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Our Hamptons

Our Hamptons
East Hampton
Montauk
Sag Harbor
East Hampton Trails Preservation Society
Bridgehampton
Carl Fisher
Freetown
Anthony Duke
Louis Bacon
Long Island Railroad
Sip N Soda
The Rolling Stones
Dominy Family
Great Gull Island
The Free Life
Springs
Hampton Classic
Long Island Migrant Labor Camps
North Haven
Carl Yastrzemski

OUR HAMPTONS There's another side of the Hamptons, not seen in the tabloids. The viewpoint that respects history, embraces preservation, and cherishes eastern Long Island's rich sense of place. OUR HAMPTONS are conversations between longtime East Hampton residents Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy. We aren't Bonac (don't worry, we'll explain!) but do sing its praises. We invite you to eavesdrop.

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Esperanza and Irwin travel to Shelter Island for their 117th podcast. Sylvester Manor is a remarkable place where layers of East End history converge. Built in the 17th century by Nathaniel Sylvester, a wealthy merchant and slaveholder, the manor was... more

Esperanza and Irwin welcome Maziar Behrooz, of MB Architecture in Sag Harbor. We cover much ground in this podcast, learning what brought Maziar out to the east end, and his thoughts on all things architecture. But the podcast really gets going with ... more

From its beginnings in 1844, the Springs General Store has been the heart and soul of Springs. Its location within the Springs Historic District, overlooking Accabonac Harbor, and adjacent to Ashawagh Hall, Springs Presbyterian Church and the Parker ... more

Esperanza and Irwin welcome Rick Whalen of the East Hampton Trails Preservation Society. Since 1980, EHTPS has been an essential part of the fabric of the Town of East Hampton. Rick has been there almost from the beginning, and was instrumental in de... more

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Recent Guests

Maziar Behrooz
Sag Harbor architect
Sag Harbor, New York
Episode: A Sag Harbor "Solution" w Maziar Behrooz, AIA.
Rick Whalen
Vice president of trails planning for East Hampton Trails Preservation Society
East Hampton Trails Preservation Society
Episode: The East Hampton Trails Preservation Society w Rick Whalen
Susan McGurk
Special guest discussing family history of McGurk Street
McGurk family, East Hampton history
Episode: East Hampton Memories, w Susan McGuirk
Joyce Tuttle
President of LVIS Board; LVIS leader
Ladies Village Improvement Society
Episode: The Ladies Village Improvement Society of East Hampton
Laurie Petroski
Vice Chair of Grounds; LVIS leader
Ladies Village Improvement Society
Episode: The Ladies Village Improvement Society of East Hampton
Leslie Clark
Chair of Grounds; LVIS leader
Ladies Village Improvement Society
Episode: The Ladies Village Improvement Society of East Hampton
Anne Ghegalyse
LVIS member and newer resident
Ladies Village Improvement Society
Episode: The Ladies Village Improvement Society of East Hampton
Mark Parish
Owner of Sip N Soda
Sip N Soda
Episode: Sip n Soda, Southampton with Mark Parash
Jeremy Dennis
Artist and founder of Ma's House
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Episode: Jeremy Dennis, Artist and Ma's House Founder

Hosts

Esperanza Leon
Co-host of ongoing conversations focused on East Hampton history, preservation, and community storytelling.
Irwin Levy
Co-host delivering historical context, local knowledge, and community perspectives.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 31 ratings
  • Bay Berry Land

    I stumbled upon this podcast and was so excited to see the episode about Bay Berry Land!

    My husband and his many siblings grew up in the carriage house. His dad John Goodale was the teacher of critical thinking.

    I also remember new buildings going in and camp Integrity.

    During our dating years and early marriage this was the place to come home to. My children loved to go to visit Nana and Grandad.

    It was truly a magical place. It was so sad when after John passed and the family moved out.

    Mo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Denise Goodale
    United States3 years ago
  • Real Estate

    So interesting thinking back as always. We bought our house on Sandra Road, Springs in 1980 from Sheila Devlin also a boutique agency. Suzanne Sylvor

    Hi Esperanza dear

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sslp41
    United States3 years ago
  • Another side of the Hampton

    Enjoying this new series that intimately mixes history, preservation, geography and colorful personalities told through the voices of two informed residents who love their town.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mat10019
    United States4 years ago

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Production feels intimate and personal, with a strong sense of place and community value.
Guests are well-vetted experts who add credible, nuanced context to East End topics.
Listeners appreciate deep, locally grounded histories and firsthand memories from long-time residents.
The show balances nostalgia with thoughtful discussion on preservation and contemporary change.

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The Ladies Village Improvement Society of East Hampton
Q: What does LVIS mean for the community in terms of preserving its character and welcoming new residents?
The hosts and guests discuss LVIS as a stabilizing force that preserves the village's character, provides a sense of home, and serves as a welcoming, diverse community that helps new residents connect and give back.
The Ladies Village Improvement Society of East Hampton
Q: Joyce, what's it been like for you to be part of something like LVIS and continue its legacy?
Joyce describes LVIS as a progressive opportunity that grew from a small involvement into a meaningful, lifelong commitment, enriched by the organization's ability to bring people of all ages together and contribute to the community.
Author Mark Torres and Long Island Migrant Camps
Q: What is the definition of a Long Island Migrant Labor Camp?
The guest explains that the term labor camp was used loosely and could refer to a range of structures from shacks to three-story homes, illustrating the varied and often deplorable living conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Hamptons

What is Our Hamptons about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners tune in for long-form conversations anchored in local history, preservation, and East End identity. Episodes frequently explore historic houses, community organizations, local lore, and the dynamics of change in the Hamptons, often through the lens of preservation, family histories, and regional storytelling. The format tends to favor deep-dives with resident historians, volunteers, and arts or heritage advocates, offering rich context and a strong sense of place. A standout element is the steady collaboration between two long-time locals who bring personal memories, community connections, and archival detail to a wide array of East End topics, from trails and Dominy craftsmanship to LVIS and indigenous art spaces. Potential liste... more

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Recent guests on Our Hamptons include:

1. Maziar Behrooz
2. Rick Whalen
3. Susan McGurk
4. Joyce Tuttle
5. Laurie Petroski
6. Leslie Clark
7. Anne Ghegalyse
8. Mark Parish

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