Here in the Hudson Valley, we have all sorts of connections to Washington Irving. So this week, as spooky season is coming to an end, we decided to talk about the literary great, Washington Irving.

This week, Sue tells us the story of the Radium Girls and their fight for life and justice.

Shannon has always been fascinated with The Civil War and in this episode she shares amazing stories of survival in the conflict.

This week, Sue was so inspired by the Carousel Museum in CT that she wanted to learn more about the men behind these creations.

Shannon has discovered her new favorite dead person! The first Italian-American Mayor of New York City, Fiorello La Guardia! A man ahead of his time who was a constant seeker of justice!

In this week's episode, Sue tells us the story of Fred Harvey and The Harvey Girls. Fred established a series of restaurants at the train stops along the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway.

This week, we learn the story of Edward Hopper. Even if you don't know the name, you know his art. Shannon visited Hopper's childhood home and was inspired to tell the tale!

This week, Sue tells us the story of the silent movie actress Baby Peggy, later known as Diana Serra Cary. She was known as the "Million Dollar Baby" but she would never see any of that money. Listen to learn more!