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A Conversation with C. Joseph Genetin-Pilawa
BlogWest is starting a new series of conversations with western historians on their recent work, their view of western history, and their ideas about where the region can go from here. First up is C....
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A Conversation with Jason Heppler
If you don’t yet know Jason Heppler, you should. As an Academic Technology Specialist in the Department of History at Stanford University, and a PhD candidate at the University of the Nebraska,...
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A Conversation with Jedediah Rogers
One our favorite books from this past year was Jedediah Roger’s Roads in the Wilderness: Conflict in Canyon Country. A thoughtful and richly written history of the often contentious story of roads and...
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A Conversation with Jen Corrinne Brown
Spring is a magical time of year for fly fishing. May will bring may fly blooms, drawing millions to the West’s rivers and streams to match their wits against the cunning trout. In this edition of...
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Remembering a Mushroom Cloud
by Joseph E. Taylor III I come from a place that knew what a mushroom cloud looked like well before Nagasaki, Hiroshima, and Alamogordo. That place is called the Nestucca Valley, but the relevant...
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A Conversation with Nick Johnson
Whether you live in California, Massachusetts, Colorado, or even Iowa, the topic of marijuana is a pressing political topic. But the plant has a much longer history, particularly in the American West,...
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