Author and historian Doris Kearns Goodwin joined Boston Public Radio to discuss her new book "An Unfinished Love Story: A Personal History of the 1960's." Both she and her late husband Richard (Dick) Goodwin worked in the LBJ administration the last time U.S. campuses were filled with antiwar protests. Goodwin reflects on today's demonstrations, the 1960's and why history gives her hope for the future of the U.S.
Tune in at 46:00 for her take on the Red Sox.

00:53 boxes full of 1960s history
3:16 what Dick Rubenstein was like at age 20
4:20 part of JFK's team
5:50 how Peace Corps started
7:15 "Dinner in Camelot"
11:30 three naked men in a pool
17:00 Classmate: Ruth Bader Ginsberg
17:45 how serving in the U.S. Army shaped Dick Goodwin
21:00 JFK v. LBJ
23:00 Memorial Day at LBJ's Texas ranch
26:30 writing "We Shall Overcome" and the "Great Society" speech
27:50 how Doris Kearns Goodwin met her husband
29:00 radio break
31:40 campus demonstrations today and in the 1960's
36:00 why is Donald Trump popular?
38:00 will the country heal?
40:00 national service program?
41:00 the price for running for office
42:30 American Exchange
43:30 the most important Trump trial
45:30 the polls
46:10 David Ortiz for President!

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