In this podcast, Robert Caro, the author of "The Power Broker," discusses the book's 50th anniversary and its lasting influence. He shares insights on Robert Moses's reaction to the book, the challenge of balancing historical accuracy with engaging storytelling, and the emotional impact of Moses's policies on individuals. Caro also notes the book's surprising appeal to younger readers. He emphasizes the significance of rhythm in storytelling to make history more accessible and engaging, while also revealing his thorough research process and the considerable amount of content that was ultimately cut from the final edition.
