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In this engaging conversation, Anthony Eames speaks with Alexis Coe, a presidential historian and columnist for the New York Times, about her unique role in curating American history for modern readers. They explore the intersection of public and academic history, the personal lives of presidents, and the importance of authenticity in leadership. The discussion also touches on the evolution of the White House, the significance of presidential legacies, and the upcoming America 250 celebrations, highlighting the need for history to resonate with contemporary audiences.
By Ronald Reagan InstituteIn this engaging conversation, Anthony Eames speaks with Alexis Coe, a presidential historian and columnist for the New York Times, about her unique role in curating American history for modern readers. They explore the intersection of public and academic history, the personal lives of presidents, and the importance of authenticity in leadership. The discussion also touches on the evolution of the White House, the significance of presidential legacies, and the upcoming America 250 celebrations, highlighting the need for history to resonate with contemporary audiences.