Podcast Appearances
An engaging authority on and 18th-century Boston and fashion history, Audrey has been honored to join several podcasts in recent years. Have a listen!
Explain Boston To Me: The Boston Tea Party, Part 1: Living history interpreter Audrey Stuck-Girard walks through the run-up to the Tea Party, including colonial tax policy, tea, smuggling, a contentious town meeting, and an alibi for Sam Adams.
Explain Boston To Me: The Boston Tea Party, Part 2: In the conclusion, Audrey covers the Tea Party’s aftermath and legacy.
Explain Boston To Me: John and Abigail Adams: Returning guest Audrey explains how John and Abigail Adams shaped the new nation even though Hamilton leaves them out.
JFK35: Bringing History Alive: For Presidents’ Day, Audrey (portraying Abigail Adams and other 18th-century figures) and Bill Barker (Thomas Jefferson) discuss the work of living history interpreters.
Calling History: Abigail Adams, Part 1: In an imagined 1801 phone call to Peacefield, Abigail Adams explains how she grew the family’s money through investing, why she threatened a “women’s revolt” after John brushed off her “Remember the Ladies” letter, and what she liked about France.
Calling History: Abigail Adams, Part 2: The call continues with Abigail on what she found appealing in John’s looks, why she thought Jefferson was a poor parent, and whether violence is ever necessary, as well as how the couple worked together as John became president after Washington.
Rooted: Constitution Day Special: Historical interpreters Mike LePage, Audrey Stuck-Girard, and Tom Pitz discuss what historical interpretation is, how they got into it, and how they bring history to life today.
