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People ask me what type of audiences and venues I enjoy most when I am presenting as our 32nd President. I’m afraid my answer to that will, indeed, make me sound like a politician. I certainly enjoy presenting to retirement … Continue reading →

I was finally able to visit two spots that have been on my “wish list” for years. A triangular trip took us to both Campobello Island and Warm Spring, Georgia–two of FDR’s favorite locations. The summer cabin at Campobello (just … Continue reading →

What a glorious way to spend our nation’s birthday.  “President Roosevelt” enjoyed a three day stay in “Nebraska’s Fourth of July City” — Seward, Nebraska.  Sharing the stage with Winston Churchill (portrayed by the enormously talented Ted Kachel) was a … Continue reading →

I am very happy and proud to announce my newest and most unique FDR Lives presentation.  On February 15, 2019 I premiered the two-act, one man show “A Fireside Chat.”  The sell-out audience at the Schauer Center for the Arts in … Continue reading →

What a wonderful greeting President Roosevelt received from the men and women of District 15 of the Coast Guard Auxiliary.  Our 32nd President delivered the keynote address at their Change of Watch and talked about his love of, affection for … Continue reading →

What a great experience I had this past week sharing background on The Four Freedoms with middle schoolers who attended Camp History at the DiMenna Children’s Museum, which is part of the New York Historical Society. The camp ran two, … Continue reading →

The weeks surrounding Memorial day were very busy for our 32nd POTUS.  A WWII encampment, a visit to a wonderful museum and an air show were all on the agenda. The Museum of American Armor at Bethpage on Long Island, … Continue reading →

It has finally come to fruition.  “The Roosevelts:  A Conversation with the Rough Rider and the New Dealer” has come to life.  The talented Adam Lindquist and I premiered our TR and FDR show to a corporate audience in Rochester, … Continue reading →

FDR was quoted as saying, “All that is within me cries out to go back to my home on the Hudson River.”  When you visit the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site it is easy to see why … Continue reading →

I’m very excited to announce that a new production is just around the corner and it will bring two of our countries most dynamic Presidents to the same stage.  “The Roosevelts:  A Conversation with the Rough Rider and the New … Continue reading →