History. In this episode, we discussed the Battle of Blair Mountain, one of the most important battles for American Labor Rights. On the anniversary of its end, you’re not going to want to miss this episode. For more updates check out @wildandwonderful_podcast on Instagram.

History. In this episode, we talked about the very first settlers of Western Virginia, how they got here, and their settlements. We also had a very special announcement at the end… you’re not going to want to miss it! For more content and updates check out @wildandwonderful_podcast on Instagram for more!

Tourism. In this episode, we took you to the New River Gorge National Park to tell you about all it has to offer to tourists visiting. Make sure to check out this guide to America’s newest National Park!

History! In this episode, we discussed the expedition of Alexander Spotswoods and his knights of the Golden Horseshoe as well as the present day Golden Horseshoe Awards.

Tourism/Current Events! In this episode, we discuss one of the best programs in the state, the Governor’s STEM Institute. We’ll walk you through this years virtual camp and explore Juliet’s personal experience at this year’s camp.

Tourism! In this episode, we are taking a tour of the Green Bank National Observatory in Green Bank, WV. We’ll tell you about all of the telescopes and some of the programs that are run through Green Bank.

History! In episode three, we give an overview of the explorers that explored western Virginia and we take a close look at the relations between Britain and France as both seek to claim areas of western Virginia.

Tourism! In today’s episode we’re taking the listeners on an exclusive tour of the biggest sites the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia has to offer. We’ll be making stops at Newell, Chester, Tomlinson Run, Wheeling, Oglebay Resort, The West Virginia Penitentiary, The Grave Creek Mound, the Palace of Gold, and more. This episode is for everyone. Even if you don’t like history. Enjoy this virtual tour of the best spots the panhandle has to offer.

History! In this episode, we’ll discuss the land that we know as West Virginia before it was explored by Europeans.