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Episode 63
Little House on the Prairie, chapter 21 "Indian Jamboree
Join us this week as we discuss hopscotch, Mary's age in the narrative, division of chores between Laura and Mary, seed potatoes, blouses, headbands, plows, and watermelon seeds.
Episode 62
Little House on the Prairie, chapter 20 "A Scream in the Night"
Join us this week as we discuss "Patty Cake", "Hide the Thumble", "Bean Porridge Hot", strap-ears, panthers in Kansas, and bootjacks.
Episode 61
Little House on the Prairie, chapter 19 "Mr. Edwards Meets Santa Claus"
Join us this week as we discuss "to scrooge", Onion Creek, razorbacks, and cornshuck beds.
Episode 60
Little House on the Prairie, chapter 18 "The Tall Indian"
Join us this week as we discuss northers, scalplocks, the origin of "how", speaking to someone whose language you don't understand, the Osage experience with French, mink, and "The Blue Junaita".
Episode 59
Little House on the Prairie, chapter 17 "Pa Goes to Town"
Join us this week as we talk about picket-pins, the Dakota Wars, shutters, and "There Is a Happy Land".
Episode 58
Little House on the Prairie chapter 16, "Fire in the Chimney"
Join us this week as we discuss buffalo grass, curing hay, geese flying in Vs, "Bye Baby Bunting", and "Green Grow the Laurels".
Episode 57
Little House on the Prairie, chapter 15 "Fever n' Ague"
Join us this week as we learn how to pronounce "ague" and what it means, when blackberries are ripe, Laura crying, Dr. George Tann, watermelons, the phrase "since Hector was a pup", quinine, and Ma's gold pin.
Episode 56
Little House on the Prairie chapter 14, "Indian Camp"
Join us this week as we discuss buckbrush, the definition of "ox-eyed", Osage lodges, and what Osage women wore.
Episode 55
Little House on the Prairie chapter 13 "Texas Longhorns"
Join us this week as we talk about Fort Dodge, Kansas (or Iowa?), chaps, Texas longhorns, "by the Great Horned Spoon", and whippoorwills.
Episode 54
Little House on the Prairie, chapter 12 "Fresh Water to Drink"
Join us this week as we talk about straw ticks, rope beds, goose feather pillows, spades, the (un)strong language of Mr. Scott, the dichotomy of Laura and Mary, windlasses, a rare time when Ma cries, carbon monoxide, and towsacks.
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