America’s National Parks Podcast
Society & Culture:Places & Travel
Ridge upon ridge of forest straddles the border between North Carolina and Tennessee, where ancient mountains, covered in pine, glow in purple, pink and blue hues, as a smoky mist rises from their thick cloak of trees. World-renowned for its diversity of plant and animal life, this is also a place to explore what remains of Southern Appalachian mountain culture. This is America's most visited national park — the Great Smoky Mountains.
On today’s episode, the story of 6 sisters who lived off this great land, all on their own.
Ballads of Big Bend
Rangers Make the Difference
The 14th Colony
The Land That Made a President
Unleashing a Tamed River
Acadia National Park and the Year Maine Burned
The Gateway to Arizona
Alcatraz and the Civil War
The Curse of the Petrified Forest
Drunken Subterranian Terrorism
Dred and Harriet Scott
Legends of Denali
Lady Liberty
Delicate Arch, and the Strange 1950s Schemes to Reinforce It
Muir, Roosevelt, and Yosemite: A Camping Trip That Changed the World
California Condors
An Island Prison
The Voyageurs
Pirates and Parks
37 Days in Yellowstone
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