Yonder Radio 7/23/16 (Podcast version, no breaks)
This week on Yonder Radio, we begin in Weiser, Idaho – a town battling a cat-astrophe. Reporter Astra Lincoln brings us the story of the rural town’s efforts to tackle the influx of hundreds of stray cats through a trap and release program.
Next, we’re heading to western North Carolina, where Anya…
Yonder Radio 7/23/26 (Radio version, with breaks)
*Note: this episode is built for radio broadcasting and includes breaks filled with music for podcast purposes.
This week on Yonder Radio, we begin in Weiser, Idaho – a town battling a cat-astrophe. Reporter Astra Lincoln brings us the story of the rural town’s efforts to tackle the influx of hundr…
THE WESTERNERS with Megan Kate Nelson | Episode 52
The accalimed historian of the American west sheds new light on the people who helped expand the U.S. in its earliest days, and how we look at history and preserve legacy.
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312 The Domestic Slave Trade
The transatlantic slave trade dominated in North America during the 17th and 18th centuries. But by 1808, a different slave trade came to dominate in the young United States, the domestic or internal slave trade.
Joshua D. Rothman, an award-winning historian, Professor of History at the Universit…
Yellowstone: The World's First National Park
This year is the 150th anniversary of the world's first national park of its kind, Yellowstone. Each year nearly four million people visit the park but many are unaware of how it was founded.Its founding act as a snapshot of key forces in post Civil War America; reconstruction and the Republican pa…
The Home Front with Lauren Duval
On this special episode of Historians & Their Histories, guest host Megan Kate Nelson sits down with Lauren Duval, Associate Professor of History at the University of Oklahoma. They discuss Prof. Duval's new book The Home Front: Revolutionary Households, Military Occupation, and the Making of Ameri…
Beyond the Frontier Myth: The Complicated West | Megan Kate Nelson | The Westerners
Historian Megan Kate Nelson joins Jennifer Robin Terry to discuss The Westerners: Mythmaking and Belonging on the American Frontier and how the complicated lives of the people who inhabited the American West challenge one of the nation’s most enduring myths.
The popular story of the American West i…
Episode 3: The Vanishing: Getting Lost in the Great Wide Open
Jimmy begins with the strangely enduring story of David Lang, the Tennessee farmer who supposedly disappeared in front of his family and witnesses in 1880—and the even stranger fact that the story was repeated by reputable outlets, including the Cincinnati Enquirer.
From there, Gauge Illumination…
Megan Kate Nelson Interview from episode 3
Megan Kate Nelson is a historian, writer, and Pulitzer Prize finalist whose work examines the American West, the Civil War, environmental history, and national mythology. Her books include The Three-Cornered War, Saving Yellowstone, Ruin Nation, Trembling Earth, and The Westerners.
Official websit…
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