The Biographers

As we continue on with the life of Queen Victoria in the second part of our series, we take a closer look at Victoria's teenage years, the people that surrounded her, and what sequence of events ultimately led to her ascension to the throne. Join us as we dive deeper into the life of Queen Victoria!

In the conclusion episode of our first series on Mabel Dodge Luhan, we find D.H. Lawrence and his wife, Frieda, being wooed to Taos, New Mexico, by a determined Mabel. What magic does D.H. Lawrence possess that seems to entrance Mabel so devotedly? Who is The Honorable Dorothy Brett, and what the heck is that thing she keeps shoving in her ear? Did Mabel actually succeed in bringing "all the great souls" to Taos? Join us as we wrap up the life story of Mabel Dodge Luhan, recorded on location at Mabel's house, Los Gallos, in Taos. (Ep. 005)

Gone are the days of big city living; Mabel has officially moved to Taos, New Mexico, and has become hypnotized by a Native American man named Tony Lujan. Life has officially begun for Mabel in the American Southwest, and she will soon begin to foster a growing artist's community in Taos, New Mexico. Tune in for episode four of our series on Mabel Dodge Luhan. (Ep. 004)

The world is at war, but Mabel don't care. A quick trip to Pompeii before returning home? Sure! What's next? Co-founding a dance conservatory for underprivileged children, and maybe a third marriage? Yup. Tune in as we continue on with the fascinating life of Mabel Dodge Luhan. (Ep. 003)

Artists, politicians, and revolutionaries? Oh my! As we continue on with the life of Mabel Dodge Luhan, we find Mabel leaving Europe, where she first encountered the Stein siblings, Leo and Gertrude, and coming home to New York. It's here that Mabel will first establish a name for herself by hosting intellectual "Evenings" at her apartment at 53 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan. Tune in to find out what life had in store next for Mabel Dodge Luhan. (Ep. 002)

In our first series, we'll be covering the life of an often forgotten character in history named Mabel Dodge Luhan. An American writer, advocate for Native American rights, and patron of the arts, Mabel spent the later half of her life in Taos, New Mexico, where she established something of an art retreat that helped inspire artists like Georgia O’Keefe, Ansel Adams, Willa Cather, Mary Austin, Marsden Hatley, Andrew Dasberg, and D.H. Lawrence. Join us in this five-part series as we explore the adventurous, passionate, and often times hilarious life of Mabel Dodge Luhan. (Ep. 001)