# Nathaniel Popkin
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nathaniel popkin (born August 23, 1969) is a Philadelphia-based writer, editor, and historian. He is the author of Song of the City (2002, Basic Books), The Possible City (2008, Camino Books), Lion and Leopard (2013, The Head and The Hand Press), Philadelphia: Finding the Hidden City (2017, Temple University Press), and Everything is Borrowed (2018, New Door Books). He's the co-editor of Who Will Speak for America?
Episode 167: The Year of Return, with Nathaniel Popkin
My guest is Nathaniel Popkin. Set against the backdrop of 1976 Philadelphia, his new novel The Year of the Return follows the path of two families, the Jewish Silks and African American Johnsons, as they are first united by marriage and then by grief, turmoil, and the difficult task of trying to li…
Earth Day 2022
To celebrate Earth Day 2022 I am replaying my interview with author Nathaniel Popkin. We talk about his book, To Reach the Spring: From Complicity to Consciousness in the Age of the Eco-Crisis, that was released in 2021.
In our conversation we talk about environmental advocacy, the inequality of …
Ken Kalfus | 2 A.M. in Little America
In conversation with Nathaniel Popkin
The ''rare writer who can combine keen, grounded, psychological observation with visionary headiness'' (Salon), Ken Kalfus is the author of the novels The Commissariat of Enlightenment, a New York Times Notable Book of the Year; A Disorder Peculiar to the Cou…
Earth Month with Nathaniel Popkin
I'm calling April Earth month because, well, doesn't our planet deserve at least 1 month of appreciation? Last time we re-booted Caren Cooper and this week we are revisiting a powerful conversation I had with Nathaniel Popkin, author of To Reach the Spring.
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The Resilience of Cities in the United States
Neglected Stories: People, History, Movements, a production of Germantown Community Radio, welcomes writer and urban historian Nathaniel Popkin for a powerful conversation about Philadelphia’s layered history and its resilient communities.
Popkin, known for his deep explorations of the city’s cult…
Nathaniel Popkin & A Brief History Of Philadelphia
Celebrated author, filmmaker and Philadelphia historian Nathanial Popkin joins us on the 5th Season Premiere to talk about the current state of our city.
Nathaniel Popkin is co-author of the book Philadelphia In Color 1950-1990 (which will be out next fall), its a project of Hidden City, where h…
Philadelphia
To the extent America emerged from the written word, those words were written in Philadelphia, as both the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution came to life in the City of Brotherly Love. Nathaniel Popkin, Alexander Ames, Taylor Townes, Alison Lewis, Alexander Schneider, C…
Nathaniel Popkin
Author Nathaniel Popkin (PARTLY STRONG, PARTLY BROKEN) talks writing and starting over, the integral role of the editor, how fiction is a mirror of real life, and why a writer should own the struggle
Too Jewish - 6/7/26 - Nathaniel Popkin
Nathaniel Popkin, author of the new novel on tension over Israel in synagogues today, "Partly Strong, Partly Broken"
Visualizing The Past: In Pursuit with Nathaniel Popkin and Andrew Ferrett
How do you capture the complex nuances of the American story? And what can a multi-part online series told through America's birthplace tell us about our democratic experiment?
In this episode, Andrew Ferrett and Nathaniel Popkin discuss their documentary series 'In Pursuit,' which explores 400 yea…
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