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History Detective host and Architectural Historian Gwendolyn Wright on Frank Lloyd Wright and the origins of suburbs. Wright sees the collapse of the housing market as a catalyst to rethink house size, and talks about her enthusiasm for the popular PBS history program. by Jerry Johnston Lincoln, NE 10/31/09 One of the hosts of the PBS show History Detectives will be in Nebraska Monday, November 2. Gwendolyn Wright - the one with the spiky hair and little round glasses - teaches Architecture at Columbia University. In an interview with NET Radio's Jerry Johnston, she talked about her dual role as a professor and a History Detective.

Gwendolyn Wright will deliver the Geske Lecture at The University of Nebraska Lincoln's Sheldon Auditorium Monday, November 2, at 7 pm. The public is invited. For more information, Click here.

Click Here to listen to the entire 30 minute interview.

Wright explains why she likes being a History Detective HERE.

Complete episodes of History Detectives and more interviews and History Detectives site HERE .