Whatever happened to President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s tradition of fireside chats? Frances Gelles | Denver The spread of radio gave Roosevelt the means to have his speeches broadcast into ...

If you’re looking for a “podcast” to take your mind off of things, I have a great suggestion: President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “fireside chats.” I know the title makes it sound like ...

"There’s so much history in that room. It’s where President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave his fireside chats during the great depression and world war, said Alexander. Although a new ...

the Diplomatic Reception Room where President Franklin D. Roosevelt once held “famous fireside chats” will be open to the public, the release said. First Lady Biden was a classroom teacher for ...

FIRESIDE CHATS — President Franklin Delano Roosevelt did not waste any time in giving his first “Fireside Chat,” a nationwide radio address, to the American people, on March 12, 1933 ...

In March of 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt used the radio to address the ... This address was the beginning of a series of addresses known as the Fireside Chats. Jackson’s videos do more than ...

The most important words in Franklin Roosevelt’s initial fireside chat, during the depths of Depression and banking crisis in 1933, were the two very first words after he was introduced.

The microphone was used when FDR delivered his fireside chats. We learned why these ... showed an NBC radio microphone from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, where he ...