
Land of Laura is the irreverent yet scholarly podcast about all things Laura Ingalls Wilder. Were you crazy about the Ingalls family as a kid? Are the Little House books your Roman Empire? This podcast offers Little House and Laura Ingalls Wilder fans incredible, relevant insight from authors, historians, researchers, museum professionals, TV producers, scientists — anyone with something unique to... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

The question has puzzled researchers for years: what happened with the baby Rose Wilder Lane lost early in her marriage to Gillette Lane?
We first heard from Laura Ingalls Wilder biographer Sallie Ketcham back on episode 23 talking about Rose Wilde... more
After attending the very first LauraPalooza conference in 2010 put on by the Laura Ingalls Wilder Legacy and Research Association, researcher and educator Susan Thurlow prepared a project for the next conference in 2012. Her topic: Dr. George Tann, a... more
Land of Laura, the podcast about all things Laura Ingalls Wilder, is launching a Patreon. Joining the Land of Laura Patreon community helps support the podcast we all love. With levels ranging from free to however much you want to pay, every member c... more
Laura Ingalls Wilder lived in Mansfield, Missouri from 1894 until her death in 1957. Today, the farmhouse she and her husband, Almanzo, built, as well as the stone cottage known as the Rock House that their daughter Rose Wilder Lane designed and had ... more
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thanks for your fun, informative and interesting podcast. i’m thoroughly enjoying it. btw, you’ve been the best interviewer of caroline fraser.
This podcast asks all the follow-up questions I’ve wished I could ask of my favorite Laura Ingalls Wilder authors and researchers. Sandra Hume is such a personable and informed interviewer that she makes me feel like I’m in the room too. I’m so excited to hear from even more experts I didn’t know I needed to know!
If you think of yourself as a bit of a Laura Ingalls Wilder geek, OR if you aspire to being one, you’ve found your people on this podcast. Every week there’s a different take on the Little House books (and yes, it is about the books, so if you’re only interested in the TV show, maybe it isn’t for you), talking to authors, historians, scientists, researchers - all kinds of experts (my favorite so far was a conversation with two doctors who researched into why Mary went blind). And the host is sup... more
As a former Laura Ingalls Wilder homesite director, living history interpreter, and trained historian I cannot rave about this podcast enough! Sandra Hume takes listeners on really amazing paths through Laura Land via insightful interviews. This podcast helps break down the myths about Laura Ingalls Wilder and grounds her life and work in history while juxtaposing it against popular culture and memory. This podcast is also really delightful and fun to listen to because you meet some incredible f... more
This is my favourite podcast, I can’t get enough. The guests are so interesting, knowledgeable and fun and impart so much info and Laura and her books that I listen to all the eps twice. Thank you Sandra.
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This show combines scholarly history with accessible storytelling around Laura Ingalls Wilder and the Little House universe. Across episodes, listeners get deep dives into Wilder scholarship, archival research, museum work, and production decisions behind adaptations, often featuring historians, authors, museum professionals, and industry insiders. The host fosters a lively, conversational tone that blends rigorous context with fan-friendly explorations of costumes, sites, and narrative choices, while weighing historical accuracy against contemporary storytelling. A standout is the consistent focus on primary sources, living history, and behind-the-scenes production insights, plus a recurring emphasis on culture, memory, and community aroun... more
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