This Vast Enterprise

Narrated by Shaun Taylor-Corbett , Leon Nixon , Kamali Minter , Jason Culp , Curtis Michael Holland , Fred Sanders

Released: April 21, 2026
Length: 14 hrs 53 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio

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In This Vast Enterprise, historian Craig Fehrman delivers a compelling reexamination of the Lewis and Clark expedition, blending rigorous research with diverse perspectives to create a richer narrative. Drawing from extensive archival visits and interviews, Fehrman shifts the focus beyond just Lewis and Clark, highlighting the vital roles of lesser-known figures like John Ordway and Wolf Calf, as well as exploring Thomas Jefferson’s political maneuvers. Each chapter presents a unique viewpoint, revealing the complexities and humanity of the expedition, ultimately transforming our understanding of this iconic journey across America.

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