06/13/2022
By Dana Cohen
Preservation Maryland Goes Crabbing: Sustaining Watermen Heritage in MD
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06/13/2022
02/09/2022
By Preservation Maryland
A Big Slice Of History: Pizza, Preservation And Culture on National Pizza Day
What’s at the intersection of preservation and pizza? Preservation Maryland’s PreserveCast episode on the history of pizza, of course. In honor of National Pizza Day, tune in to the conversation with our President & CEO Nicholas Redding and pizza historian Alexander Hughes on his work chronicling the history of pizza in the United States and Canada and what is being done to preserve this slice of our history.
06/28/2021
By Dana Cohen
PreserveCast June Recap
PreserveCast brings you stories from around the world about the people who are doing the work to preserve, interpret, and save our past. Each weekly episode makes the case for the value, relevance, and importance of history in our lives. Here’s what you may have missed this month:
Special Podcast Series: Healthy, Hip & Historic: Contextualizing Preservation During an International Pandemic
03/23/2020
By Meagan Baco
As COVID-19 has changed the everyday ways that we interact with each other and our communities, it’s clear that our environment has important physical and psychological effects on us all.
Free Resource: Preservation Maryland’s podcast, PreserveCast, is available for on-demand listening anytime and is offered as a resource to the broader preservation community. A new episode of our Healthy, Hip & Historic series will be released every day this week.
Preservation addresses the physical material of our built environment – and those materials’ potential positive or negative health impacts – so too, does preservation address an emotional connection to a time and place in history.
This unique special podcast series on PreserveCast will feature five preservation visionaries that will place our preservation work in a broader context, identify challenges, and illuminate solutions for linking historic preservation and healthy communities.
VOICES IN THE SERIES
- Storm Cunningham, Publisher of Revitalization News, “What the Future Holds for Historic Preservation and Community Revitalization”
- Dr. Jeremy C. Wells, Univerisity of Maryland, School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation, “People, Old Places, and Health”
- Dr. Mimi Narayan, Health Impact Project, The Pew Charitable Trusts, “Preserving History, Promoting Health”
- Jim Lindberg, National Trust for Historic Preservation, “Making Preservation the New Normal”
- Greg Werkheiser, Cultural Heritage Partners, LLP, “The Future of History”
Together, we will come through the worst, and we too, will become a part of Maryland’s history.
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