Craig Fehrman

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1,260 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 1 Jun

Craig Fehrman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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He was like a working class sergeant.
And you want to talk about platoon-level dynamics, you've got Lewis and Clark trying to keep Jefferson happy.
You've got these enlisted soldiers who can kind of be a pain in the ass.
And you've got Ordway stuck in the middle trying to navigate all this stuff.
So when I'm writing his chapters, I'm really trying to dig into those kind of soldierly dynamics.
And I do that in all the chapters that kind of rotate points of view.
And I just hope it makes the book feel more human.
And when I said, why write this?
This is the reason I wrote this, because I felt like I could tell the other half of the story.
They over hunt.
Well, I really appreciate you saying that.
Cause I, I definitely, as a writer, I'm always thinking about like keeping this, keeping the pages turning.
Right.
So like if I had just done Lewis and Clark's perspective or even York's perspective or Orway's perspective, that's like the third winter quarters they built at that point.
So I'm like, how many ways can I talk about them chopping down logs and building huts?
You know?
So that's why that was the perfect spot to move to the native guy's point of view.
And so I did a lot of research on these native people's points of view and what mattered to them.
And Koboe and the Klatsa, they were incredible traders.
Like when I think of Koboe, I think he should have been on Shark Tank.
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