Throwback Thursdays

On June 29, 1981, President Reagan delivered an address at the Annual Convention of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Let’s listen.

In this week’s podcast we focus on education in America during President Reagan’s time in office and his efforts in turning our school system around.

In this week’s Words to Live By podcast, we commemorate the Easter and Passover holidays --- holy days that President Reagan always reflected on. We’ll start with his 1983 radio address to the nation on the observance of Easter and Passover.

In this week’s “Words to Live By” podcast we’re going to look at trade, specifically with Japan.

During President Reagan’s 8 years in office, he awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to 71 people.  This included Secretary of State George Shultz, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Senator Barry Goldwater, and Frank Sinatra.  Posthumously he also gave the award to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, Jackie Robinson and others.

We’ll start this podcast by going back to April 3, 1987 when President Reagan delivered remarks to his foundation members.

In this weeks Words to Live By, we go to April 28, 1981, when President Reagan delivered his first public speech since getting shot to address a Joint Session of Congress on the Program for Economic Recovery.

In this week's "Words to Live By" we celebrate St. Patricks Day by listening to President Reagans Irish themed speeches.

On February 26, 1986, during an address to the Nation on National Security, he began, “I want to speak to you this evening about my highest duty as President: to preserve peace and defend these United States.” Let’s listen.