In each episode of the “Who’s Here in the Hamptons” podcast, Dan’s Papers founder Dan Rattiner introduces you to a new guest, some well known, others with interesting careers and stories, authors, musicians, restaurateurs, some characters and some behind-the-scenes people who live, work and play in the summer paradise of the rich and famous.

On Episode 24 of the podcast, Dan speaks to Pulitzer-winning architecture critic Paul Goldberger.

In addition to his contributions to Vanity Fair, Goldberger recently authored a new book Dumbo: The Making of a New York Neighborhood.

In the podcast, Goldberger tells the extraordinary tale of the development and rebirth of Brooklyn’s gritty, industrial waterfront that turned Dumbo into one of the hottest, most in-demand areas in New York City. The famed critic and longtime East Hampton resident also talks about what makes each hamlet in the Hamptons architecturally special and shares some of his favorite Hamptons homes and why he admires them.

Tune in to the “Who’s Here in the Hamptons” podcast here.