EPISODE · Aug 11, 2026 · 7H 48M
Nomads of the North-James Oliver Curwood
from Farthest North · host Charles Lanman
Covers the life of Lieutenant James Booth Lockwood with emphasis on his attempt to reach "Farthest North" as part of the Greely Expedition to Lady Franklin Bay in 1881. A portion of the book is based on the journal kept by Lockwood on the Expedition.
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