The Lewis & Clark Expedition

[@robertsmithington8892]

Every man should have Undaunted Courage in their library. Excellent book.

[@johngarnergarner6724]

My favorite book. I've read it several times. It's an absolutely amazing story.

[@craigularr]

@@robertsmithington8892 I have read that book 5 times! Stephen E. Ambrose is a legend!

[@johnnolan4312]

You are so good at putting historic content together and make it funny ,informative and interesting, cheers!!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you very much!

[@smokey3994]

I concur!

[@bethbartlett5692]

​​@@WildWestExtravaganza Especially for your History Mind and Library of Knowledge: @ 44:30 (finding the potential for the "Tribes that Departed Israel") This requires a more Ancient History and is ibviously related to Biblical accounts. The various Peoples/Tribes of Israel were varied lineages, the Jews were Judians of Judah. However, what is referred to as Ashkenazi Jews and others attributed to Ashkenazi were a variety of lineages that shared particular earlier DNA. DNA has made vast strides in identifying these lineages, and Yes, some did make their way to the Americas, including North America. The affiliation is also found in the Irish (Tribe of Dann aka Tuatha de Dannan) recently reported in the Journal of Science. The hesitation, at present, to consider the ootential of the Tribes of Israel in the Americas is due and directly related to the "Late 19th Century and all of 20th Century to date, 2024, influence of 'Mainstream Academics'' and their '19th Century Theory based Paradigm and Linear Timeline' used as their foundation of fact". ... (This has evolved into an Ideology and borders on Dogma among the Mainstream Academics. "Period" In this present time we will observe the unraveling of this Darwinian Theory Based Paradigm. It does not fully meet accuracy for Modern Humans AND (it does not provide for an "Authentic Academic Record of History") The History Academics, Students, and Enthusiasts are well advised to learn and apply the "Standards of Science and Research" which prohibits using a Theory as Fact. In short, it directs the Researchers and Academics to "apply Mind fully Open, free of any predetermined Beliefs, Theories, Opinions, ......... and allowing the Research Methodologies to extract the greater facts." Further practice of "Authentic Academia" advises (I feel should require fir Academic Administrative Roles) the practice of an established habit of being: "Conscious in Thought" + "Applying Higher Mind" Higher Minds is (aka "Mature Mind, aka Adult Mind", where all Our Positive Thought Energies and Wisdom reside) The "Lower Mind is aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind". There's no place for Ego in Academia. The "Mainstream Academic Model" is blatantly inaccurate. DNA studies and the "DNA Mapping of Ancient Migrations", David Reich, PhD, Harvard University, has revealed greater Facts. It is worth Noting that (unintentionally Dr Reich proved the "All Out of Africa Theory" to be Inaccurate", circa 2019, "Journal of Science") Facts yet to be realized in the General Public include: (a numer of Peoples other than Columbus and the Vikings made their way to the area of North America), most notably: the Phoenicians, who have been identified as if Basque DNA, also Basque who were notable Fishermen and Seafarers that wete harvesting fish in the Atlantic off the coast of Canada and Nova Scotia, their DNA identifies: (the Irish as being largegly of Basque origin with a large influence of the "Tribe of Dann", Welsh were also of Basque Origin) At least 4 USA Native Tribes have Basque AdMix of DNA + at least 2 in Canada, Iroquois, Cherokee, Navajo, and another in the Southeat that I'm spacing at present. My points in this share: Awareness of this information, and a heads-up to forthcoming Peer Reviewed and Journal Published findings. Our Forefathers had a greater "Freedom of Thought", relative to Academic History and Historical Records + Facts. They were not influenced by a "Model of Academics" established to: "conform the whole/Public into a Paradigm of Thought for ease in managing and controling" This came about in the late 19th Century and early 20th Century, efforted by those with a Global Vision and with a cleat potential to establish this with accomplishing the Model in the Western Hemisphere. Here one must see just h9w successfully the British Colonialism had already been established. Thus the efforts revealed 8n gaining the venue ti control the USA through the gaining of being awarded the ownership of the "Federal Reserve Bank Corporation" through the "Federal Reserve Act".. (But thats another story). In further ease in gaining their Global Vision, the "Department of Education Curriculum Standards" ... and the "Mainstream Academics Model". Academics depend on "Grants" from Elites and Corporations owned by Elites and Universities established, ... by Elites. The rest, as they say, is History. Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian .

[@bethbartlett5692]

​​@@WildWestExtravaganza Especially for your History Mind and Library of Knowledge: @ 44:30 (finding the potential for the "Tribes that Departed Israel") This requires a more Ancient History and is ibviously related to Biblical accounts. The various Peoples/Tribes of Israel were varied lineages, the Jews were Judians of Judah. However, what is referred to as Ashkenazi Jews and others attributed to Ashkenazi were a variety of lineages that shared particular earlier DNA. DNA has made vast strides in identifying these lineages, and Yes, some did make their way to the Americas, including North America. The affiliation is also found in the Irish (Tribe of Dann aka Tuatha de Dannan) recently reported in the Journal of Science. The hesitation, at present, to consider the ootential of the Tribes of Israel in the Americas is due and directly related to the "Late 19th Century and all of 20th Century to date, 2024, influence of 'Mainstream Academics'' and their '19th Century Theory based Paradigm and Linear Timeline' used as their foundation of fact". ... (This has evolved into an Ideology and borders on Dogma among the Mainstream Academics. "Period" In this present time we will observe the unraveling of this Darwinian Theory Based Paradigm. It does not fully meet accuracy for Modern Humans AND (it does not provide for an "Authentic Academic Record of History") The History Academics, Students, and Enthusiasts are well advised to learn and apply the "Standards of Science and Research" which prohibits using a Theory as Fact. In short, it directs the Researchers and Academics to "apply Mind fully Open, free of any predetermined Beliefs, Theories, Opinions, ......... and allowing the Research Methodologies to extract the greater facts." Further practice of "Authentic Academia" advises (I feel should require fir Academic Administrative Roles) the practice of an established habit of being: "Conscious in Thought" + "Applying Higher Mind" Higher Minds is (aka "Mature Mind, aka Adult Mind", where all Our Positive Thought Energies and Wisdom reside) The "Lower Mind is aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind". There's no place for Ego in Academia. The "Mainstream Academic Model" is blatantly inaccurate. DNA studies and the "DNA Mapping of Ancient Migrations", David Reich, PhD, Harvard University, has revealed greater Facts. It is worth Noting that (unintentionally Dr Reich proved the "All Out of Africa Theory" to be Inaccurate", circa 2019, "Journal of Science") Facts yet to be realized in the General Public include: (a numer of Peoples other than Columbus and the Vikings made their way to the area of North America), most notably: the Phoenicians, who have been identified as if Basque DNA, also Basque who were notable Fishermen and Seafarers that wete harvesting fish in the Atlantic off the coast of Canada and Nova Scotia, their DNA identifies: (the Irish as being largegly of Basque origin with a large influence of the "Tribe of Dann", Welsh were also of Basque Origin) At least 4 USA Native Tribes have Basque AdMix of DNA + at least 2 in Canada, Iroquois, Cherokee, Navajo, and another in the Southeat that I'm spacing at present. My points in this share: Awareness of this information, and a heads-up to forthcoming Peer Reviewed and Journal Published findings. Our Forefathers had a greater "Freedom of Thought", relative to Academic History and Historical Records + Facts. They were not influenced by a "Model of Academics" established to: "conform the whole/Public into a Paradigm of Thought for ease in managing and controling" This came about in the late 19th Century and early 20th Century, efforted by those with a Global Vision and with a cleat potential to establish this with accomplishing the Model in the Western Hemisphere. Here one must see just h9w successfully the British Colonialism had already been established. Thus the efforts revealed 8n gaining the venue ti control the USA through the gaining of being awarded the ownership of the "Federal Reserve Bank Corporation" through the "Federal Reserve Act".. (But thats another story). In further ease in gaining their Global Vision, the "Department of Education Curriculum Standards" ... and the "Mainstream Academics Model". Academics depend on "Grants" from Elites and Corporations owned by Elites and Universities established, ... by Elites. The rest, as they say, is History. Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian .

[@marcwright9154]

Master level story tellin'! The amount of time you put into this is ABUNDANTLY clear! And your voice and sense of humor and of course, the topic make for a 3 hour tour of perfection. That time went by FAST! Your content stands alone, sir.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Wow, thank you!

[@JeffPalasek-cw2hv]

@@WildWestExtravaganza Yeah. I agree. After I finished listening to it the first time, I played it again (until I had to deal with the real world) just because I'm so amused by your flippant commentary, interjections, etc. Most people who do stuff like that get it completely wrong, take up an unnecessary amount of time drawing attention to the fact that they just broke etiquette, as if it's necessary to screw-up the pace and derail the entire story, or something. You do it perfectly every time. That's why I actually laugh out loud when you say funny stuff. You have a rare talent for making the listener want to listen more. It's like we feel like we "know you" like a friend (in a non-creepy sort of way).

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

@@redforman424 huh?

[@roanold]

I cannot say how much I love these videos. With so much junk AI content out there your's shines right through.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Many thanks

[@ClapYourHairFlip]

@@roanold a majority of the info way wrong but it was still entertaining. Most of the dates were incorrect and states located east of the Mississippi River

[@ayyo5971]

Wwe laughs nervously *

[@MadamHoneyB]

3 Hrs of TWWE?!?! Yes please aaand THANK YOU!!! This is gonna be the best nap time ever!! Of course I’ll rewind when I get up and listen again! Lol Anyone else do this??

[@JeffPalasek-cw2hv]

@@MadamHoneyB Yep. Right here! 🙃

[@tomroberts9794]

Wonderful video. You are utterly unique in delivery and perspective. You are gifted. Most of all, I pray it is well with your family and soul.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks Tom

[@richardthompson6265]

Absolutely superb narration sprinkled with genuine hilarity, Josh takes history story telling to another level each and every time, as you allow yourself to be absorbed by the narrative it's hard to know where the time has gone , yes i know this takes time to construct and research but what your left with ebbs and flows seamlessly , to that Sir I doft my cap, storytelling is an art form as old as gods dog and you have mastered it. Oh, and by the way you were so right about the childish thoughts and the dogs name " guilty as charged" I dam near pissed myself laughing when you pointed that out, well keep em coming sunshine as we say in blighty , already looking forward to the next dream time.

[@johnl2116]

As I sit here camping on an outstretch of the Missouri that they went right through, this drops 🤠

[@odinsson204]

I’m a simple man, I see Josh’s post I hit like. Then I listen.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you!!!

[@odinsson204]

@@WildWestExtravaganza anytime brother.

[@SafetyThirdRC]

Me too. No questions asked.

[@bronsonwhite611]

@odinsson204 this post reminded me to do the same

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

@@bronsonwhite611 many thanks

[@michaelacosta3165]

I watched this video because I read Undaunted Courage years ago. Was happy to hear you reference Ambrose. Great video! Keep up the good work!

[@zacharykole4247]

Truly amazing channel. As a tour guide in a historical city, you have such a talent in your ability to convey complex stories in digestible terms.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Wow, thank you!

[@tjsumigray22]

My first listen on your channel and you have a Subscribe! What a great balance between personal dialouge and interesting historical retellence. A+👌🏼

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Glad you liked it!

[@DJYoung-xj2ju]

I have been a listener of your program for many months. I enjoy your voice and low level comedy. Do what you do, and dont let anyone change you. Great episode.

[@col.cottonhill6655]

Did anyone else get the twisted sister reference? Lol we're not gonna take it anymore.

[@rescooper3720]

Yea you’ve got this thing on lock. Great energy. Love it

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Appreciate that

[@plymouthmade7589]

Love this show. Spent hours listening at work. Thank you sir

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks for listening

[@CFarnwide]

You sir are my savior today! I was in desperate need of something to listen to while at work.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

You got it, don’t work too hard

[@jadedirk7233]

I’m from North Dakota and grew up here. We’ve always called her “Sakajowea” which is confusing because we have a truly giant man made lake on the fort berthold reservation (home of the three affiliated tribes, Mandan, hidatsa and arikara) and we call that lake, “Lake Sakakawea” so you really did nail it when you said her name is complicated

[@JeffPalasek-cw2hv]

Oh awesome! A 3 hour video. It's almost like an audiobook unto itself. 😀

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Hope you enjoy it

[@dennishortonii2139]

​@WildWestExtravaganza ....we ALL do josh!...

[@paradiddlediddle8630]

Your a great story teller, and as grow older, I realize the value of “Talking Story, “ as they say in Hawai’i.

[@PageP1975]

I watched a documentary at an IMax theater in Houston 20 or so years ago about Lewis and Clark. It was entertaining, I think mostly bc it was on that big ass screen. I'm 2 minutes into this WWE offering and I already know I'm bout to be way more informed and more entertained. My new favorite channel. Really enjoying your videos. Thanks and keep on keepin' on.

[@jasonv2323]

Merry Christmas and happy holidays! Your channel is amazing and your stories keep me entertained and put me at peace when I listen!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Merry Christmas! Thanks!

[@theConquerersMama]

Another fantastic episode. Thank you

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@douglashanlon1975]

Undauted courage is one of the best books ive every read

[@ericbutler739]

Great presentation again. I love the various alleys off the main road you take us listeners on. Mixing in onscure facts and figures, as well as familial connections of the characters, really brings the story to life.

[@Wilders53]

Well done! I really enjoyed listening to this 🤙

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@dismiss3d323]

Just got recommended your channel recently, you are funny as hell man. Nice video.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Appreciate it!

[@damianorsini3578]

Hey Josh how's things thanks for the videos I think these 2 gentlemen are legendary

[@fastinradfordable]

Got off work early due to storm. Time to lay with my dog Pack the pipe And drift into Wild West… EXTRAVAGANZA!!!!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Sounds like a great evening

[@whatyaworkingontoday5018]

I’m with you brother!

[@ticket2space]

Nice

[@James-r8s]

I'm in, pack the bong my friend.​@@WildWestExtravaganza

[@anonymousf454]

Its a beautiful evening here on the Gulf coast. I got some fresh Cherry Rum Tobacco that Im gonna pack a bowl in my pipe, and play fetch with my black lab while listening too brother.

[@drewandcharlie7583]

Excellent. 3 hours. What a project. So so good.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you

[@jasonvanover3076]

Love the humor along with information good work

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you

[@JNeal9304]

Love your channel. Found you on here and Apple Podcasts too, you get me through so many long days at work!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

That’s awesome! Thank you!

[@domteneglia9121]

Thank the good Lord up above for this channel, you had me hook, line, add Sinker with the Prescott Bush anecdote. Looking forward to future material and wish you and your Team all the success

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Many thanks

[@johnorourke2279]

Hahaha, I believed the Coulter and Shields tale hook line and sinker Josh, delightfully bogus stuff 👍😄👍

[@jonbates5873]

This is going to be a great one

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Hope it lives up to your expectations

[@joannashere9091]

Thank you! Came across your video as I was seeking Lewis and Clark Info. I'm related to George Drouillard, heck with as "active" as they all were, maybe lots of us are related to him. Thanks for making history interesting and fun!

[@abrahammorrison6374]

Meriwether Lewis Clark Jr. Clark's grandson, started the Kentucky Derby with the Churchill family supplying the bankroll.

[@thekrakeninggames]

Dude your tangents are hilarious awesome video.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Glad you like them

[@thekrakeninggames]

@@WildWestExtravaganza Me too. Rare to sit through a video that long, but it seems like right when it starts to dredge you take it to humor. You are really good at that. Thanks man 🤙

[@MegaFrankgarcia]

I'm doing some Lewis & Clark research myself. A couple of things I find interesting is, they were Federal Agents appointed by Thomas Jefferson, when they assembled at The Falls of Ohio (later renamed Louisville), Lewis brought 300 men, and Shanghai'd another 100 men from the area, when they left Louisville and before they landed in St. Louis, they engaged in a battle with some Natives, as in they sailed to there village and began a battle with them, why? I cannot find that answer, but I figure it was a weak tribe and he wanted his men to have some combat experience, although most of his men had fought years before in the Revolution.

[@williamschristopher12]

Great video! Dude this guy! 3+ hours on Louis and Clarke…man what discipline…is there a Quantril video?

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Not yet, but soon

[@shaneobrien2257]

Thanks from Manchester, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. 🙏. I’ve read the book A Life Wild and Perilous. Loved it. 🙏🙏👍

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Hello Manchester

[@pickititllneverheal9016]

Outstanding 🩸🦫 Keep em coming.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

More to come

[@joezhou4356]

"I am 100% certain that I am not pronouncing his name 100% correctly" 😂 man knows his limits.

[@TheMan-ud2wq]

Man's gotta know his limitations

[@quetzalcoatlz]

Nobody understands me like my algorithm! In the past few months its helped me find at least 3 amazing channels.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Heck yeah

[@Dudley-x2c]

I really enjoyed this one ! Talk about tough men. Wow, amazing. Cheers Josh. I've just ordered undaunted courage 👍

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Great book, you won’t be disappointed

[@erinb23]

Wednesday is my favorite day of the week!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Glad to hear it

[@timothyjohnson6258]

It's one of my seven favorite days.😃

[@TokenMafiaGaming]

First time here, I love the video so far & the commentary.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Glad you’re enjoying it

[@chrisquinn394]

Those guys worked so hard dragged that keel boat up the river. I remember the accounts of them stopped for rest and falling asleep standing up. Working hard and burning calories. Each man was eating 7 to 9 pounds of red meat a day. After they crossed the rockies heading to the Pacific they were starving. Went from eating 7 pounds of red meat a day east of the rockies to eating fish and nuts and berries west of the rockies and their bodies were starving because they were raised on cow's lol.

[@kenkeyes8148]

"Undaunted Courage" (coined by Thomas Jefferson) is THE book on these incredibly brass balled men...if you want a deeper dive.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Never heard of it. Who’s the author?

[@stevebarth5191]

Enjoyed this, love the "off the cuff" comments, keep it coming, also learned a lot.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks Steve

[@chrisoconnor3997]

Just found this channel. Not to be corny, but I think your work is really special

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you, I appreciate that

[@somewhereonjupiter5282]

Courage Undaunted is a great book. I loved it.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Same

[@monorail4252]

My first quote from "Courge Undaunted" was regarding separate run-ins with a grizzle bear. The first grizzle bear they encountered was taken down in one shot. The second grizzly bear was shot several times, continued to chase them off a cliff into water and continued to pursue them.

[@kathyjaneburke2798]

Member of the Whistleverse here. I enjoy all of Simon's channels and found you through him.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Awesome!!!!

[@taxesdeathandtrouble.1886]

Elk are predominantly browsers they start browsing on buds in early spring, they follow the fresh buds, so in the summertime they’re up high. In the winter time they come down and graze. Generally speaking.

[@imheretolearn770]

I love this dope narration of history. Subbed.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Much appreciated!

[@danielprivate7442]

I haven't read all the entries in Merriwether's journal. I have read the ones which document their encounters with the grizzly bear. They are referred to as "monsters" more than once. I recommend those entries. Holy shit.

[@JoshuaTraffanstedt]

Good to see this. I just found out yesterday I have lupus. Waiting on bloodtests that'll tell me what kind and everything and I've been stressing. This should calm me down a bit.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I’m sorry to hear that man. You got this

[@levitateme]

great video, thanks you, I watched it in 4 parts.

[@nrbryant23]

Was not expecting the Simon Wistler shout out. Love that guy, and you too josh.

[@mastrofnone8025]

read books and journals of their expedition. I can't imagine having the freedom to walk the country' without fences or boundaries

[@mattjack3983]

"That sweet, sweet beaver!!" LMAO!! That damn near made me spit my coffee out all over my desk lol. That was hilarious lol🤣🤣🤣

[@fatherofmimes4236]

Let's Go!! Thanks Josh!!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Let’s gooooooo

[@williamhuston8497]

Well done Sir 👏

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks man

[@appaloosa6626]

I am a firm believer that the department of education should develop the "Josh Doctrine" of teaching. I guaran dam tee you, kids would want to be involved. Outstanding ol' son. That said, i lived in Kamiah Idaho for several years, where Lewis and Clark lives were saved by the Neemiipoo...Nez Perce, of which i have currently a Toby mare foaled in Wallowa Valley. Her papers go back to F-300 horses, where were the last of Joseph's horses that were turned into the mountains in the Minam Country when he fled general crook. They were caught and rounded up by Guy Lamb in 1903 or just before and brought down out of the mountains It's quite a story and honor to have one of the last proven direct bloodline to Joseph's horses. My colt is named "Ollokot", who was Joseph's brother and war chief for the wallowa band. He was also the head horseman for the tribe. It was the least i could do, name one of his purebred colts after him, ya know? Look up "wallowa's jubilee". That's my mare

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Wow, very cool.

[@tomroberts9794]

Dang man, that's a great piece of personal history. There's always stories behind the story.

[@ramgarza4402]

Your research and creativity have made this an incredible video. The eye opening description of this impossible world changing expedition is deep. Sacagawea was an incredible human being.

[@rpdhalverson8829]

I grew up in Lincoln. Was fascinated with this since I can remember.

[@whatyaworkingontoday5018]

Thank goodness you came out with a new video Josh, I don’t think I could take another minute of another “political video” of any side. A little “Extravaganza” will do a BRAIN good!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I’m personally abstaining from politics for the next couple months. It’s doing wonders for my state of mind

[@whatyaworkingontoday5018]

@@WildWestExtravaganza well just to let you know I appreciate you

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

@@whatyaworkingontoday5018 I appreciate that very much

[@ernieday3173]

I just finished an e-book called The Fate of the Corp it’s about the members of the Corp of Discovery after their trip was over.

[@christinedidur364]

I’m so happy you brought up York. Thank you.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

My pleasure

[@Dr.Nightmayor]

Damn advertisements. Really enjoyed the narration- well if it wasn’t interrupted by over 80 ad interruptions. Made it almost impossible to follow due to the incessant frustration provoked by corporate sponsors. Ridiculous! More ads than content. Shame on KZbin for that kind of over saturation.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I appreciate the kind words. I know you may not be interested, but there are a few different ways to listen ad free

[@jiggidyjoshua]

Changed my life going to premium. I spend so much time on YT it's worth the subscription. I don't pay for cable or music, but I love too much YT content like this to fight with ads!​@@WildWestExtravaganza

[@xploration1437]

Pay for premium or go whine to your boyfriend.

[@connorwagstaff2348]

Imagine not knowing how to fast forward

[@andrewguillaume5417]

Do you expect the man to put out a 3 hour, very in depth and informative video for free???

[@beau4129]

WWE is the best thing on KZbin!!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Let’s go!!!

[@launiesoult3248]

Wrong this is not WWE ass​@@WildWestExtravaganza

[@No1Bigbear]

@WildWestExtravaganza did your nephew write that comment? What did it cost you? Lol..He's right

[@stephaniestevenson6335]

I thoroughly enjoy every episode! Thanks for this new one...

[@kharris9359]

I was thinking WWE was a reference to the way this guy talks. 🙄 He sounds like he was a third-string character on World Wrestling Entertainment 🤼‍♂️ (he got knocked out in 30 seconds of a Royal Rumble 'cause he was hit with a metal chair) or is this 🦖 Danny McBride and he's tired of running the ride from 'Land of the Lost'?

[@slickbama8322]

For someone as intelligent as Lewis, I'm dumbfounded he wouldn't hightail it home in one piece and have a LARGER party with more TRADE GOODS to follow immediately after Sacajawea(close enough)had taught 12 men their language and had more language guidance from whoever they could find. After feeling out the customers, they knew what to do in hindsight. Pass it on to the next party and go big. EGO got in his way. As we learned he had issues. God rest his soul they were the bravest men ever in my book.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I’m sure that was on his mind, as were politics

[@BasedUwUFemboy]

Recently found out my 7th Great Grandfather was Johnathan Clark Major General. The older brother of William Clark!!!!!! My last name is Clark so it directly comes from father after father after father and so on.... William Clark would be my 8th Great Uncle 😊

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Very cool

[@frankfrankly8764]

My ancestors were some of the founding families of that area of Louisiana. Granted the land from the Spanish government before French/US control. Think it was 300 acres per family with additional 50 per kid, and they had lots of kids.

[@beeptone]

Well done Sir! Shared with many ftiends and family 🎉❤

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks for spreading the word!

[@jacobn516]

Love the long videos. I can't listen to the short ones at work bc I'd be constantly going to my phone and that's annoying.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Got a super long one coming soon

[@julesotis13]

hey youre the best cuz u have fun narratinghistory !

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks

[@ianhardin1148]

Having grown up in Alton, IL (on the Mississippi just north of Wood River) I grew up enmeshed with all things Lewis & Clark (we even have a William Clark as a family name-my nephew is William Clark IV). There is a great museum right on Route 3 in Hartford, IL with a reproduced Camp Dubois, etc. And St. Charles is only 30 minutes away from Alton and they still have quite a few buildings on historic main street that date back to the early 1800s. If you're ever in the the St. Louis area you should definitely check it out.

[@kensvideos1]

Excellent 2 hour video on American History. Plus a one hour video about pronunciation of saquajuia

[@thatguy002]

“History is non binary, it just IS.” Is such an amazing quote. Love your channel, take on history and presentation of facts

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Stole that -paraphrased it - from Ken Burns

[@thatguy002]

Either way, still meant everything i said! Love your channel

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

@ thanks

[@col.cottonhill6655]

About the mercury treatments for STDs: there was a famous graffiti in men's washroom around that time or right before penicillin. I think in France. It said "A night with Venus, a lifetime with Mercury!"'

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Ha never heard that before

[@michaeldunwoody3629]

Love the commentary!😁👍

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks

[@larry648]

Nothing like hearing 👂 Detroit was just a little post, knowing my family was here 150 years before this. We are still here.

[@igowhereiplease6915]

Who doesn’t like to float a nice river? They went 1,000+ miles upstream, sometimes towing their boats up rapids they couldn’t navigate, sometimes portaging everything they owned…

[@Skankhunter420]

Bro you had me fucked up with that skull story 🤣 I couldnt figure out where we were going but i was along for the ride 😂

[@jimdowney6773]

Clarification: In 1762, France secretly ceded Louisiana to Spain through the Treaty of Fontainebleau, signed on November 3rd. This transfer occurred during the Seven Years’ War (French and Indian War), not after.

[@MrBarnettcm]

@@jimdowney6773 nah

[@nmhtv3427]

Great voice really enjoyed this video

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you kindly!

[@samhickey4898]

“High fived to death by all his buddies.” I started laughing so hard my dad came in and asked what was so funny.

[@Rebecca-zr3lu]

God, thank you for deliverance from evil and from wickedness and from debauchery, from bad intentions, thank you for days of joy and happiness and goodness and peace and grace and smiles and blessings. I pray that they are rained down on Gods creation In Jesus mighty name. Amen 🙏 🤍

[@davidmiller3263]

3hrs of lewis and Clark!... Fuck yeah!! Very cool. Thank you.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you, David Miller three two six three

[@MyFirstYoutubeHandle]

Were there any lesser known expeditions similar to Lewis and Clark’s that didn’t go so well?

[@stevenfrench7940]

Idk if it’s you or KZbin but I’m getting so many ads

[@B3astmode131]

I wish they would redo the Oregon trail video game

[@barbarianlions4life]

I was hooked at woolly mamoths and lost welshmen😂😂

[@twinsboy_3410]

Alright. Gonna try and see if this helps me sleep. 🙏🏼

[@tpproject8845]

@@twinsboy_3410 get your 8 hours?

[@deauxious]

Enjoyable unique delivery. Well done. Is that a cigar in that feller's face?

[@jeremygross992]

Incredible.

[@stevenladew4749]

Love this stuff man! Great delivery very informative etc...but entertaining as well big plus... And hopefully my punctuation didn't make you projectile vomit im about as skilled as kit Carson when it comes to this stuff🤔😐🙂

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Ha thanks

[@MrKoss973]

Has anyone on here heard any updates on the HBO Lewis and Clark miniseries? I saw a casting call in 2021 for a redo on the previous attempt from 2015.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I didn’t know about this but now I’m curious!

[@MrKoss973]

@WildWestExtravaganza It's supposed to be produced by Bratt Pitt and Tom Hanks and Star Casey Aflek. Seem like the filming began back in 2015. But there was some king of interpersonal conflict on set, and they stopped filming. And never started again as far as I know.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

@@MrKoss973 ah that sucks, sounds like it could have been awesome

[@leesa7489]

I hit the like and will be listening in bed, love your videos! thank you

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Awesome! Thank you!