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Episode 102
Banks of Plum Creek ch. 34 "Marks on the Slate"
Join us this week as we discuss lard and beeswax as a salve, turnips, slate pencils, and the definition of "pell mell."
Episode 101
On the Banks of Plum Creek ch. 33 "Wheels of Fire"
Join us this week as we discuss ragweed, eastern cottonwood, and Spot having a calf!
EPISODE 100!!!
On the Banks of Plum Creek ch. 32 "Grasshoppers Walking"
Join us this week as we discuss bobsleds and when the locust know it's time to go west.
Episode 99
Chapter 31 On the Banks of Plum Creek "Surprise"
Join us this week as we discuss cosy vs. cozy, muskrat, otter, and mink in Minnesota, what a muffler is, Carrie's china dog, Laura's jewel box, and what a muff is.
Episode 98
On the Banks of Plum Creek ch. 30 "Going to Town"
Join us this week as we discuss pioneer thrift, flannel, gilt, Nellie's manners (or lack thereof), navy beans, challis, "When Johnny Comes Marching Home", "The Girl I Left behind Me", "My Old Kentucky Home", "Swanee River", and "Home Sweet Home".
Episode 97
On the Banks of Plum Creek ch. 29 "The Darkest Hour Is Just before Dawn"
Join us this week as we discuss Laura's foot pain, Anna misbehaving, Ma scolding Laura about Charlotte, comforters, and inheriting sibiling's clothes.
Episode 96
On the Banks of Plum Creek ch. 28 "The Letter"
Join us this week as we discuss hairpins and how much Pa was earning in eastern Minnesota.
Episode 95
On the Banks of Plum Creek ch. 27 "Rain".
Join us this week as we talk about dogs aging, dustdevils, the Nelsons' house, Exodus 10, heat rash, and what underwaists are.
Episode 94
On the Banks of Plum Creek ch. 26 "Grasshopper Eggs"
Join us this week as we discuss grasshopper eggs, making cottage cheese, "All the Blue Bonnets Are over the Border," "The Campbells Are Coming Hurrah!" and "Life Let Us Cherish."
Episode 93
On the Banks of Plum Creek ch. 25 "The Glittering Cloud"
Join us this week as we discuss lizards panting, $1,080 per acre of wheat, pullets, "no great loss without some gain", and the Grasshopper Plague of 1874.
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