Unsinkable Live @ Titanic Pigeon Forge
Join me and my very special guest—author/explorer/filmmaker Steven Schwankert—LIVE and IN PERSON as we discuss the lives of Titanic’s Chinese passengers and shed light on the ship’s untold stories. Mr. Schwankert is the co-creator of the multi-award-winning documentary about the Chinese passengers aboard the Titanic, “The Six,” which was executive produced by James Cameron. He is also the creator and host of the Titanic New Jersey podcast, and executive producer of the new rail disaster documentary, "Wreck of the Broker."
Following our podcast reocrding will be a roundtable (also hosted by yours truly!) with Mr. Schwankert as well as the authors of On a Sea of Glass—J. Kent Layton, Bill Wormstedt and Tad Fitch. Find info on their work here: https://atlanticliners.com/atlantic_liners_books_-_by_j_kent_layton/onaseaofglassbook/
The events are free but registration is required: https://titanicpigeonforge.com/titanic-tribute-week/
Unsinkable Live at the Titanic Museum Attraction--Pigeon Forge
Join me at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge for a live interactive event inside the museum! I’ll be answering questions via a livestream as well as interviewing a Titanic author. No separate ticket is needed—admission to the museum on that day is all you need! Event will take place in the First Class Suite. However, make sure to book your ticket now, as the museum often sells out on dates during the summer.
Live Show Recording at Titanic Weekend—Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island
I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be presenting a live podcast recording of Unsinkable as part of the Grand Hotel’s stunning Titanic Weekend this year. The weekend is immersive, and Mackinac is a dream! For information on the weekend package, visit the Grand’s website: Titanic at the Grand
The Deep Sea Speaks: Titanic’s Story Through its Artifacts (Free and open to the public)
Join me for a presentation on the story of Titanic’s artifacts—how Robert Ballard and Jean-Louis Michel located the infamous shipwreck in 1985 and how items brought up from the sea since have illuminated the lost history of Titanic as well as stirred up controversy. I’ll also discuss specific artifacts and the passengers who boarded with them.
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The talk is free and open to the public!
Titanic Museum Attraction—Titanic Online Film Festival
I’m honored to work with the Titanic Museum Attraction to host an online film festival, running April 8-19! This online platform will host two historically important films: The Six, which examines the lives of Titanic’s Chinese passengers as well as the Chinese-American experience and 1943’s Nazi Titanic, which in its horrific origins as propaganda can teach us so much about 20th century social and political history.
To view more info and register: Titanic Museum Attraction--Events