Walnut GroveCast

Susan King returns to the show to help me revisit this unforgettable episode!  I hope you have a great time listening! 

“Mary must get help when a stagecoach accident traps Adam and endangers a pregnant woman; Laura and Albert offer a beehive to their rivals.”

The Third Miracle originally aired on October 8, 1979

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Abe is a listener who joined the podcast to discuss my favorite episode of Little House on the Prairie. 

“Laura swears her friend Jonah to secrecy after the two uncover a shiny golden ore lying in the bed of their favorite fishing hole and both begin planning what they will do with the great wealth they are sure to have once they’ve mined their treasure and taken it to the bank.”

At the End of the Rainbow originally aired on December 10, 1975

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Filmmaker, Amy C Elliott joins the podcast to discuss this unforgettable episode. She also talks about her newest documentary which documents the Little House on the Prairie Reunions, including Simi Valley.  I can’t wait to check it out and am so honored to have had her come onto the podcast.  Her work is amazing and I really hope each of you check it out on her website

https://www.ace-photography.com

“Typhoid is unleashed on an unsuspecting Walnut Grove, teaming Charles with Doc Baker and Reverend Alden, work together to the point of exhaustion tending to the community’s sick and dying.”

The Plague originally aired on January 29, 1975

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Lorie Dorrian returns to the podcast to discuss this painful and unforgettable Little House episode.

“Caroline is puzzled when her plan to provoke Isaiah Edwards to jealousy doesn’t result in an invitation to the annual spring dance for his anxious gal, Grace Snider, until Charles reminds her what happened when she tried the same tactic with him years before.“

The Spring Dance originally aired on October 29, 1975

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Josh Corum from the Hot Red Shorts: A Gay Watch of Baywatch Podcast joins me to discuss this painful and unforgettable Little House episode. Isn’t Harriet just awful in this episode?!

“A widowed circus man and young father named `Little Lou’ makes a promise to quit the circus and move to Walnut Grove to try to make a living after his wife dies during childbirth.“

Little Lou originally aired on October 25, 1982

Want to hear Josh’s work on his own podcast? Go check it out, it’s pretty great!

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Jen Woods swings by to discuss and revisit this excellent episode with a questionable name! I hope you enjoy this episode!

“Joseph Stokes is rejected by his grandpa because his daughter married a Native American, however when Joseph faces some school bullies his grandpa’s opinion changes.”

Injun Kid originally aired on January 31, 1977

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Brian returns to the show to discuss this amazing episode! I hope you enjoy this podcast!

“Charles seems to inherit a fortune and the whole town helps the Ingalls to spend the money, which starts to feel like a curse rather than a blessing.”

The Inheritance originally aired on February 6, 1978

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Karyne returns to the show and we jump into this amazing episode guest starring, Todd Bridges!  I hope you enjoy this episode!

“Yearning to escape the hard life that sent his father to an early grave, Solomon Henry, an 11 year old boy, runs away from his parents and seeks solace in the in Ingalls’s family.”

The Wisdom of Solomon originally aired on February 28, 1977

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Cheyenne returns to the podcast to help me in discussing and breaking apart this unforgettable episode!

“Albert becomes an apprentice for a craftsman who is Jewish. His classmates accuse him of being a Jew-lover and Laura is embarrassed because they accuse her when she tells them to quit picking on Albert. Albert learns to take pride in his work and when Mr. Isaac Singerman dies at the end of the summer, Albert follows his way of planting an acorn to grow a tree to repay the earth for the one he used in his carpentry.”

The Craftsman originally aired on January 8, 1979

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I hope you enjoy this discussion!

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