Book Talks
Upcoming
21 May 2023, 2 P.M. (Central) in person at The History Museum on the Square (Quincy, IL).
July 10, 2023 at 7 pm (Mountain)/8 pm (Central), virtual presentation for the Salt Lake County (UT) Library, Adult Lecture Series.
Recently Concluded
Feb. 27, 2023--7 P.M. (EST) virtual presentation for the Middlesex County Historical Society (Middletown, CT).
October 27, 2022, 6:30 P.M. (Eastern), in-person book talk at Fraunces Tavern Museum (NY, NY), site of George Washington's December 4, 1783 farewell to the leading officers of the Continental Army.
June 15, Professional Development Session for High School History Teachers at Missouri Baptist University.
May 15, 2:00-6:00 P.M., interview for a documentary on religion and the Founding era.
April 11, 4:00 P.M. (Central), Rob Mellon's History Ago Go podcast.
April 7, Noon (Central): Authors' Roundtable at Missouri Baptist University
April 6, 1:00 PM (Central) interview with BYU Radio.
March 21, 2022-- hybrid (in-person & online) book talk at the Massachusetts Historical Society (Boston, MA)
February 28 at 3pm EST, interview on John Fea's podcast, "The Way of Improvement Leads Home."
February 24, 2022--online book talk for the American Philosophical Society (Philadelphia, PA)
February 23 2022--online Ford Foundation book talk for George Washington's Mount Vernon.
February 21, 2022--in-studio discussion with host Sarah Penske, "St. Louis on the Air,"St. Louis Public Radio-NPR (on these FM stations: 90.7 KWMU-1, 90.3 WQUB-1, 88.5 KMST)
February 21, 2022--guest blog post on TGC for Thomas S. Kidd.
November 15, 2021, 7PM EST (6PM CST), presentation for the Society for U.S. Intellectual History. on "George Washington’s Hair: A Founder’s Tresses and the Politics and Meaning of Memory in The Early Republic,” part of the panel on "Memory, Secrecy, and Political Culture in the Nineteenth-Century United States."
CONTACTS
Reporters wishing to interview Keith--as in the examples below from the NYT, Post-Dispatch, KCBS radio, and Business Insider-- or organizations interested in George Washington's Hair book talks, may contact him either: 1) directly; 2) via Bryce Chapman, Vice President for Enrollment, Marketing and University Communications, Missouri Baptist University; or 3) through Emily Grandstaff, Publicity and Social Media Director University of Virginia Press.
