Episode 97: Emily Dufton Loves Paper (But Watch Out For Floods)
Host Kate Carpenter is joined by drug historian Dr. Emily Dufton to talk about researching and writing Emily's newest book, Addiction, Inc.: Medication-Assisted Treatment and America's Forgotten War on Drugs.
Emily holds a PhD in American studies and works full-time as a writer. Her first book wa…
Episode 99: Craig Fehrman Wanted to Write an Epic Page-Turner
Is it possible to write a new history of Lewis and Clark (and get anyone to read it)? If you're Craig Fehrman, the answer is a definite yes! In today's episode, Craig joins Kate Carpenter to talk about his new book, This Vast Enterprise: A New History of Lewis & Clark.
Craig is a journalist and his…
Episode 102: Gautham Rao Completes Each Vacation with an Archive Trip
In this episode, Kate Carpenter is joined by a scholar who can never pass up a good archive, Dr. Gautham Rao.
Gautham is a historian of American law and politics and is an associate professor of history at American University in Washington. He's the author of two books: National Duties: Custom Hous…
Episode 104: Anna O. Law Reads Her Way Into History
In this episode, Kate Carpenter interviews Dr. Anna O. Law, a political science who retrained herself in historical methods to write her new book, Migration and the Origins of American Citizenship. Anna is a professor of political science and Herbert Kurz Chair in Constitutional Rights at CUNY Bro…
So Long, and Thanks for All the Granola Edition
A eulogistic weepfest? A “valediction forbidding mourning”? A conscious unthroupling? All of the above?
Believe it or not, the time has come for Steve, Dana, and Julia to convene the Culture Gabfest panel for the very last time.
Before saying goodbye, they look back at the very first piece of cult…
Culture Gabfest - So Long, and Thanks for All the Granola Edition
A eulogistic weepfest? A “valediction forbidding mourning”? A conscious unthroupling? All of the above?
Believe it or not, the time has come for Steve, Dana, and Julia to convene the Culture Gabfest panel for the very last time.
Before saying goodbye, they look back at the very first piece of cult…
Culture Gabfest - So Long, and Thanks for All the Granola Edition
A eulogistic weepfest? A “valediction forbidding mourning”? A conscious unthroupling? All of the above?
Believe it or not, the time has come for Steve, Dana, and Julia to convene the Culture Gabfest panel for the very last time.
Before saying goodbye, they look back at the very first piece of cult…
Episode 107: Chris Hodson and Brett Rushforth Upend History in 1.2 Voices
In this episode, Dr. Christopher Hodson and Dr. Brett Rushforth join Kate Carpenter to talk about their new book, Beyond the Ocean: France and the Atlantic World from the Crusades to the Age of Revolution. It was a book two decades in the making, and when you read it, you’ll understand why. It’s ab…
108: Amy Stanley Would Rather Be Writing
When historian of early modern Japan Dr. Amy Stanley came upon a letter written by a woman named Tsuneno while she was prepping a class lesson in primary sources, she knew she had found a great story. The challenge was how to tell it, even through gaps in the archive—not to mention the challenges o…
Sunny Side Kitchen: This Escondido Restaurant Ranked #3 in America
Kate Carpenter did not set out to build one of the top-ranked restaurants in the nation.
Before Sunny Side Kitchen became a beloved Escondido spot and earned national recognition on Yelp’s Top 100 Places to Eat in the U.S., Kate was working in journalism and public relations. In this episode of Mor…
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