What began as a month living technologically in the 1950s in New York City evolved into webseries and now weekly podcast. In its third year, This Past Life NYC's Adventure to Civility is back exploring vintage radio advertisements, mid-century ideals, retro lifestyle challenges and interviews with long-standing mom-and-pop shops, storytellers and Makers in America. Created in the form of an old-fashioned radio broadcast and capturing a more polite life, I am pleased to bring to you this incarnation of This Past Life NYC's Adventure to Civility.
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What began as a month living technologically in the 1950s in New York City evolved into webseries and now weekly podcast. In its third year, This Past Life NYC's Adventure to Civility is back exploring vintage radio advertisements, mid-century ideals, retro lifestyle challenges and interviews with long-standing mom-and-pop shops, storytellers and Makers in America. Created in the form of an old-fashioned radio broadcast and capturing a more polite life, I am pleased to bring to you this incarnation of This Past Life NYC's Adventure to Civility.
This week on The Adventure to Civility Podcast:
Civility Challenge: Bake a Cake!
Glimpse of New York: Martin McDonaugh @ Danny & Eddie's, 1643 1st Ave # 1, New York, NY 10028,(212) 396-2090
With Love from the Past: Technology Barrier
The Adventure to Civility Podcast, brought to you by This Past Life NYC: http://www.thispastlifenyc.com.
Every week featuring our Civility Challenges and now with Glimpse of New York and interview series featuring interesting businesses, people and stories from the streets of New York and a confessional documenting my third year spending April technologically in the 1950s. Enjoy your Adventure to Civility from This Past Life NYC!
Referenced in this Episode:
"Something from the Oven" by Laura Shapiro
This Past Life NYC
What began as a month living technologically in the 1950s in New York City evolved into webseries and now weekly podcast. In its third year, This Past Life NYC's Adventure to Civility is back exploring vintage radio advertisements, mid-century ideals, retro lifestyle challenges and interviews with long-standing mom-and-pop shops, storytellers and Makers in America. Created in the form of an old-fashioned radio broadcast and capturing a more polite life, I am pleased to bring to you this incarnation of This Past Life NYC's Adventure to Civility.
