Into the Archives explores Washington’s history through letters, laws and lived experience, showing how democracy leaves a paper trail. Produced by TVW in collaboration with the Washington State Archives’ Legacy Washington program, the series blends narrative storytelling, archival audio and original interviews to revisit moments that shaped the Evergreen State. Each episode draws from letters, blueprints, court rulings, oral histories, photographs and film, revealing the human dramas behind defining chapters of state history. Listeners travel from territorial standoffs and constitutional debates to legendary creatures, close elections, environmental turning points and the rise of the modern tech economy. tvwstories.substack.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchInto the Archives explores Washington’s history through letters, laws and lived experience, showing how democracy leaves a paper trail. Produced by TVW in collaboration with the Washington State Archives’ Legacy Washington program, the series blends narrative storytelling, archival audio and original interviews to revisit moments that shaped the Evergreen State.
Into The Archives is hosted by TVW. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Capitol at 100" (13 October 2026, 32 minutes), "Making a State: How Washington Became Washington" (11 August 2026, 19 minutes), and "The Software Factory That Changed Washington" (9 June 2026, 17 minutes).
Into The Archives publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 19 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Into The Archives is 41%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Into The Archives requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Into The Archives's contact route on record: public web form.
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TVW hosts Into The Archives, a history podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Into The Archives
Washington’s Legislative Building is approaching its 100th anniversary — a century under one of the most recognizable domes in the Pacific Northwest.Recorded before a live audience in downtown Olympia, Into the Archives...
Into The Archives
How do you make a state?Washington’s answer involved 75 delegates, a six-week constitutional convention and powerful railroads - ribbons of steel that bound the new state together and connected it to the nation’s...
Into The Archives
What began as a small software company founded by two young Seattle-area programmers became one of the most influential forces in Washington history. In this episode of Into the Archives, we trace Microsoft's journey...
Into The Archives
In 2004, Washington voters chose a governor—but it took recounts, a courtroom battle, and months of uncertainty to determine who actually won. In this episode, Into the Archives traces the closest gubernatorial race in...
Into The Archives
On a Saturday afternoon in 1928, smoke began pouring from the clock tower of Washington’s Old Capitol building in downtown Olympia. Within minutes, flames engulfed one of the state’s most recognizable landmarks —...
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The Pig War - Talking It Out at the BorderA pig in a potato patch nearly sparked a war. In 1859, American settler Lyman Cutlar shot a Hudson’s Bay Company hog on San Juan Island, igniting a sovereignty dispute between...
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A government file labeled “Sasquatch.” A fake law citation. A taped strand of “hair.” In this episode of Into the Archives, the Washington State Archives reveal how a legendary forest being found its way into official...
Into The Archives
On its debut episode, Into the Archives explores the hidden history of Washington’s State Archives, tracing its origins from a Cold War–era fallout shelter beneath the Capitol campus to its role as the state’s...
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