Calling all history geeks, New Yorkers, and lovers of great storytelling.

I'm hosting another edition of Bowery Boys History Live at City Winery on Tuesday, May 26th.

Bowery Boys History Live is a storytelling cabaret for history lovers.

And the theme for this show?

Heated rivalries from American history.

Spotlighting the nation's most combative frenemies and jaw-dropping personal clashes,

Alexander Hamilton versus Aaron Burr, was only the beginning.

I'll be joined on stage by Carl Raymond from the Gilded Gentleman podcast

and special guest Lori Gwen Shapiro, author of the new Amelia Earhart biography, The Aviator, and the Showman.

That's Bowery Boys History Live at City Winery at Pier 57 in Manhattan on May 26th.

Alexander, Aaron, prepare a duel.

Get your tickets at citywinery.com.

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Hi there, welcome to the Bowery Boys. This is Greg Young.

And this is Tom Myers.

And today, we're looking back to the Lower East Side to one of the neighborhood's most distinctive features during the 19th and

early 20th centuries, the push cart, which was really an entire retail system of buying and selling food and clothing and other items, which first

rolled out onto the streets in the late 19th century. Of course, today, how we get groceries

and street food is different in some ways. Of course, we have huge grocery stores that offer the worldwide delicacies. You've got

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