The Great Amusement Park Journey with Stephen M. Silverman

Kathy Kohner Zuckerman, the real-life GIDGET.  Her story ignited a surfing sub-culture in America and Gidget mania around the world. (Spoil alert: With a special surprise guest!)

Vaudeville, born in France, raised in New York. From the saloon halls, to the Palace Theater, who were the immigrants that shaped Vaudeville's legacy, changing the face of entertainment forever? Historian Rob Snyder draws back the curtain to reveal Vaudeville's rich history.

The Sailor and the Nurse. The timeless, iconic photo taken in New York City's Times Square, the day WWII ended. But who were these two people, and how were they identified? Author Larry Verria uncovers decades of mystery with our host, Chris Costello.

Olympian Elizabeth Beisel talks about her challenges of being one of the youngest Olympian's ever to compete. She is driven by her desire to win, and her passion in giving back. What centers her? It's playing the violin!

The United States and The Soviet Union. Chris talks with Francis Gary Powers, Jr. and Sergei Khrushchev, sons of two iconic and historical figures of the Cold War. What was it like knowing the world was watching every move their dads made? In this historical podcast, Chris also opens up the discussion to today's students.

Lt Col. Nicola "Rogue" Polidor, the first female pilot to fly the B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber over the Rose Parade, talks about her dreams, her challenges, and about making history! 

We take a fascinating look into a family dynasty.  Lon Chaney, "The Man of a Thousand Faces." Also his son, Lon Chaney Jr., who became an iconic legend portraying the Wolf Man. Join us, as we talk with grandson Ron Chaney, who shares an unusual glimpse into the golden-age of horror films, and  the Chaney family dynasty.

Kate Smith, first lady of radio, and  our Nation's most beloved patriot. Join Kate's niece Suzy Andron and her husband Bob, as they take us on a behind-the-scenes journey into this amazing woman's life, in front of, and away from the microphone.  

A familiar voice to millions across America. Jane Barbe gave us the time, the weather, hotel wake-up calls, and iconic radio and TV commercials. Join us as we talk with her son, David Barbe, who shares his mother's incredible journey as, "The Time Lady." 

Here are some samples from our Award-winning podcasts, On Cue Chris Costello!