
The only podcast that talks about all things Laura Ingalls Wilder, one "Little House" book at a time.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 176 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionArtsBooks | |||

Episode 172
Ch. 31 of The Long Winter "Waiting for the Train"
Join us this week as we discuss King Nebuchadnezzar, "The May Queen", positive stereotypes of people of Scottish descent, why the Ingalls air the bedding, what an emigrant car is, and ... more
Episode 171
Ch. 30 of The Long Winter, "It Can't Beat Us".
Join us this week as we discuss Carrie not helping with chores (?), no more lessons, Pa not singing his trouble song, Laura's light within her, the Chinook winds, and "beauty is only skin... more
Episode 170
Ch. 29 of The Long Winter, "The Last Mile".
Join us this week as we discuss how Almanzo treats Prince, what a neckyoke is, what "tugs" are, "Is that the best you can do?", Laura clarifying the timeline of the narrative, what Loftus ch... more
Episode 169
Ch. of The Long Winter "Four Days' Blizzard"
Join us this week as we discuss Pa yelling at the wind, "Song of the Freed Men/We Are All Here", "It Will Never Do to Give (It) up So", "Great Is the Lord/And Greatly to Be Prais'd", "When ... more
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This is just such a lovely podcast! I love learning so many new things about the books I have loved for so long. I’m only on Farmer Boy right now, and I’m hoping as the podcast goes along she talks more about the storyline, and not just the songs and vocabulary. But, ya know, even if that never happens, I still love!
I love this podcast which dissects each chapter of each book. Being Australian it adds an extra layer explaining some of the ‘Americanisms’ from the time the books were both set and written. Thank you for such a great podcast and the work that goes into it.
I recently discovered your podcast (mentioned in the magazine for the 50th anniversary of the LHOP TV show). I started listening from the beginning and have completed the 1st two books. I love all the historical details that you have explored, such as foods and tools. Also enjoying the info about words that I only knew from the context. Great podcast for fans of LIW books!!
I just discovered your wonderful Little House podcast and I’m really enjoying listening to all the episodes. I like how you go through each chapter of the books and when you give us some well informed information and tidbits about Little House. It gives us a glimpse into what life was like for Laura and her family.
Wilder on the Prairie has gotten me back into my Wilder books and it is so satisfying to listen to this podcast after reading! A suggestion would be to maybe include a little bit of what historical events were happening in the years of each book, if you don’t do that already. Thank you for creating this podcast!!!
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Dedicated to exploring the works of Laura Ingalls Wilder, content focuses on chapter-by-chapter discussions of her beloved 'Little House' series. The host engages listeners with literary analysis intertwined with historical context, examining themes of resilience, survival, and the dynamics of family life on the prairie. Episodes often include personal anecdotes, recipes, and insights into the cultural backdrop of the stories, making it an enriching experience for both fans of the books and those interested in frontier life. Unique elements include reflections on social issues and celebrations of nostalgia, contributing to a warm and informative atmosphere that invites listeners into the world of Wilder's literature.
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