Biographer Dawn Raffel covers the work of physician Martin Couney, inventor of incubators which saved thousands of premature babies’ lives.
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Audiobook Review | A Quest for Roanoke in ‘The Secret Token’ by Andrew Lawler
Author Andrew Lawler examines the gamut of leads as well as 400-plus years of unprovable elucidations of the mystery of the long-lost colony of Roanoke.
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Audiobook Review | Rocket Men: The Daring Odyssey of Apollo 8 by Robert Kurson
Author Robert Kurson chronicles astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and Bill Ander journey to the moon on a space mission filled with setbacks.
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Audiobook Review | The Food Explorer by Daniel Stone
Daniel Stone’s text is a charming study of botanist David Fairchild whose legacy includes introducing Americans to avocados, cashews, nectarines, soy beans
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Audiobook Review | The Watergate: Inside America’s Most Infamous Address
Political consultant and author Joseph Rodota captures the Watergate’s fifty years playing host to Washington’s powerful and notorious.
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Audiobook Review: Smoketown / The Untold Story of the Other Great Black Renaissance
“Smoketown” highlights milestones in black history and athletes and musicians in Pittsurburgh’s Hill District amidst a cultural renaissance in the 1930s
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Audiobook Review| The Woman’s Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote
Elaine Weiss chronicles the steps that brought the 19th Amendment to the doorstop of enactment and suffragists’ heroics in achieving ratification.
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Audiobook Review: Building the Great Society / Inside Lyndon Johnson’s White House
Author Joshua Zeitz explains how the men behind LBJ’s Great Society made desegregation the building block for governmental programs.
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Audiobook Review| Inside Camp David by Michael Giorgione
Author Michael Giorgione brings listeners inside the gates of America’s historic presidential retreat.
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Audiobook Review: How Not to Get Rich / The Financial Misadventures of Mark Twain
Alan Pell Crawford makes Mark Twain’s financial woes and lousy investments seem nearly as entertaining as the humorous writer’s fiction