The Rosenbach Podcast

Por: The Rosenbach
The Rosenbach Podcast brings you behind the scenes of one of the world's most extraordinary collections of rare books, manuscripts, and historical objects. Each episode uncovers the unexpected stories hidden within the collections. Through conversations with curators, scholars, artists, and other passionate storytellers, we explore how the past continues to challenge and inspire us today. Whether you're a literature lover, history buff, or just curious about the strange and wonderful corners of the human experience, The Rosenbach Podcast invites you to hear the stories that objects can tell.
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Episode 29: Idiosyncrasy and Technique: A Conversation with Linda Leavell about the Gender, Sexuality, and Celebrity of Marianne Moore, One of America’s Best-Loved Poets. 21/03/2023
Episode 28: “Here Lies the Heart”: The Passionate Life, Rebellious Love, and Remarkable Romances of Mercedes De Acosta. 21/03/2023
Episode 27: Tea with President James Buchanan and First Lady Harriet Lane: The Remarkable Public Life of a Bachelor President’s Niece.  21/03/2023
Episode 26: Marianne Moore and the “Carlisle Indian School”: Preserving a Complex Legacy. 21/02/2023
Episode 25: Bookselling as Activism: A Conversation with Jeannine A. Cook of Harriet’s Bookshop in Philadelphia. 21/02/2023
Episode 24: Voices in the Wilderness: A Conversation About Early American Religion and Music with Musicologist and Opera Singer Christopher Dylan Herbert. 21/02/2023
Capitulo 23: Cruz Dorado: Reliquias del Imperio Español y México Independiente en el Museo y Biblioteca Rosenbach. 21/02/2023
Episode 23: Golden Cross: Relics of Imperial Spain and Independent Mexico at the Rosenbach. 21/02/2023
Episode 22: Dr. Rosenbach’s Rare Relic from the War of 1812: A Conversation with Mark Dimunation, Chief of the Rare Book and Special Collections Division at the Library of Congress. 21/02/2023
Episode 21: Anna of Cleves at the Rosenbach: How a Research Trip Led to an Exciting Discovery, and How You Can Become a Rosenbach Researcher Too! 17/01/2023
Episode 20: The Gratz Family Qur’an: Conserving an Artifact of Early America’s Global Connections. A Conversation with Richard Homer of the Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts. 17/01/2023
Episode 19: How the Rosenbach Collects. A Reading Room Conversation with Curator & Senior Director of Collections Judith M. Guston and Librarian Elizabeth E. Fuller About Making New Acquisitions. 17/01/2023
Ep. 18 | Rosenbach Test Kitchen: The Fourth Course. A Conversation about Foodways Research and American History with Professor Psyche Williams-Forson. 13/12/2022
Ep. 17 | Rosenbach Test Kitchen: The Third Course. Curator and Senior Director of Collections Judith M. Guston and Librarian Elizabeth E. Fuller Critique the Rosenbach Test Kitchen Dishes. 13/12/2022
Ep. 15 | Rosenbach Test Kitchen: The First Course. Finding Historic Menus in the Rosenbach’s Collection.  13/12/2022
Ep. 16 | Rosenbach Test Kitchen: The Second Course. Cooking Up History from James Moxon’s American Travel Journal and Thomas Jefferson’s Cheese Letter. 13/12/2022
Ep. 14 | The Art of the Book: A Conversation with Pop-up Book Artist Colette Fu About Libraries and the Visual Arts 09/02/2022
Ep. 13 | “Freedom is Everybody’s Job!” Contested History Rides the Freedom Train in 1940’s America 02/02/2022
Ep. 12 | The Case for Libraries and Museums in a Troubled World: A Discussion with Richard Ovenden, Bodley’s Librarian at the University of Oxford 26/01/2022
Ep. 11 | The Refugees: The Activism of Dr. A.S.W. Rosenbach on the Eve of World War Two 19/01/2022
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