
Sitting Bull to Phil Jackson, cattle to prairie dogs, knoefla to lefse. North Dakota's legacy includes many strange stories of eccentric towns, war heroes, and various colorful characters. Hear all about them on Dakota Datebook, your daily dose of North Dakota history. Dakota Datebook is made in partnership with the State Historical Society of North Dakota, and funded by Humanities North Dakota, a... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 106 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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As the year turns and the season grows colder and quiet under snow⊠We want to say thank you for all the unseen work that makes this region home.
Itâs a tale as old as time: two young men in love with the same girl. Tom Allen lived on the farm next to the Lockhart place and spent much of his spare time courting Laura Lockhart, even though he was quite a bit older. But Allen had two obstacles. ... more
In 1893, Clint Nickells, a Kansas City druggist, came to Wahpeton and rented a house with Mrs. Maude Graham and her three children. The pair intended to establish Dakota residency so they could divorce their spouses. Mr. Graham soon arrived from Minn... more
On this date in 1919, North Dakota finally brought the notorious Guyer gang to justice.
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I love learning ND history. Its even better when someone else reads a summarized version to you!
The Meadowlark tune warms my heart and reminds me of childhood mornings out on the farm with my grandparents. đ
Glad these amazing tidbits are making the podcast leap! I believe you can also see the entire collection (theyâve been going on for several years) at Prairie Publicâs website đ
Wide variety of topics covered in âtoday in historyâ style 3 minute daily segments. If the one youâre hearing doesnât grab you, the next one probably will! Petrified men, poisoned pioneers, indigenous rights, socialists, ghost cows... Who knew a state with 3 electoral votes could produce so much history?! ;) :)
Great podcast on historical tidbits from North Dakota. I learn something. everyday that makes me even more proud to live here
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The content explores a diverse range of historical narratives and figures from North Dakota, encapsulating the rich and often quirky legacy of the state. Episodes cover significant events, notable personalities, and cultural practices, ranging from indigenous perspectives to modern-day reflections. Unique stories presented include everything from the origins of beloved toys, like the teddy bear, to valuable lessons from local elders about community and generosity. This focus on history aims to engage listeners with the state's past while highlighting its colorful characters and events that shape North Dakota's identity today.
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Recent guests on Dakota Datebook include:
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2. Matilda Town Rupp
3. Kevin Locke
4. Janet Claymore-Ross
5. Leander Russ McDonald
6. Kenneth Jerome Hill
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