John M. Findlay

John M. Findlay, Professor Emeritus of History at the University of Washington, dives into his book on the crucial transformation of the American West from 1940 to 2000. He discusses how World War II ignited an enduring mobilization, reshaping the region socially and economically. Findlay highlights the rise of social movements, the influence of Western conservatism, and the complex dynamics of land conflict. He also touches on his father's migration tale and the lasting impacts of nuclear legacies, exposing the rich history still worthy of exploration.