An Inconvenient Widow: The Torment, Trial, and Triumph of Mary Todd Lincoln | Lois Romano
Join Michael in his conversation Lois Romano about her new book An Inconvenient Widow, The Torment, Trial and Triumph of Mary Todd Lincoln a revelatory new biography of one of the most misunderstood and vilified First Ladies in American history: Mary Todd Lincoln.
Book Notes
Mary Lincoln was at the…
The League and the Letters Audiobook by Brian Wells
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: The League and the LettersSubtitle: Jake and the League, Book 3Series: #3 in Jake and the LeagueCategories: Action, Adventure, Crime, DetectiveAuthor: Brian WellsNarrator: Ramon De OcampoPublisher: Tantor AudioRelease date: 05-10…
Larry Like Lincoln: The Truth About Abraham Lincoln
What was really behind some of the most important decisions of Abraham Lincoln's presidency?
In this episode of In Good Company, host Ashley Chamberlain sits down with Larry and Mary Elliott, historical presenters who portray Abraham and Mary Lincoln, for a conversation that brings history to life…
Conan Sits Down with his Significant Other
Conan sits down with his significant other, Liza Powel O’Brien, in this very special bonus episode from her own podcast, Significant Others. Listen as Liza and Conan chat about all things Abe and Mary Lincoln. Get access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM…
Mary Lincoln's Fiery Trial
The story of Mary Lincoln's life is often a tale of mental illness, frivolous spending habits, and a rocky marriage to husband, Abraham. But what if we have Mary all wrong? Colleen Shogan talks with author Lois Romano about Mary's difficult childhood, her tenure as First Lady during the Civil War, …
Illinois
Tonight I kept things firmly in the Midwest and pulled Sufjan Stevens’ Illinois off the shelf. I dug into how this record came out of the famous 50-states concept, why Michigan made the bit feel believable, and how Illinois turned into a full-blown piece of musical world-building instead of just a …
February 19, 2001 | Charlie Rose
First, the new president of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Michael M. Kaiser, talks about culture and artistic institutions in America. Then, former Clinton administration official Peter Edelman discusses welfare reform and poverty in the United States. Finally, filmmaker David Grubi…
Elizabeth Keckley: The Dressmaker Who Bought Her Own Freedom
Elizabeth Keckley was born into slavery in Virginia in 1818 and taught to sew by her mother. In November 1855 she paid twelve hundred dollars for her own freedom and her son's, most of it borrowed from the white women whose dresses she made in St. Louis. Six years later she was the most sought-afte…
Lois Romano – Mary Todd Lincoln: An Inconvenient Widow
Lois Romano – Mary Todd Lincoln: An Inconvenient Widow
This is the first of four interviews in the Upstart Crow–Fairfax County Public Library Interview Series, presented as part of the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. Details about the remaining three interviews appear below.
“Tell peopl…
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