North Omaha History Podcast, Omaha History, South Omaha History
Adam Fletcher SasseThe North Omaha History Podcast with noted author and historian – Adam Fletcher Sasse. Each week, Adam takes you on a guided tour through Omaha’s dynamic past.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||
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Starting in the 1870s, the first wheat mill in Omaha was located on North 16th Street. For more than 125 years it went changes in business and technology, until it was recently closed. This episode connects the giant, familiar Mother's Best Flour mil... more
For 90 years, a huge mixed use commercial and apartment block on North 16th Street was an anchor in a busy neighborhood. This story explores who lived there, the small storefront businesses that rotated through it, and how it eventually met the wreck... more
In this episode, we explore Omaha Technical High School, once the largest school in the world under one roof. We’ll dive into the school’s unique “tinkerer” philosophy, which provided a vital vocational pathway for working class students, and celebra... more
Started in 1940, the Tomorrow World’s Club was a pioneering youth activism project. While adult civil rights organizations in Omaha were focused on politics, this youth-led groups researched and documented systemic racism across the city. Their bold ... more
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- A North Omahan Finds This Fascinating
Adam Fletcher Sasse is a hero to me. Being 71 years old, this man’s writings and podcasts were the first I learned of the rich history of the place I called the home place of my father and me. My grandparents raised Dad in the Miller Park neighborhood from his birth in 1927. He lived on Redick Ave a half-block west of N 30th St. The brick home is still there.
I was raised in Sioux City from age 1 to 13 but we spent all our holidays in Omaha, including extended summer visits with Nanny and Gram... more
Apple Podcasts5Contrarie
United Statesa year ago Wonderful research, and such interesting topics. Thanks
Podchaser53 years agoJennifer P.- It’s a fun listen
It’s a fun quick listen. Very informative for what it is. Great research by Adam. But it doesn't dish out new episodes very often and the episodes are very very short. Would love to see them released more often and to be longer! Theres could be so much more substance and lots to cover to do it with.
Apple Podcasts3badguy_402United States8 years ago - Great production value
Very glad I stumbled across this gem. Informative, intelligent, and well produced. Looking forward to more episodes.
Apple Podcasts5AbrookdgUnited States9 years ago - Lots of Fun!
This is my first regular podcast, and its lots of fun! I enjoy sharing the stories, telling the tales and spreading the great history of North Omaha. If you like it, I hope you'll leave a 5-star rating!
Apple Podcasts5bicyclingfishUnited States9 years ago
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A historically focused series that guides listeners through North Omaha's past, with deep dives into local institutions, communities, and cultural landmarks. Episodes repeatedly center on education, civil rights history, and urban development, often tying historical events to contemporary neighborhood identity. Notable strengths include thorough research, strong storytelling around underrepresented local histories, and a consistent host pair with clear community ties. The show likely appeals to local residents, historians, educators, and PR/marketing teams seeking authentic regional history sponsorships or guests with a strong North Omaha connection.
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