The Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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9h 44m 7s
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English
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9781662121401

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt., Franklin Delano Roosevelt|AUTHOR., & Douglas Harvey|READER. (2020). The Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt . MP3 Audiobook Classics.

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt|AUTHOR and Douglas Harvey|READER. 2020. The Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. MP3 Audiobook Classics.

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt|AUTHOR and Douglas Harvey|READER. The Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt MP3 Audiobook Classics, 2020.

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt|AUTHOR, and Douglas Harvey|READER. The Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt MP3 Audiobook Classics, 2020.

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    [synopsis] => Shortly after taking office in 1933 President Franklin Delano Roosevelt delivered the first of his radio broadcasts to the American public. In simple, plain language, he took pains to explain the basic mechanics of the banking system, the causes of the present banking crisis, and the steps he was taking to stabilize the system. It was an extraordinary moment — the first time an American President had bypassed the traditional channels of communication (newspapers largely owned by conservative Republicans) and taken his message directly to the people. In doing so, he conveyed a sense of intimacy and engagement with the decision-making process that earned the trust and affection of the American people. He was able to squelch rumors and build public support for the most radical social changes and the largest war in the history of the United States. They are an astonishing testimony to what great leadership looks like, sounds like, and what it can accomplish.

There are thirty addresses in all, ranging from about ten to thirty minutes, given at the rate of about one every five months, with the timing dictated by public events. The term "fireside chat" was coined by Harry C. Butcher at CBS in a press release in 1933. Most, but not all, of the original addresses were recorded in part or in full. The sound quality, however, is often quite poor. Thus, these new recordings of the published texts of the original addresses. While it is impossible to capture the cheery, affable charm of President Roosevelt, we hope the readings convey the spirit of the times and the temper of the man.
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