# Alice Roosevelt

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What To Do About Alice by Barbara Kerley

Barbara Kerley, author of "What To Do About Alice?: How Alice Roosevelt Broke the Rules, Charmed the World, and Drove Her Father Teddy Crazy!," talks about the obstacles that the daughter of President Roosevelt had to overcome early in life, and how she viewed The White House as her personal playgr…

What To Do About Alice by Barbara Kerley

Barbara Kerley, author of "What To Do About Alice?: How Alice Roosevelt Broke the Rules, Charmed the World, and Drove Her Father Teddy Crazy!," talks about the obstacles that the daughter of President Roosevelt had to overcome early in life, and how she viewed The White House as her personal playgr…

Eleanor and Alice- A Conversation With Ellen Abrams

In this episode, we talk with playwright Ellen Abrams, whose work has been produced Off-Broadway at Urban Stages and whose plays have been published by Smith & Kraus and Next Stage Press. Her extensive body of work includes Spark of Life, Closing Time, Lizzie Borden Gets Engaged, Hamlet Investigati…

Who Even is Alice Roosevelt? | The West Wing Season 4 Episode 22

Leigh and Fi are shook by Season 4, Episode 22 of the West Wing, "Commencement." Leigh is astounded that Josh Lyman is actually giving Charlie Young good woman advice. Fi can't stop crying about Toby Ziegler, Andy, and the house of it all. You're not to sad for us, Toby! Then, needless to say we ge…

The Big Boo Cast, Episode 510

This past week, thanks to a trip to Michigan, I enjoyed a break from surface-of-the-sun temperatures, but the Shankles have had to deal with some severe summer weather in San Antonio. Melanie and I talk about both of those things in this episode, along with Mel's newfound interest in a previously…

The Big Boo Cast, Episode 511

College football has officially returned, so on this week's episode Melanie shares all about her weekend in College Station - complete with a side trip to Houston - and I relay the exciting details of watching the games from the comfort of my air conditioned home. Two different paths to the same …

Human Experiments_ Trafficked Athletes _ Poisoned Runners_ America_s 1st Olympics __Dark Summer

They called it America's first Olympics. But the 1904 St. Louis Games were less a celebration of sport than a grotesque carnival of human experimentation, racial pseudoscience, and deadly incompetence. The marathon alone was a medical catastrophe: 32 men started, only 14 finished, and the winner cr…