Blizzards, Banks, and Bakken
Narrated by Andrew Post
In "Blizzards, Banks, and Bakken: An Irreverent History of North Dakota," Jordan Blake Carter explores the rich and complex tapestry of North Dakota's history over the last two centuries. Highlighting the resilience of its people—from the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara to the populists and modern-day citizens—Carter captures the state’s blend of struggles and triumphs against a backdrop of changing landscapes. With a mix of humor and heart, this engaging account reveals how North Dakotans continue to adapt and thrive through adversity while maintaining a deep connection to their land.
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