EPISODE 37. This week on ‘Dan’s Talks’: Dan speaks with Florence Fabricant, writer and food critic for the New York Times. In the podcast, Fabricant discusses where the culinary world has taken her over the years, from her start at the East Hampton Star to her travels through France, India, Peru, and Japan.

EPISODE 36: This week on ‘Dan’s Talks’: Dan speaks with David Morris, one of the minds behind the famous 50-foot sculpture in Manorville, “Stargazer.” Morris talks about the history of “Stargazer,” which was designed by his wife Linda Scott and built by a team led by Morris in the 1980s. The statue has fallen into disrepair in recent years, and Morris also discusses his plans to rebuild it. You can donate to the rebuilding effort here.

EPISODE 35. This week on ‘Dan’s Talks’: Dan speaks with Lance Gumbs, a longtime tribal chief of Shinnecock Nation. Gumbs discusses the casino the tribe is planning to build on the reservation facing Montauk Highway, the cancellation of Shinnecock’s summer powwow, and the history behind the Shinnecock burial grounds in Southampton.

EPISODE 34. This week on ‘Dan’s Talks’: Dan talks to investment banker, author, and filmmaker Ken Lipper. The two examine the Holocaust documentary The Last Days, which Lipper produced. The film has been remastered and re-released this year on Netflix. Two other films that Lipper has produced, The Winter Guest and City Hall, are also discussed, as are two of his friends, Steven Spielberg and Jeb Bush.

EPISODE: 33. This week on ‘Dan’s Talks’: author and East Hampton resident Erica Abeel talks with Dan about her new novel ‘THE COMMUNE’ (Adelaide Books), a comic satire set inside the infamous Hamptons commune populated by the newly liberated women present at the 1970 Women’s March for Equality. Abeel’s antic romp is a must-read ride–a thought-provoking poke at both feminism and the ‘haves-and-have nots’. Find it at DansPapers.com

EPISODE: 32. This week on ‘Dan’s Talks’, Dan’s guest is prominent NYC attorney and longtime Hamptons resident Sanford Rubenstein who is known for achieving high profile civil rights settlements for people victimized in NY State and NYC. Rubenstein talks about fighting for change, Rikers Island, civil rights advocacy, as well as what he loves when he ‘retreats’ to the Hamptons (hint: farms, produce, ocean).

Dan Rattiner talks with Dennis Suskind, President of the Hampton Classic Horse Show

    Episode 29: In this week’s podcast, Dan talks with Emmy-winning host, producer and author Bill Boggs about his satirical book “The Adventures of Spike the Wonder Dog” –a hilarious wag of the tail at life in show business. Boggs, a versatile media maker, also discusses his YouTube channel interviews, and gives Dan some great industry insider tales. It’s a must-see interview! Watch it on Dan’s Talks on DansPapers.com

Episode 28: In this week’s podcast, Dan talks with the stage and screen star Tovah Feldshuh (Yentl, Lend Me A Tenor, Golda’s Balcony) about her new book, ‘Lilyville: Mother, Daughter and Other Roles I’ve played’ – a memoir and tribute to her mother that she wrote in quarantine at her home in Quogue.. Feldshuh is always riveting, quick-witted and insightful – and her exchange with Dan makes for great story-telling. Don’t miss this one! It’s all in Dan’s podcast. Find it at DansPapers.com