From Cafe and the Vox Media Podcast Network, welcome to stay tuned.

I'm Preet Barara.

It felt for a time in part,

young people against old people, anti-war violence, peace movement,

and yet people felt they could make a difference.

The most important illumination of the time was the idea that you could work together collectively change things.

That's Doris Kearns Goodwin. She's a Pulitzer Prize winning presidential historian and author.

Goodwin's esteemed career has taken her down the roads of American history through the

presidencies of Johnson, Kennedy, Roosevelt, Lincoln, and the lives of those who

orbited these great leaders. Her new book is a slightly different endeavor,

an unfinished love story, a personal history of the

1960s, which comes out next week, explores that decade through the memories of her late husband,

Dick Goodwin, a political advisor and speech writer to Presidents JFK and LBJ.

She joins me on the show to talk about uncovering a decade of personal and political history

and how the lessons of the 1960s can help us navigate our current political moment.

That's coming up.

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