

History’s Rhymes and Revolutions (with Doris Kearns Goodwin)
Apr 11, 2024
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin discusses her new book on the 1960s through personal and political history, drawing parallels to current events. The podcast covers topics like Trump's potential conviction, legal maneuvers in the Manhattan DA case, the power of political speeches, and the complex relationships of key figures in American politics.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Analyzing the Potential Impact of a Conviction on Public Perception
02:24 • 5min
Legal Maneuvers in the Manhattan DA Case
07:25 • 4min
Strategy and Hope
11:25 • 3min
Uncovering the Intricate Political Relationships of the 1960s
14:47 • 11min
The Power of Words in Politics
25:43 • 14min
Navigating Political Diplomacy and Personal Authenticity
39:32 • 2min
The Complex Relationship Between LBJ and the Kennedys
41:59 • 15min
Navigating Political Engagement Across Generations
56:43 • 14min
Reflecting on the 1960s and Trump's Dominance
01:10:51 • 6min