Wendy Austin traces the reasons for the migration of Presbyterians from Scotland and Ulster, on a perilous journey from the northern part of Ireland to unchartered territories in the New World.

Wendy Austin traces the role played by Scots-Irish immigrants in the politics of the USA from the American Revolution, which they helped to instigate, to supplying eleven of the Presidents.

Wendy Austin examines the myths and truths behind life on the wild frontier of America, which was explored and settled by legendary heroes of Scots-Irish descent, like Davy Crockett and Kit Carson. Show more

Wendy Austin outlines the difficult life for settlers on America's frontier, who had to grow crops, raise families, clear forests and build homes with the constant threat of Indian attack. Show more

Wendy Austin examines the role Presbyterian religion played in the life of Scots-Irish settlers of the frontier, who are reputed to have travelled with a Bible in one hand and a rifle in the other. Show more

Wendy Austin examines the influence of the Scots-Irish on music, dance, commerce & agriculture in America and the legacy left, which is still celebrated by their descendants today.