Robert Edsel

Robert Edsel, a historian and author known for his work on the Monuments Men, shares touching narratives about American servicemen and their lasting bonds with Dutch citizens post-WWII. David McCullough reflects on the 19th-century American journey to Paris, showcasing how artists and thinkers transformed American culture with their European experiences. The podcast emphasizes gratitude, remembering sacrifices of the past, and the powerful cultural exchanges between America and France that shaped history.

In this lively discussion, stuntman Raymond Kohn, founder of the Northeast Ohio Dukes, shares his exhilarating experience performing stunts inspired by the 'Dukes of Hazzard,' including a thrilling jump with the iconic General Lee car. Author Robert Edsel dives into his work honoring American sacrifice during WWII, emphasizing cultural preservation. Meanwhile, Liz Wheeler tackles the politically charged landscape, highlighting the alarming radical views of NYC's new mayoral candidate. Together, they explore themes of patriotism, community resilience, and the significance of cultural icons.

In a captivating discussion, Robert Edsel, an art recovery expert and author of "Saving Italy," reveals his latest project focused on WWII sacrifices and cultural preservation. He shares insights on the emotional reunions tied to returning lost artworks. Joining him, Raymond Kohn, a stuntman known for his "Dukes of Hazzard" antics, talks about his thrilling plans for a "Jump for Trump" event, blending excitement with a dash of political flair. Their stories reflect resilience, historical importance, and a love for adventure.