Bronson Alcott's guest appearances

Bronson Alcott

Podcasts – All Things Vegan ~ Radio

On Screenwriting and Media with Dr. Rosanne Welch

The Daily Gardener

Little Women: A Modern Audio Drama

Jamie Lee Curtis

Toni Morrison

Bradley Cooper

Shirley Jackson

Greta Gerwig

Dorothy Parker

Sarah Clark

Carrie Fisher

James Campbell

Edith Wharton

Margaret Atwood

John Ford

Bruce Miller

Marti Noxon

David Myers

OwlTail

In researching and writing my book on Giuseppe and Anita Garibaldi and the unification of Italy (A Man Of Action Saving Liberty: A Novel Based On The Life Of Giuseppe Garibaldi)  I re-discovered the first American female war correspondent – Margaret Fuller — who I had first met in a college course on the Transcendentalists. I was once again fascinated by a life lived purposefully. Then I found Tammy Rose’s podcast on the Transcendentalists – Concord Days – and was delighted when she asked me to guest for a discussion of Fuller’s work in Italy as both a journalist – and a nurse. — Rosanne   Watch this entire presentation  Concord Days sends love to Margaret Fuller on the anniversary of her death in 1850. The conversation focuses on Margaret’s exciting days in ITALY! Dr. Rosanne Welch takes us through her adventures and enthusiastically reminds us what she was like when she was living her best life! Transcript:  Rosanne: So I was, I was enthralled to find a woman with such a modern mind in that country. Tammy: Exactly and let’s sort of go through her life. Sort of hit the major time periods before she gets to Italy because she’s in Italy at the very end of her life. So she was born in 1810 in Cambridgeport, Massachusetts,  which is like 10 miles away from Concord, and she was kind of born into the world of you know she grew up playing with Thomas Wentworth Higginson you know and she very quickly met Emerson and fell in with the Transcendental crowd just as they were actually starting to get going. Rosanne: Exactly and I think it’s important that she worked you know when she did her early teaching and things like that she worked with Bronson Alcott, who was also someone that —  we all knew Louisa May Alcott —  which we should and then it was later that I learned her father was involved and you know was maybe not one of the most successful transcendentalists but was trying with ideas — like an integrated school and it was hurting him financially and Margaret was part of that right, supporting that so you can see early on.    Related posts: Concord Days: Dr Rosanne Welch discusses Margaret Fuller in Italy [Video] (53 mins)  01 Left Out Of The History Books from Concord Days: Margaret Fuller in Italy [Video]  Kirkus Review of A Man Of Action Saving Liberty: A Novel Based On The Life Of Giuseppe Garibaldi by Dr. Rosanne Welch 

In researching and writing my book on Giuseppe and Anita Garibaldi and the unification of Italy (<a href="https://amzn.to/3xSEQbZ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A Man Of Action Saving Liberty: A Novel Based On The Life Of Giuseppe Garibaldi</a>)  I re-discovered the first American female war correspondent – Margaret Fuller — who I had first met in a college course on the Transcendentalists. I was once again fascinated by a life lived purposefully. Then I found <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/253474979442895/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tammy Rose’s podcast on the Transcendentalists – Concord Days</a> – and was delighted when she asked me to guest for a discussion of Fuller’s work in Italy as both a journalist – and a nurse. — Rosanne <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7uMWwjPJ3o" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> Watch this entire presentation Concord Days sends love to Margaret Fuller on the anniversary of her death in 1850. The conversation focuses on Margaret’s exciting days in ITALY! Dr. Rosanne Welch takes us through her adventures and enthusiastically reminds us what she was like when she was living her best life! Transcript: <blockquote> Rosanne: So I was, I was enthralled to find a woman with such a modern mind in that country. Tammy: Exactly and let’s sort of go through her life. Sort of hit the major time periods before she gets to Italy because she’s in Italy at the very end of her life. So she was born in 1810 in Cambridgeport, Massachusetts, which is like 10 miles away from Concord, and she was kind of born into the world of you know she grew up playing with Thomas Wentworth Higginson you know and she very quickly met Emerson and fell in with the Transcendental crowd just as they were actually starting to get going. Rosanne: Exactly and I think it’s important that she worked you know when she did her early teaching and things like that she worked with Bronson Alcott, who was also someone that — we all knew Louisa May Alcott — which we should and then it was later that I learned her father was involved and you know was maybe not one of the most successful transcendentalists but was trying with ideas — like an integrated school and it was hurting him financially and Margaret was part of that right, supporting that so you can see early on. </blockquote> Related posts:<ol> <li><a href="https://rosannewelch.com/2021/07/19/concord-days-dr-rosanne-welch-discusses-margaret-fuller-in-italy-video-53-mins/" rel="bookmark nofollow" target="_blank">Concord Days: Dr Rosanne Welch discusses Margaret Fuller in Italy [Video] (53 mins) </a></li> <li><a href="https://rosannewelch.com/2021/07/26/01-left-out-of-the-history-books-from-concord-days-margaret-fuller-in-italy-video/" rel="bookmark nofollow" target="_blank">01 Left Out Of The History Books from Concord Days: Margaret Fuller in Italy [Video] </a></li> <li><a href="https://rosannewelch.com/2020/11/23/kirkus-review-of-a-man-of-action-saving-liberty-a-novel-based-on-the-life-of-giuseppe-garibaldi-by-dr-rosanne-welch/" rel="bookmark nofollow" target="_blank">Kirkus Review of A Man Of Action Saving Liberty: A Novel Based On The Life Of Giuseppe Garibaldi by Dr. Rosanne Welch </a></li></ol>

02 Fuller’s Life and Bronson Alcott from Concord Days: Margaret Fuller in Italy [Video]

Programming Note: We're delaying the release of Episode 6: The Frozen Pond to make sure that its quality is top-notch. Please enjoy this bonus episode and check back this Thursday for our next regular episode! History professor Sarah Ifft Decker of the Media-eval Podcast joins Shannon to discuss Louisa's father Bronson Alcott and his ahead-of-his-time ideas about education.  This episode was guest-edited by our own Zach Powers, also of the Revisionists Podcast.

Programming Note: We're delaying the release of Episode 6: The Frozen Pond to make sure that its quality is top-notch. Please enjoy this bonus episode and check back this Thursday for our next regular episode! History professor Sarah Ifft Decker of the Media-eval Podcast joins Shannon to discuss Louisa's father Bronson Alcott and his ahead-of-his-time ideas about education. This episode was guest-edited by our own Zach Powers, also of the Revisionists Podcast.

Bonus Episode #4: Bronson Alcott's Schools