Esperanza and Irwin look back on the abstract expressionist movement that thrived in Springs in the 1940's and 50's, and James Brooks and Charlotte Park's place within it.  The abundance of art spaces with public access in Springs, including Pollock Krasner House, Duck Creek and the Lieber Collection.  A virtual exploration of the 11 acre property replete with hiking trails, and the efforts to preserve and restore the Brooks Park home and studios, and reimagine it into an Art and Nature Center for all.

Esperanza and Irwin discuss The Fulling Mill Farm, a dairy farm in full operation as late as 1959 in East Hampton's Georgica, now an underutilized nature preserve.  A few short blocks away is The Apaquogue, an early 19th century boarding house with an extraordinary history and uncertain future.  The lack of proper lodging in East Hampton in the early 20th century led to village residents renting and leaving their homes for summer "camps" on the shores of Three Mile Harbor.  Finally a brief intro to all things Bonac!

Esperanza and Irwin discuss development pressures in Amagansett's Poseyville.  The conversation was inspired by architectural critic, writer and east end resident Paul Goldberger's recent letter to the East Hampton Star.  The letter then led to a look back at Goldberger's iconic 1983 NY Times article, The Strangling of a Resort.

The introductory trailer for OUR HAMPTONS.   Neither Hamptons tabloid podcast, nor Hamptons news in review podcast,  OUR HAMPTONS is dedicated to eastern Long Island history and folklore, an embrace of preservation, and an absolute celebration of our rich sense of place.   Longtime East Hampton residents Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy engage in conversations you'll want to eavesdrop on.