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Wild America Podcast

Wild America Podcast

By: Sam Walker
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My name is Sam Walker, and together we will explore the legendary heroes of the Wild West, the fascinating tales of Mountain Men, the origins of Native American tribes, epic battles, the prehistory of our nation, and captivating stories and legends that create the perfect atmosphere to relive these adventures.


Perfect for history buffs and those who love to learn while they sleep, our channel brings you epic tales of bravery, innovation, and adventure. Discover the real Wild West, the most legendary American Tribes, Heroes, and true American facts—all in one place. Join us and dive deep into the heart of America’s past.


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  • The Epic Lives Of The Greatest Mountain Men: 2 Hour Compilation

    The Epic Lives Of The Greatest Mountain Men: 2 Hour Compilation
    Aug 8 2025

    Tonight, in this two-hour marathon, you’ll be transported back to the days of 19th-century mountain trappers. You will explore the lives of the greatest mountain men in American history like Jim Bridger, Jedediah Smith, Hugh Glass, Kit Carson among others. Key topics include:

    1. The economic drivers of the fur trade
    2. Interactions between trappers and Native American tribes
    3. The annual rendezvous system
    4. Environmental impact of beaver trapping
    5. Transition from fur trade to westward expansion

    Drawing from extensive historical research, this documentary provides a comprehensive look at the complex realities faced by these frontier legends. You will gain a nuanced understanding of how mountain men shaped the course of American expansion and their lasting impact on the West.

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    1 hr and 51 mins
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