Pen, Paper, and the Nation in the Margins: Correspondence and Communication in the Border War
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Pen, Paper, and the Nation in the Margins: Correspondence and Communication in the Border War
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In this episode, host Carolina Rodriguez Rios explores the human side of the Missouri–Kansas Border War through the letters and personal writings of ordinary people living through the Civil War era. Moving beyond famous battles and political speeches, “Pen, Paper, and the Nation in the Margins” examines how communication carried not only news, but fear, hope, gossip, and personal reflection, and everything in between. Through the stories of Union soldier David Scott and homesteader S.F. Craig, this episode reveals how everyday people experienced violence, uncertainty, and connection during one of the most turbulent periods in American history.
Written and narrated by Carolina Rodriguez Rios
Recording Engineer: Liam Arnzen
Postproduction: Kyle Jackson
Theme song and music: Derrick Doty
Additional music: Kaitlin, Casey, Kyle