Rooted Turns One And We Brought a Gift
Aug 6, 20262mEp. 16S2
Rooted in the Plains turns one today! And I have a big announcement... Rootedintheplains.com is LIVE Come check out the timeline and episode pages, with more to come.
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Hosted by Nicole Blackstock · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 26 episodes
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Rooted in the Plains is a podcast about the people, places and moments that shaped the Great Plains. We'll dig into stories of resilience, curiosity and courage. These are the voices that whisper through the wind and are written in the dirt beneath our feet. This summer, we're taking it to the field. New episodes dropping all season, subscribe so you don't miss the adventure.
Nicole Blackstock hosts Rooted in the Plains, a history show with 26 episodes published.
Rooted in the Plains turns one today! And I have a big announcement... Rootedintheplains.com is LIVE Come check out the timeline and episode pages, with more to come.
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Rooted in the Plains is hosted by Nicole Blackstock. The show is categorised under history (education) and has published 26 episodes.
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