Sep 2, 2026 · 1 hr 54 min · 18 segments
One forgotten New Hampshire murder. One local filmmaker, a trailer, and a story that might be bigger than he ever imagined. Matthew Eames is building **Roots of New Hampshire** from the ground up, and…
Matt EamesGuestRyan ThomasHostRobert HerrHost
So apparently there's this place in New Hampshire called Clark's Trading Post that's been around for like 100 years.
um, you know, it's, it's, it's almost like a circus ring in the middle of it, but they have other things like, I think they have like a log ride there.
They have a train, a train ride kind of thing, you know? So it's just this like old school amusement park been around forever.
They'll walk on the balls and then like the, you know, but they're like well taken care of.
Like some of them were born there, um, Some of them were cubs that were found in the woods and they rescued them and turned them into part of their family.
So I guess apparently, and they've been around forever, apparently there was a group of protesters from PETA who were there protesting because they are keeping bears in captivity.
All the locals supporting this local business actually came out of the woodwork to counter protest.
So you had like nine people from PETA and then hundreds of people who were supporting.
Well, that's, did you see, I don't remember where it was at out West somewhere, um, Colorado, Montana, uh, great like uh like national park areas they like all the um nature conservationists like imported a buffalo bison or whatever packs back in to reintegrate wolves into the area and then we're all like surprised when wolf attacks started happening to people
So apparently there's this place in New Hampshire called Clark's Trading Post that's been around for like 100 years.
um, you know, it's, it's, it's almost like a circus ring in the middle of it, but they have other things like, I think they have like a log ride there.
They have a train, a train ride kind of thing, you know? So it's just this like old school amusement park been around forever.
They'll walk on the balls and then like the, you know, but they're like well taken care of.
Like some of them were born there, um, Some of them were cubs that were found in the woods and they rescued them and turned them into part of their family.
So I guess apparently, and they've been around forever, apparently there was a group of protesters from PETA who were there protesting because they are keeping bears in captivity.
All the locals supporting this local business actually came out of the woodwork to counter protest.
So you had like nine people from PETA and then hundreds of people who were supporting.
Well, that's, did you see, I don't remember where it was at out West somewhere, um, Colorado, Montana, uh, great like uh like national park areas they like all the um nature conservationists like imported a buffalo bison or whatever packs back in to reintegrate wolves into the area and then we're all like surprised when wolf attacks started happening to people
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