Antique Auction Forum, A Free Audio Podcast Show Bringing you audio interviews focusing on the full range of collecting antiques, art, decorative art as well as auctions and the history of it all. We will be talking with Auctioneers, Antique Dealers, Appraisers, Artists, Experts and Specialists, Historians, Curators, Avid Collectors, Show Promoters and more. We hope to provide information touching on all segments of the industry. We hope you find us entertaining and informational.
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Antique Auction Forum, A Free Audio Podcast Show Bringing you audio interviews focusing on the full range of collecting antiques, art, decorative art as well as auctions and the history of it all. We will be talking with Auctioneers, Antique Dealers, Appraisers, Artists, Experts and Specialists, Historians, Curators, Avid Collectors, Show Promoters and more. We hope to provide information touching on all segments of the industry. We hope you find us entertaining and informational.
The 1919 Molasses Flood was a tragic and significant event in the history of Boston’s North End, reflecting the challenges of a rapidly changing city after World War I. In this episode, Jake Sconyers from the HUB History podcast delves into the disaster, examining the working-class Italian immigrant community it affected, the lasting impact on the neighborhood, and how the Great Molasses Flood has become a piece of Boston’s enduring mythology.
BIO: Jake Sconyers is the founder and cohost of HUB History, a weekly podcast where we share our favorite stories from Boston’s history. Before starting the podcast, Jake founded and ran a walking tour company called Boston Strolls for a couple of seasons. More recently, he has been a lecturer at Cambridge Center for Adult Education, an organizer of History Camp Boston, and a volunteer docent at the Shirley-Eustis House.In addition to Jake’s obsession with Boston history, he takes the photographs that he shares here, and he enjoys running marathons, kayaking, gardening, making jam and jelly, brewing hard cider, and grilling and barbecuing tasty meats. At work, he helps physicians use their EHR. He is a volunteer with a dog rescue called Shultzs Guest House and he gives platelets …
Antique Auction Forum
Antique Auction Forum, A Free Audio Podcast Show Bringing you audio interviews focusing on the full range of collecting antiques, art, decorative art as well as auctions and the history of it all. We will be talking with Auctioneers, Antique Dealers, Appraisers, Artists, Experts and Specialists, Historians, Curators, Avid Collectors, Show Promoters and more. We hope to provide information touching on all segments of the industry. We hope you find us entertaining and informational.
