• Episode 20 - Babe Lincoln HATES John Muir! (Yosemite National Park, CA)

  • Apr 5 2021
  • Length: 48 mins
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Episode 20 - Babe Lincoln HATES John Muir! (Yosemite National Park, CA)

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  • WHERE’S YOSEMITE SAM?😡  WE WANNA SHAKE HIS HAND 🤝 WE. WANT. TO. SHAKE. HIS. HAND. 🤝

    On this episode of Road Bois, the bois discuss their time at the Park of Parks, the King as well as the Queen of the National Park system, the ‘crown jewel’ of the Sierra Nevada💎, Yosemite National Park. (We still can’t get over its beauty. 😍😍🏞️🏞️)

    Join us for a discussion of the park’s history, a period of us fawning over the park🥺, and this week’s dark history: The Mariposa War and the plight of the Native American population in the Yosemite region! Oh, believe us - It’s a  dark one!

    So, what are you doing?….TUNE IN, DAMMIT. 🤬

     

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    Produced, directed, and created by Jacob Bellotti and Jeremy Shapiro

     

    Hosted by Jacob Bellotti and Jeremy Shapiro

    Intro+Outro music royalty-free by Vlad Gluschenko

    Promotional Content/Outro voice work by Tina Perkins
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