After your Deuteronautes show, head over and listen to the New York Historical Society's

must-listened to podcast for the ages, hosted by David M. Rubenstein, interviewing the nation's

foremost historians and creative thinkers in conversation on a wide range of topics,

including presidential biography, the nation's founding, and the people who have shaped America.

What were the ideas and events that shaped Lincoln's responses to slavery?

All of the arc of his ideological development from the beginning of the Civil War when

he aimed to pursue a course of non-interference to the championing of slavery's destruction

before the conflict ended.

Edna Green Medford, professor of history at Howard University, juxtaposes the president's

motivations for advocating freedom with the aspirations of African-Americans themselves.

The arc of a covenant, the United States Israel and the fate of the Jewish people explores

the nuances of the Israeli-American relationship extending far into the past.

Author Walter Russell Meade examines the connections between their political history and the impacts

of evolving political affiliations in the United States and Israeli governments today.

That's For the Agents, available on Apple and Spotify.

The Bowry Boys episode 406, how Wall Street got its name.

Hey, it's the Bowry Boys.

Hey.

Hi there, welcome to the Bowry Boys.

This is Greg Young.

And this is Tom Myers and Greg.

Are you ready to shift gears a little bit here?

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