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The Rodarte Party

by Samuel Rodarte

I talk about things that I find interesting

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Episodes

  1. United States Governmental Treaties with Native American Tribes

    A short discussion about how the US government has (or has not) kept their treaties with various Native American tribes, featuring an interview with Muckleshoot tribal council member John Daniels Jr.

  2. John Jacob Astor - An Interview with Peter Stark

    In this episode, I talk to New York Times bestselling author and adventure historian Peter Stark about his book Astoria, and it’s main character John Jacob Astor.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

I talk about things that I find interesting

HOSTED BY

Samuel Rodarte

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I talk about things that I find interesting

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