#70
Having a Ball: The Gilded Age’s Most Outrageous Parties (encore)
It's ball season! Time to wear your finest, certainly the time to dress to impress and call the carriage for your visit to the Gilded Age's greatest…
Episodes
#69
The Roeblings: The Family Who Built the Brooklyn Bridge
As a special bonus episode to end the year, enjoy this show from the Bowery Boys archives that traces and explains the Roebling family who — father, son, wife…
#68
Delmonico’s: The Return of a Legend with Max Tucci
A New York phoenix has risen! Delmonico’s, New York’s most legendary restaurant, first established in 1827 has reopened to welcome, as third-generation partner Max Tucci shares…
#67
Simon Jones (Bannister on HBO’s “The Gilded Age”)
Join The Gilded Gentleman for a truly unique and special conversation with actor Simon Jones whose distinguished career has included roles in film such as his recent…
#66
Inside Newport: Objects and Observations with Ulysses Dietz
Join The Gilded Gentleman and curator and historian Ulysses Dietz for a unique, in-depth look at the inside world of Newport in the GIdled Age. Ulysses Dietz, noted curator, author…
#65
Christmas in Victorian America: City House/Country House
A festive look at how Christmas was celebrated with two real-life 19th-century New York families in both the city and in the country. Christmas traditions evolved over the…
#64
Jay Gould at Home: Life at Lyndhurst Mansion
Financier Jay Gould was one of the most famous and infamous of the Gilded Age robber barons. He was ruthless in his business dealings, tangled with the Vanderbilt for control…
#63
The Gilded Age Cookbook: A Conversation with author Becky Diamond
Join author Becky Diamond and Carl for a true Gilded Age feast! Carl and Becky enjoy a hearty and delicious conversation on all aspects of dining during this opulent…
#62
Black Gotham: Origins of Gilded Age New York’s Black Elite
Esteemed author and scholar, Dr. Carla Peterson joins The Gilded Gentleman to share her research and perspective on the growth and development of the prosperous black professional class…
#61
The Opening of the Metropolitan Opera 1883 (ENCORE)
Celebrate the opening of the opera season Gilded Age style! In this encore episode, Carl delves into just how the Metropolitan Opera came to be and what it…
#60
Ghosts of the Gilded Age
A special episode from the Bowery Boys Archives! Join Greg and Tom as they travel back in time to investigate a few personalities from the Gilded…
#59
New York Real Estate: Mansions, Money and Madness
Returning listener favorite, historian Keith Taillon joins Carl for a look at some of New York's prime real estate in the Gilded Age. This episode looks at some very…