Land of Laura: the Podcast about Laura Ingalls Wilder
Aug 6, 2026 · 6 min · 5 segments
Sandra Hume is back to welcome you to Season 2 of Land of Laura. Find out what's on deck for the second season and what changes are in store for the only podcast around about al things Laura Ingalls…
Sandra HumeHost
I'm releasing this one on a Thursday, but going forward, rather than adhering to a hard and fast calendar-based rule, you'll get episodes when they're ready to be released.

This means I'm not rushing to get episodes out when I don't have enough time to finish them.

I'll also be taking breaks midstream, shorter than a whole summer, and I'll let you know when I do.

I do know that sometimes it's more fun to know exactly when a new episode will show up on your podcast channel.

At the end of the day, all this means is that if you want to access episodes as soon as they drop, subscribing will be very, very important.

Other changes I'll probably decide midstream, depending on what works best for me and balancing podcast production with my daily life.

the entire creation of the podcast, from planning topics to scheduling episodes, vetting and scheduling guests, pre-researching, researching, pre-interviewing, interviewing, recording the actual podcast, then editing it, which takes the longest by far, then distributing each episode along with all the extra information that's going to be helpful to listeners like you, and then marketing it so people can find it.

So as a result, you may see other changes this year, new ways to support my work.

You are responsible for giving a brand new podcast more than, wait for it, 30,000 downloads.

I'm releasing this one on a Thursday, but going forward, rather than adhering to a hard and fast calendar-based rule, you'll get episodes when they're ready to be released.

This means I'm not rushing to get episodes out when I don't have enough time to finish them.

I'll also be taking breaks midstream, shorter than a whole summer, and I'll let you know when I do.

I do know that sometimes it's more fun to know exactly when a new episode will show up on your podcast channel.

At the end of the day, all this means is that if you want to access episodes as soon as they drop, subscribing will be very, very important.

Other changes I'll probably decide midstream, depending on what works best for me and balancing podcast production with my daily life.

the entire creation of the podcast, from planning topics to scheduling episodes, vetting and scheduling guests, pre-researching, researching, pre-interviewing, interviewing, recording the actual podcast, then editing it, which takes the longest by far, then distributing each episode along with all the extra information that's going to be helpful to listeners like you, and then marketing it so people can find it.

So as a result, you may see other changes this year, new ways to support my work.

You are responsible for giving a brand new podcast more than, wait for it, 30,000 downloads.
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