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Westerns have a long and storied history in film and TV history, from John Ford's foundational classics like Stagecoach and The Searchers to the best of the Spaghetti Westerns, to Taylor Sheridan's growing Yellowstone universe. The genre has proven perennially popular thanks to themes like the difficulties of surviving on the land, political corruption, crime, or notions of frontier justice, where the only thing standing between you and destruction is the range of your rifle.

There are some great, well-known Western TV series, but many land on streaming and barely make a splash in broader cultural discussion. In an era of streaming television when every media company has a service and a different payment plan, it's more challenging than ever to stay caught up on shows, including the best TV Westerns. Fans of the Western genre will surely know the contemporary hits, titles like Yellowstone, Landman, and others by Taylor Sheridan. Others, like Deadw

How much do you know about American history? That's a loaded question, as there's nearly 250 years of it to pull from. Let's rephrase: how much do you know about Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt? The 26th President of the United States, Roosevelt is the youngest to have ever assumed office. A Republican leader known for his anti-trust policies, his assertive foreign policy, and for establishing national parks, Roosevelt is something of a legend. But over a decade before he made his

With Westerns all the rage these days, there's no shortage of Old West-inspired content out there. These historical period dramas are often among Hollywood's most compelling narratives, and those charmed by the mythic American West can relive this fascinating period in United States history from the comfort of their own homes. Of course, not all Westerns are created equal, nor are all Western television productions historically reliable, but since 2020, the INSP Network has f