A Walk Through the Parks: A Podcast

By: India Carlson
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  • Hi! I'm India - an anthropology, history, and communications major who also happens to be a major fan of true crime, conspiracy theories, the paranormal, and a frequenter of our National Parks. Join me as I take you through ("walkthrough", if you will) the history of our National Parks and explore what lurks in the background of these breathtaking landscapes. If you are a fan of morbid history, tall tales, and National Parks - this podcast is for you. New episodes streaming anywhere you listen to podcasts every Monday.
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Episodes
  • Episode 5: The Point of Our Emergence: Grand Canyon National Park

    Episode 5: The Point of Our Emergence: Grand Canyon National Park
    Sep 5 2022

    In this episode we explore missing rafters, murder mysteries, and the deep history that encompasses Grand Canyon National Park. 
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    1 hr and 36 mins
  • Episode 4: "Goodbye, Death Valley"

    Episode 4: "Goodbye, Death Valley"
    Aug 29 2022

    In this episode I cover everything from legends of underground caverns full of treasure, to rocks that seem to move on their own, to the Manson Family. 
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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • Episode 3: Conspiracies, Mobsters, and Alligators: Hot Springs National Park

    Episode 3: Conspiracies, Mobsters, and Alligators: Hot Springs National Park
    Aug 22 2022

    In this episode, I do a deep dive on Hot Springs National Park and discuss the unexpected history of the area and the visitors who called this place a second home.
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    50 mins

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