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Land of Laura is the irreverent yet scholarly podcast about all things Laura Ingalls Wilder. The podcast offers Little House and Laura Ingalls Wilder fans insight from authors, historians, researchers, museum professionals — anyone who has something to contribute to the Laura Ingalls Wilder world. It's a podcast for people who love the Little House books — or are even just interested in them. Every episode brings a new take on something in the Little House world.
Sandra Hume + guests hosts Land of Laura: the Podcast, a history show with 33 episodes published.
In 1974, Ed Friendly created the Little House on the Prairie TV show with Michael Landon. Creative differences spurred Ed to leave the show early on, though he still produced it. This July, a new Little House on the Prai
Author Nancy McCabe listened to several episodes of Land of Laura and heard the guests share their origin stories. She thought: what about Sandra Hume's origin story? In this episode Nancy turns the tables on Sandra and
Historian Michelle Marie Martin, PhD, was with the Little House on the Prairie Museum at Independence, Kansas from2008-2015, the last four years as executive director of the site. In this episode Dr. Martin shares the hi
Erin Blakemore is a journalist, historian, and author of the book The Heroine's Bookshelf. Here's part 2 of her interview where she details the magic of listening to the Little House books on audiobook for the first time
Erin Blakemore is a journalist, historian, and author of the book The Heroine's Bookshelf . Recently after brain surgery she turned to the the comfort of her beloved Little House books in a way she never had before: by l
With fully half of the books taking place there, De Smet, Dakota Territory — South Dakota today — is the pinnacle of Little House homesites. By the Shores of Silver Lake, The Long Winter, Little Town on the Prairie, and
What Laura Ingalls Wilder fan among us hasn't dreamed of living in De Smet, South Dakota? Eric Fairchild actually made that a reality when he and his partner took over Prairie House Manor Bed and Breakfast , a longtime s
Have you ever looked at one of Laura Ingalls Wilder's manuscripts? Or dug into Rose Wilder Lane's journal entries? Or read the letters Rose exchanged with her beloved "Mama Bess"? The largest collection of Laura Ingalls
This week Land of Laura is thrilled to talk with @LauraIngallsGunn . In the past few years, the interior designer has found herself increasingly seated behind her sewing machine. She has been recreating clothing based
Let the Hurricane Roar ... Missouri Ruralist ... the Rock House ... LauraPalooza ... Holtz ... homesite ... Burr Oak ... what is the significance of all these terms in the world of Laura Ingalls Wilder? If you've ever wo
Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder won the Pulitzer Prize for biography in 2018. Before writing Prairie Fires , author Caroline Fraser was selected to edit the Library of America's official two-vo
Scholars have wondered for years about what happened to Rose Wilder Lane's "lost" Armenian book. Thanks to historian and author Ginger Pedersen, now they know. Dr. Mabel Elliott worked tirelessly in early-1920s Europe to
What is a peplum — and could you have worn one in the 1980s? How many undergarments might a woman wear in the nineteenth century? What kind of a dress was Ma's delaine? How fashionable was Caroline Ingalls? Does the dres
Who's planning a trip to Pepin? One of the many homesites Laura Ingalls Wilder fans can visit is Laura's birthplace of Pepin, Wisconsin , a charming artistic town on the Great River Road on the Minnesota border. Kitty La
Dr. Beth Tarini was a medical school student when talk turned to scarlet fever. Scarlet fever — that's what made Mary Ingalls go blind , she thought. But her medical training had already taught her that wasn't possible.
Some of us are scholars, some of us are creative, and some of us are both. Julia Park Tracey, Writer incorporated her Laura Ingalls Wilder scholarship into her latest book, the adult novel WHOA, NELLY: A LOVE STORY WITH
When author Sarah Miller heard the Little House audiobooks as an adult, she began to see Caroline Ingalls in a different way. In 2018 she published CAROLINE , a look at Laura Ingalls Wilder's book LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRA
Wendy McClure, author of The Wilder Life: My Adventures in the Lost World of Little House on the Prairie (Episode 6), brings her 30 years of experience in children's publishing to another visit to the Land of Laura stu
Wendy McClure, author of The Wilder Life: My Adventures in the Lost World of Little House on the Prairie (Episode 6), brings her 30 years of experience in children's publishing to another visit to the Land of Laura studi
For over fifty years, readers of Laura Ingalls Wilder's The First Four Years have found the book ... confusing. Why doesn't it sound like the other Little House books? Does it belong with the rest of the series? Why wasn
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