Naturalist John Muir became one of the first great advocates for the preservation of the American wilderness. His boyhood in Wisconsin did a lot to develop the traits that would make him a forceful and articulate spokesman for a life lived in harmony with nature. We talk with a historian about Muir’s life and legacy.
Episode Credits
- Norman Gilliland Host
- Emily Auerbach Host
- Daniel Einstein Guest
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