PreserveCast

00:48:03

Chaos, Conspiracy, and the Whiskey Rebellion with...

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2026/10/05

In this episode, historian and preservationist Kourtney Lowery shares her research on the lesser-known chaos and conspiracy behind the whiskey rebellion, focusing on its local impact in Maryland and the broader implications for early American history.

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00:46:34

Revolution@250: Jim Henson

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2026/10/01

In this episode, we look at a creative revolution led by Jim Henson. Best known as the creator of The Muppets, Henson transformed puppetry, television, and storytelling by blending imagination, technology, and deep humanity. His creative journey began in Maryland, where his early experiences helped shape a vision that would influence generations.Our guest is Karen Falk, Archives Director and historian for The Jim Henson Company and Vice President of The Jim Henson Legacy. Since 1992, she has

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00:57:35

The People's Architect with Dr. Brian Goldstein

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2026/09/28

In this episode, Dr. Brian Goldstein discusses the life and work of Max Bond, a pioneering African American architect committed to social change through architecture. Discover how Bond's experiences, from Ghana to Harlem, shaped his approach to design and activism.

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00:55:45

Tracing the Past: Genealogy & Forensics with Allison...

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2026/09/21

Explore the fascinating intersection of genetic genealogy, forensic science, and historical research with Allison Peacock of FHD Forensics. Discover how DNA analysis is uncovering stories from the past, solving mysteries, and aiding in historic preservation.

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00:53:25

Reviving Maryland’s Whiskey Heritage: History,...

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2026/09/16

In this episode, Braden Bumpers, co-founder of McClintock Distilling in Frederick, Md., explores the revival of Maryland’s historic distilling tradition. He shares how the distillery combines historic preservation, locally grown heritage grains, sustainable agriculture, and traditional craftsmanship to create distinctive Maryland spirits. From restoring historic buildings in Frederick to working directly with local farmers and using traditional stone milling techniques, Bumpers explains how

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00:54:06

"We Can Do It, We'll Figure it Out" with Danielle

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2026/08/31

We're back with a past guest Danielle Del Sol, president and CEO of the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach and the former executive director of the Preservation Resource Center of New Orlean. She shares her journey to preservation leadership, contrasting preservation in New Orleans and Palm Beach, and discusses innovative projects like climate resilience and community engagement.

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01:02:59

Revolution@250: The Maryland 400

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2026/08/28

In this episode of Revolution@250, we delve into the remarkable story of the Maryland 400 and their pivotal role in the Battle of Brooklyn—one of the most consequential and dramatic encounters of the American Revolution. Facing overwhelming British forces, these largely untested Maryland soldiers made a courageous stand that helped give George Washington’s army time to escape and survive another day.Historian and researcher Owen Lourie draws on 13 years of research to bring the Maryland 400 out of

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00:53:40

Preserving Memory and Shaping the Future with Cecily...

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2026/08/24

In this episode, we explore the complex history and future of Crownsville Memorial Hospital and the Crownsville Memorial Park Master Plan. Cecily Bedwell and Brian Reetz of Design Collective discuss how landscape architecture, preservation, and community engagement can transform a site of difficult history into a place for healing, learning, and reflection.

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00:59:19

Sidewalk Nation with Michael Pollack

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2026/08/17

In this episode, author Michael Pollack discusses the overlooked importance of sidewalks in urban life, law, and community development. He shares insights from his book 'Sidewalk Nation' about how sidewalks shape our communities and what can be done to improve them.

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00:41:52

Shared Stewardship: Historic Resources and Nature...

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2026/08/03

Today we're joined by Andrew Brown from The Maryland Bird Conservation Partnership, an organization dedicated to protecting and enhancing native bird populations. Andrew, Maryland Farmland Raptor Program project manager, discusses how historic resources intersect with his line of work and why preserving both natural and cultural landscapes is essential for the future of Maryland's birds.

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00:49:37

Rev@250 Ep. 7: The Whiskey Rebellion

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2026/07/31

In this episode of Revolution@250 we cover the Whiskey Rebellion of 1791–1794. While the uprising took place mainly in western Pennsylvania, many farmers in western Maryland faced the same challenges under the new federal whiskey tax. We'll discuss how Maryland responded, why the region's economy depended on whiskey production, and what this event meant for the young United States. Joining us are Christopher Logsdon, President of the Allegany Museum, and Dave Williams from the Allegany County

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00:43:41

Protecting Our Parks with Paul Coussan

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2026/07/27

Today we're joined by Paul Coussan, Vice President of Government Relations at the National Park Foundation, where he oversees efforts to lead, direct, and manage the Foundation’s government affairs portfolio. In this role, Paul engages with the Executive Branch and Congress as a trusted voice advocating for federal dollars to protect and enhance national parks.

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00:51:01

The Capitol with Brian J. Jones

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2026/07/20

Today we're joined by biographer Brian J. Jones about his latest book, 'The Capital,' a unique biography of the U.S. Capitol building. Together we'll explore the building's history, architectural details, political significance, and the personal stories intertwined with its evolution.

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00:51:23

Artists and the American Revolution with Zara...

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2026/07/15

In this episode Zara Anishanslin discusses her new book 'The Painter's Fire,' exploring the often overlooked role of artists and material culture in the American Revolution. She highlights the importance of preservation and the interconnectedness of art, history, and politics.

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00:42:33

Ep. 6: The Legacy of Harriet Tubman

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2026/06/30

Harriet Tubman's story is often told through her extraordinary courage, but her deep connection to Maryland's landscapes is just as essential to understanding her legacy. In this episode, Angie Crenshaw, Director of the Maryland Park Service, explores how Tubman's early life on Maryland's Eastern Shore shaped the skills, resilience, and determination that enabled her to escape slavery and repeatedly return to lead others to freedom.Together, we discuss why place matters in preserving history, how

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00:49:18

Brewing New Life into Historic Buildings with David...

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2026/06/29

How do historic buildings become thriving breweries, restaurants, and gathering places? On this episode, we sit down with architect David Lopez, Principal at Twopoint Studio, to explore the intersection of historic preservation, adaptive reuse, and Maryland's brewing heritage. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience designing and rehabilitating historic buildings, David shares how old industrial spaces can be thoughtfully transformed while preserving the stories embedded in their walls. From

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00:36:37

Say it with History with Holley Snaith

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2026/06/15

Today we're joined by Holley Snaith, fellow podcaster (Say it with History), historian and writer to discuss the digital preservation of history and a historical restoration project at Val-Kill, Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site. Eleanor's Pictures - National Park ServiceMy Website - www.holleysnaith.com Author Profile - American Masters Say It With History - Apple Podcasts or Spotify

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00:40:52

Maryland's Agricultural Heritage with Secretary Kevin...

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2026/06/01

Join us as we sit down with Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Kevin Atticks to explore the connection between Maryland’s agricultural heritage and its thriving craft beverage industry. From the state’s early history of grain production and distilling to today’s farm breweries, wineries, distilleries, and cideries, we discuss how agriculture continues to shape Maryland’s economy, rural communities, and cultural identity. As the nation prepare to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American

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00:48:55

Ep. 5: The Free Press

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2026/06/01

May's Revolution@250 episode is here, focusing on the free press – and how ideas around free expression and freedom of speech impacted generations of Marylanders. We’ll explore how this core value of the revolutionary generation was embraced by Black Marylanders and the legacy of the Baltimore Afro-American, the longest-running African-American family-owned newspaper in the United States, established in 1892.Joining us today is Savannah Wood, an artist with deep roots in Baltimore and Los Angeles

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00:36:33

We Make History with Jennifer Sieck

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2026/05/19

Jennifer Sieck (she/her) has been sharing stories of metropolitan Washington, D.C., through the Anacostia Community Museum’s collection and archives since 2018. In addition to curating We Make History, her recent projects include DC Women Speak and spotlights on D.C. artists andmusicians. She holds an interdisciplinary PhD from George Washington University, specializing in African American literature and history.We Make History opens on May 30, 2026, the 185th anniversary of the day Adam Francis

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