The DRIVE BY HISTORY Podcast

Join Ken Magos, Host of the PBS hit shows DRIVE BY HISTORY and DRIVE BY HISTORY: EATS, for an in-depth discussion with American Swedish Historical Museum Curator Christopher Malone covering his Lehigh Valley upbringing, his degrees in Architecture and Filmmaking, his connection to Pennsylvania's historic Moravian community, and his planned exhibits for this beautiful museum in Philadelphia.

Join Ken Magos, Host of the PBS hit shows DRIVE BY HISTORY and DRIVE BY HISTORY: EATS, for an in-depth discussion with Chef Melissa Fairchild Clark about her journey from corporate career to culinary school, and how her New Jersey roots continue to influence her love of food!

Join Ken Magos, Host of the PBS hit shows DRIVE BY HISTORY and DRIVE BY HISTORY: EATS, for an in-depth discussion with New York University Professor Dr. Karen Karbiener covering her ongoing Walt Whitman scholarship as head of the Walt Whitman Initiative, unique experiential teaching methods, and upcoming biography of one of America's most beloved poets!

Join Ken Magos, Host of the PBS hit shows DRIVE BY HISTORY and DRIVE BY HISTORY: EATS, for an in-depth discussion with Kean University Professor Joseph Sarnoski covering his New Jersey childhood, and interest in Biotechnology, Geology, and Sustainability -- as well as why some have referred to him as a true Renaissance Man!

Join Ken Magos, Host of the PBS hit shows DRIVE BY HISTORY and DRIVE BY HISTORY: EATS, for an in-depth discussion with Kean University's Dr. Jonathan Mercantini covering his Virginia childhood, interest in the Revolutionary War era and real-life Pirates, issues surrounding sports and race in American society, and current projects including Make History@Kean: William Livingston's World!

Join Ken Magos, Host of the PBS hit shows DRIVE BY HISTORY and DRIVE BY HISTORY: EATS, for an in-depth discussion with Monmouth University's Dr. Richard Veit regarding the intersection of archeology and anthropology, how dig site research methodology and procedures have changed in recent decades, and his favorite research sites to date!