2013 UGRR Conference, Keynote Address. Dr. Thavolia Glymph discusses numerous historical narratives related to the slave insurgencies in the US and the perils therein.

2013 UGRR Conference, Keynote Address and Luncheon. Dr. Matthew Pinsker discusses some of the first-hand narratives of freedom in the civil war, and their value in the classroom.

A history of the Deseret Telegraph. The video discusses the influence of Brigham Young at the time, and how he utilized the telegraph. The history of female operators communicating in code is discussed as well.

A brief history of the influence and popularity of music during the time of the fur trade at Fort Union, with intermittent musical performances.

A short video detailing the lives of hunters at Fort Union. The video also shows a recreation of their living conditions.

Timucuan Preserve: The rich history of the Timucuan Preserve is discussed. Native Americans, Spanish, French, and African Americans all have contributed to the region’s cultural heritage. Wildlife present and types of activities available at the park are also mentioned.

Yosemite National Park: Bienvenidos a Yosemite! A special welcome video for the Hispanic community living within a day's drive of Yosemite.

Rock Creek Park: This is a guided tour of Fort Stevens. The fort served as the focal point for defending Washington, DC during a confederate attack in July of 1864 and is one of nine Civil War installations under the stewardship of Rock Creek Park.

Rock Creek Park: This is a guided tour of Battleground National Cemetery, one of nine Civil War installations under the stewardship of Rock Creek Park and serves as the final resting place for the majority of Union Civil soldiers.

Gateway NRA: This is the third part of a three part series in which park historian Steve Lace discusses the New Amsterdam settlement.

Gateway NRA: Park historian Steve Lace discusses how radicals jeopardized New York's return to prosperity after the revolution.

Gateway NRA: Listen to a riveting tale of the typical experience for an immigrant at Ellis Island.

Gateway NRA: Park historian Steve Lace gives listeners a history lesson. Topics include the Dutch East India Company, Henry Hudson and his travels, Pierre Minuit, and much more.

Gateway NRA: This is the second part of a three part series on the New Amsterdam settlement. Pierre Minuit, Killian van Rensselaer, Wouter van Twiller, Willem Kieft, Peter Stiverson, and Adriaen van der Donck are discussed.

Learn about a dangerous but fulfilling journey taken by Lewis and Clark over 200 years ago while gaining and appreciation for the natural surroundings.

Listen in as several Lewis and Clark national state and historical parks are described.

Mojave National Preserve: A brief history lesson is given for Piute Creek of the Mojave Desert. The importance of water is emphasized in regard to how it shaped the cultural patterns of the region.

Grand Canyon NP: Park ranger Nicole DeLuca discusses the Pioneer Cemetery at Grand Canyon National Park and some of its notable inhabitants.

Two rangers discuss two famous women who contributed greatly to the Grand Canyon: they are Mary Colter and Polly Mead Patraw. The achievements of both women are discussed in detail.

Listen in as ranger Lori Rome discusses, “Día de la Familia: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.” Questions are asked by park ranger Patrick Gamman and answered by Lori in both English and Spanish.

Mississippi NRRA: The history of Latin culture in the area along with discussions on Mounds Regional Park and Raspberry Island are given as you walk from the Wabasha Bridge to Harriet Island Regional Park. Clothing tips for coping with weather conditions are discussed too.

Fort Vancouver NHS: Ever wonder what's behind the big "boom" of the cannon or the "crack" of the musket at one of the park's black powder programs? Join park rangers Bill DeBerry and Doug Halsey as they demystify the park's historic weapons program.

Denali NP & PRES: Shelton Johnson, an author and park ranger at Yosemite National Park in California, passionately discusses the benefits of visiting national parks and the need to expose those from diverse cultural backgrounds to the parks.

Canyonlands National Park: Cowboys hold a special place in the history of the American West. Join ranger Karen Henker for a closer look at the challenges they faced here in Canyonlands.