Kurt speaks with Thomas Bailey and Katherine Joslin, the authors of Theodore Roosevelt: A Literary Life.

Kurt and Larry discuss some "firsts" associated with Theodore Roosevelt's presidency 

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Kurt and Larry discuss the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site in Buffalo, New York, with Executive Director, Stanton Hudson. 

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Kurt and Larry talk with the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Community Relations Director, Amy McCann. 

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Kurt and Larry are again joined by Park Superintendent Valerie Naylor to discuss the 23 National Parks and Monuments established by Theodore Roosevelt, in addition to the sites honoring TR in the National Park Service.  

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Larry and Kurt talk with Tom Peeling, the nation's leading collector of Theodore Roosevelt political items 

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Kurt and Larry talk with Valerie Naylor, Past Superintendent of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.  

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Larry and Kurt are joined by author/historian Doug Ellison, to discuss the known historical record of TR’s experiences in the Badlands as documented in his 2017 book Theodore Roosevelt and Tales Told as Truth of his Time in the West.

Unlike modern presidents, Theodore Roosevelt does not yet have a presidential library. Instead, his personal and presidential papers are scattered in libraries and other sites across the United States. If only there was an institution whose mission was to gather together and digitize copies of all Roosevelt-related items, to make his legacy more readily accessible to scholars and schoolchildren, enthusiasts and interested citizens. We are fortunate there is such an institution, and that is the mission of the Theodore Roosevelt Center at Dickinson State University. Today we’ll be joined by the Director of the TR Center, Dr. Chris O’Brien. 

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Larry and Kurt are joined by author, Rolf Sletten, to discuss his book Roosevelt's Ranches: The Maltese Cross and the Elkhorn

*introductory music "For Her" courtesy of MusicByMisterbates at freesound.org