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Honoring Military Communicators on Veterans Day
This Veterans Day, join us in celebrating the powerful legacy of military communicators who have brought the stories of courage and sacrifice from the front lines to the hearts of Americans.
Historian Tim Ryback on Hitler’s Final Rise to Power
Join Michael in his conversation with Timothy Ryback about his new book, Takeover: Hitler’s Final Rise to Power which chronicles Hitler’s rise to power in 1932 all within the democratic structures of Germany’s constitutional democracy.
A Conversation with Jeff Nussbaum, Author, 'Undelivered: The Never-heard Speeches that would have Rewritten History'
Join Michael and former senior speechwriter for President Joe Biden as they discuss his fascinating new book, Undelivered: The Never-heard Speeches That Would Have Rewritten History. Undelivered presents some of the most notable, never delivered speeches from Richard Nixon’s refusal to resign to Hillary Clinton’s acceptance speech; from Dwight Eisenhower’s apology for the failure of the D-Day invasion to Japanese Emperor Hirohito’s apology for his role in World War II.