural production f…
The first national park
The land had been cultivated and lived on for millennia when geologist Ferdinand Hayden came upon the astounding Yellowstone "wilderness." It wasn't long before the federal government declared it a national park, to be preserved in perpetuity for the enjoyment of all. Ostensibly. How did Yellowston…
Erin Monahan's Feminist Response to the Outdoor Industry
I first came across Erin’s work at Terra Incognita Media a few years ago when I was doing research on National Parks and the influence of John Muir. I was on a learning journey that would lead me to a series of revelations about the history of environmentalism and the generational harm caused by Jo…
15: "Wilderness" - the word, the myth, the construct (with Erin Monahan)
In this episode of "It's All Poetry," Nicole and guest Erin Monahan explore the complex and dangerous implications of the word (and construct) "wilderness."
This discussion delves deep into the colonial roots and violent connotations associated with "wilderness," as well as its intersection with …
[TEASER] The More Than Human World
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292) Mark David Spence: Deconstructing the colonial roots of National Parks
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About Mark David Spence:
Mark David Spence is a public historian, a consultant, and a visiting professor in the…
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