EPISODE · Sep 24, 2024 · 15 MIN
Three-day weekend in NYC in 1951 | Doug Heye
from Searching for America with Robyn Curnow · host Robyn Curnow + Bleav
In this bonus episode, Republican strategist Doug Heye shows his foodie side by listing his favorite restaurants and imagining his dream dinner party with Julia Child, Thomas Jefferson and Hank Aaron. When Robyn Curnow asks him about his favorite Presidents, Doug Heye gives a surprising answer. Favorite piece of music or movie: Frank Sinatra singing What makes him cry? Maybe a few tears were shed' seeing Bruce Springsteen sing "Thunder Road" Favorite American landscape: Yellowstone Favorite President; Ronald Reagan. George Washington. Richard Nixon. Sports team: Tar Heels. First job: Mr Barbecue, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. "I'll never forget the customer who returned his french fries because they tasted like potatoes." SIGN UP FOR ROBYN'S NEWSLETTERS AND MORE FUN BONUS CONTENT AT http://www.searchingforamericapod.com http://www.x.com/robyncurnow http://www.instagram.com/robyncurnow http://www.x.com/dougheye Got a great idea for an episode? Drop Robyn a message here with the subject line PODCAST IDEASubscribe to Robyn's Substack.Visit her website here.To book Robyn to speak at your event, get in touch here.More about Robyn's public speakingRobyn Curnow is a sought-after public speaker on what it takes to create positive leadership in complicated times. As a South African now living in the American South, Robyn is determined to bring a hopeful and light-hearted tone to all conversations. She reflects on her interviews with U.S. Presidents Bush, Clinton and Carter and First Lady Michelle Obama. She has impactful stories of working alongside Nobel Peace Prize Lauretes Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond TutuShe has delivered talks and hosted events around the Blue Economy in the Principality of Monaco where she introduced Prince Albert of Monaco and Prince William, Prince of Wales and French President Emmanuel Macron, the Lincoln Centre in New York, the Science Museum in London, the Swedish Royal Palace in Stockholm, the YPO annual conference in Cape Town, the United Nations, a Haaretz newspaper panel in Jerusalem, the Nantucket Yacht club and many more. She has recently worked with Prince Albert II Foundation in Monaco and Philadelphia, the Swedish royal family in Stockholm, Made by Dyslexia in London, the Red Cross of Georgia in Atlanta alongside Delta Airlines. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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If he could time-travel, Republican strategist Doug Heye go to New York in 1951. He'd take in Frank Sinatra at Toots Shor restaurant in Manhattan and then go up to Harlem to listen to Charlie Parker.
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