I'm happy to see Pea Ridge making the podcast, because I think the Trans-Mississippi Theater is historically neglected in Civil War discussion. I'm biased because I'm sitting in Kansas as I type this, but there's a wealth of topics from that theater, or that heavily touch on that theater. A short list: - Battle of Wilson's Creek - Battle of Westport - Burning of Lawrence, KS - The Border War / Bleeding Kansas - Guerrilla Warfare in general - Notorious guerrillas in particular (Quantrill, Bloody Bill Anderson, James Lane, Charles Jennison, Jesse James, etc.) - John Brown, his origins, his raid, etc. - Native Americans in the Civil War - The New Mexico Campaign - The Siege of Port Hudson - Sterling Price's Missouri Expedition