by Eira Tansey
No Time For Fear is a monthly New Deal history podcast where we examine how the United States' ambitious response to the Great Depression in the 1930s can provide a blueprint for improving Americans' lives almost a century later. For episode transcripts, resources, and ways to support the podcast, please visit https://notimeforfear.net/
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April 29, 2026
<p>TVA planners sought to unify the engineering innovations of dam construction with progressive ideas of public access and romantic notions of outdoor scenery. On this episode, we talk with Avigail Sachs, author of the book The Garden in the Machine: Planning and Democracy in the Tennessee Valley Authority. In this episode we talk about how the New Deal influenced the architecture and planning professions, the role of the public in TVA planning, and the relationship between the built environment and ideals of pastoral landscapes. NO TIME FOR FEAR is created and hosted by Eira Tansey of Memory Rising, an archival consulting company. For more information, episode transcripts, and ways to support the podcast, please visit the <a href="http://notimeforfear.net/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">NO TIME FOR FEAR</a> website.</p>
January 28, 2026
<p>Young idealistic progressives were the backbone of TVA's entry-level white collar workforce. In this episode, we talk with historian and archivist Aaron Purcell, author of author of the book White Collar Radicals: TVA's Knoxville Fifteen, the New Deal, and the McCarthy Era. We discuss the larger political context of 1930s progressive and leftwing politics, the idealism of young Tennessee Valley Authority white collar employees, and how Cold War anti-Communist hysteria reached all the way back to the New Deal. NO TIME FOR FEAR is created and hosted by Eira Tansey of Memory Rising, an archival consulting company. For more information, episode transcripts, and ways to support the podcast, please visit the NO TIME FOR FEAR website. </p>
August 6, 2025
Historian Janneken Smucker discusses the influence of rural electrification on quilting, TVA quilts, and the New Deal's spirit of experimentation in an interview with Eira Tansey.
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No Time For Fear is a monthly New Deal history podcast where we examine how the United States' ambitious response to the Great Depression in the 1930s can provide a blueprint for improving Americans' lives almost a century later.
For episode transcripts, resources, and ways to support the podcast, please visit https://notimeforfear.net/
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