Check out the New York Historical Society's fascinating podcast for the ages, hosted by David M. Rubinstein.

Historian Anne E. Marshall joins David to discuss her new book creating a Confederate Kentucky,

The Lost Cause and Civil War memory in a border state.

Kentucky fought alongside the Union for the entirety of the Civil War,

yet in the decades that followed,

the state embraced many political and cultural

traditions of the Confederacy.

Marshall breaks down how and why

Kentuckians constructed this historically

revisionist narrative that shaped the trajectory of their state for the next 60

years. In the two-part Elizabeth Taylor, the grit and glamour of an icon, author and journalist Kate Anderson

Bower delves into the first ever authorized biography of the 20th century's most famous movie star,

and Candice Millard, author of 20th century's most famous movie star.

And Candice Millard, author of River of the Gods,

genius, courage, and betrayal in the search

for the source of the Nile,

joins David to discuss her exhilarating and at times harrowing account of two men's search for the

headwaters of the Nile River.

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

The Bowery Boys episode 4.30,

the story of Flushing,

a history of Queens, old and new.

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