Land of Laura: the Podcast about Laura Ingalls Wilder

Sandra Hume

sandra@landoflaurapodcast.com

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Booking Overview

This is an irreverent but scholarly Laura Ingalls Wilder deep-dive that brings in authors, historians, and museum/TV creators to add context and expertise. For PR pros, it’s a niche platform where guests with specialized knowledge of Wilder history, legacy organizations, and Little House adaptations can reach a highly engaged, fandom-driven audience.

Metrics

Episodes: 34

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

Contact Information

sandra@landoflaurapodcast.com

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Host

Sandra Hume - Described as the podcast host in the episode where guest Nancy McCabe asks Sandra about her origin story and mentions Sandra’s work creating the Homesteader newsletter, co-founding the Laura Ingall...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Authors, historians/PhDs, museum professionals, researchers, TV/production professionals, and legacy-organization leaders with credible expertise or direct involvement in Laura Ingalls Wilder/Little House history and its preservation/adaptations.
Required Achievements:  
published books or guides, museum leadership or curatorial experience, doctoral or academic expertise, executive/production roles tied to Little House adaptations, founding/co-founding legacy or research organizations, conference or research association leadership

Recent Guest Discussions

Rebecca Friendly - New Netflix Adaptation Of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Works; Friendly Family Productions’ Role; Discussion Alongside Trip Friendly

Trip Friendly - Creation Of The Little House On The Prairie TV Show; Creative Differences And Ed Friendly’s Early Departure; How The New Netflix Adaptation Came To Be; Friendly Family Productions’ Involvement

Sandra Hume - Origin Story And Career/legacy Work Discussed When Nancy Mccabe Interviews Her

Nancy McCabe - Origin Story Pivot: Exploring Sandra Hume’s Path Into The Laura Ingalls Wilder World; Her Process In Turning The Tables For The Episode

Michelle Marie Martin - History Of The Museum Site; Complicated Osage Land History; Why Living History Helps Learning; Significance Of George Tann, The African American Doctor Who Cared For The Ingalls Family

Recent Topics

Literature, History, Museum, Genealogy, Adaptation

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Land of Laura: the Podcast about Laura Ingalls Wilder
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Trip and Rebecca Friendly: the New Little House on the Prairie on Netflix

June 04, 2026

In 1974, Ed Friendly created the Little House on the Prairie TV show with Michael Landon. Creative differences spurred Ed to leave the show early on, though he still produced it.This July, a new Little House on the Prairie comes to the small screen. It's executive produced by Friendly Family Productions, where Ed's son, Trip, is the CEO. Today Trip is our guest on Land of Laura, along with his daughter, Rebecca, COO of the company. They're both excited for the new Little House on the Prairie,...

Land of Sandra: a Lifetime of Loving Laura

May 28, 2026

Author Nancy McCabe listened to several episodes of Land of Laura and heard the guests share their origin stories. She thought: what about Sandra Hume's origin story? In this episode Nancy turns the tables on Sandra and asks what brought the podcast host into the world of Little House. Sandra shares her history with creating the Homesteader newsletter, co-founding the Laura Ingalls Wilder Legacy and Research Association and its LauraPalooza conference, publishing the Land of Laura travel ...

Little House on the Prairie: How It All Began in Independence, Kansas

May 21, 2026

Historian Michelle Marie Martin, PhD, was with the Little House on the Prairie Museum at Independence, Kansas from2008-2015, the last four years as executive director of the site. In this episode Dr. Martin shares the history of the site, the complicated history of the Osage land, how living history can be a tool for learning, and why the African American doctor who cared for the Ingalls family, George Tann, is so darn interesting.Every August the Little House on the Prairie Museum hosts Carr...

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