Don Wildman

All this and more you can find between the covers of this important new book, How the New World Became Old, The Deep Time Revolution in America.

This is a really exciting conversation for me.

I mean, it's rare that you land on something that is a really new academic idea that doesn't get enough articulation.

And this is just that.

Carolyn Winter, who has been our guest today, William Robertson, co-professor of history and American studies at Stanford University.

It is an honor to talk to you, Carolyn.

Nice to meet you.

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, December 1811.

The newly built steamboat New Orleans sits at the waterfront, its twin copper boilers a cacophony of sound.

Pumps thumping, valves shrieking, steam hissing.