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The Theatre of Grief: Edwin Booth, Tragedy, and the American Stage

Edwin Booth was one of America’s most celebrated Shakespearean actors, but his life and legacy were forever altered by his brother John Wilkes Booth’s assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Historian Elizabeth M. Reese explores Edwin’s remarkable theatrical career, the burden of the Booth family name, a…

ON A TRAIN PLATFORM IN JERSEY CITY

We celebrate Abrham Lincoln's birthday this Thursday FEB 12th- In late 1864, a young man was waiting for a train in Jersey City, New Jersey. The platform was crowded, with passengers standing close to the edge as trains arrived and departed. It was an ordinary scene—busy, noisy, and unremarkable. …

Legal News for Tues 4/14 - Trump Taps Personal Attorney for 2nd Circuit, $70m Baby Formula Verdict Includes Punitive Damages and QOZs 2.0 Just as Broken

This Day in Legal History: Lincoln is Shot at Ford’s Theatre On April 14, 1865, Abraham Lincoln was shot at Ford’s Theatre by John Wilkes Booth, an act that would alter the trajectory of Reconstruction and American legal history. Lincoln’s life story makes the moment even more striking: born in pov…

The Green-Eyed Monster No Nonsense Psychiatry Episode 93

Podcast Show Notes | No Nonsense Psychiatry Episode 93: The Green Eyed Monster In this episode of No Nonsense Psychiatry, host Mark tackles an emotion that has shattered empires, ended careers, and destroyed lives: Envy and Jealousy. Whether it is lurking as a private feeling or escalating into a p…

Bonus Content - Actor Randall Duk Kim & Director Annie Occhiogrosso - Pt. 1

***⁠⁠⁠⁠Complete our⁠ listener survey⁠ for a chance to win a $50 gift card!⁠⁠⁠ *** “We Gave Everything We Had”: Actor Randall Duk Kim and Director Annie Occhiogrosso reflect on their lives as artists, creating American Players Theater, how much you can learn from studying “Hamlet” over fifty years,…

Bonus Content - Actor Randall Duk Kim & Director Annie Occhiogrosso - Pt. 2

***⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Complete our⁠ listener survey⁠ for a chance to win a $50 gift card!⁠⁠⁠⁠ *** “We Gave Everything We Had”: Actor Randall Duk Kim and Director Annie Occhiogrosso reflect on their lives as artists, creating American Players Theater, how much you can learn from studying “Hamlet” over fifty year…

106 The Booth Who Saved a Lincoln

Before the Booth name became forever tied to one of the darkest moments in American history, another Booth made a very different choice. Years before Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, famous actor Edwin Booth stood on a crowded train platform when he saw a young man fall into danger beside a movin…

Ranking Every Presidential Assassination Plot with Peyton Ruddy | Patreon Early Access Bonus Episode

Today, we explore the shocking history, bizarre anomalies, and wildest stories surrounding presidential assassinations and attempts—from the bizarre details of JFK's missing brain to the absolute legendary reflexes of George W. Bush. Welcome to Camp! 🏕️ Shoutout to our sponsors: Morgan & Morgan a…

Episode #87: A Flight from Books and Brews Light

Books and Brews: the place where beer and literature meet! This month we bring you a compilation of three authors who have been on Books and Brews Light, which is in addition to our regular podcast. You'll find many more Books and Brew Light authors at our youtube page @booksandbrews Today we fe…

Ep. 167 Getting Hollyweird in the Savannah Theater with Ghost Coast Paranormal

This Halloween, Hollyweird Paranormal is heading to one of America’s most haunted cities , Savannah, Georgia, for an after-hours investigation inside the historic Savannah Theatre. Opened in 1818, this legendary theatre has survived more than 200 years of performances, devastating fires, a hurrica…