New Netherland III: The Fur Trade and the New Netherland Company 1610-1623 

Thank you so much for your work brother I would never know these facts otherwise and very grateful for them and I did play with Mercury a lot when I was a little kid that's crazy

Splendid tales in highly credible historic context. What a stories! What a teller! (Amsterdam, Oct 2023)

Was another fantastic show! I am a direct descendent of John Jacob Elkins! Thanks for telling his story!

I'm loving your show! You keep my attention where so many others lose me in minutes.

I love this podcast! Fantastically deep dive into colonial America! One thing: maybe I misheard you, but it sounded like you said "monosopy". For those who are curious about this rather obscure economic term, it's 'monopsony'. Cheers!

I’m surprised you didn’t mention the story about Juan Rodriguez “the first immigrant in Manhattan “. I wish there was enough info on his story to do a whole episode

This is so fascinating 👏

I’m really enjoying your videos/podcasts. I understand that you are from NY, so your videos are centered around NY and New England, but I wish you would do something about William Penn and the beginning of Pennsylvania. Please let me know if you have that already or are planning to make videos about Pennsylvania. Thank you!

Jacques Cartier, eh.

Hi

It's a good thing the Dutch East Company didn't get their grubby little hands on north america given what they did to the eastern regions.