Elizabeth was the oldest of seven siblings and Raymond was the youngest. Elizabeth remained his primary confidante throughout his life and because they were rarely together, much of their conversation was by letter and we are able to share in their confidences. While Elizabeth was living an artist’s life, Raymond was immersed in Progressive Era politics. You may not know his name, but his fingerprints are all over modern American government. Today’s guest, Dr. James Clark, first discovered Raymond while researching Claude Pepper. That’s the launching point that takes this podcast through many famous figures and events.
Want more from the clever Dr. Clark? Check out his books
Intrigued by Raymond? Find out more:
Biography on Raymond Reform and Revolution
Raymond in Russia Raymond Robins Own Story
Raymond & Elizabeth in Alaska Raymond and I
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Credits:
Guest Dr. James Clark, University of Central Florida James C. Clark
Grant funding assistance by Florida Humanities
Rights to Elizabeth Robins unpublished materials owned by Independent Age
Producer & Editor Lief Thomason, Odd Life Studios
Recorded at Profound Revelation Studios
Graphic Designer Barry Meindl, DaBarr Design
Web Designer and Social Media Manager Allisa Babor, Roots Creative Co
“Time is Whispering” Writer and Recording Artist Randi Olsen, Live Oak Theatre
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