Baseball player Hank Aaron remembers what it was like to play baseball in the segregated South as a black man and describes the different discrimination he and other players faced. Continue reading
Dave Letterman interviews Hank Aaron about his record breaking home run, his friendship with baseball player Willie Mays, and his thoughts on how baseball has evolved since his retirement. Continue reading
Baseball player Hank Aaron remembers the $7000 bonus each Milwaukee Braves player received for winning the 1957 World Series against the Yankees and tells a funny story about what he did with the largest amount of cash he'd seen at that point in his life. Continue reading
Baseball player Hank Aaron is interviewed early in his career about playing with the major leagues after winning MVP in 1957. Continue reading
Laurence Curtis Ward, a former employee of Madoff's, discusses what he felt when he heard the breaking news of the Ponzi scheme and explains the challenges he has faced since with Madoff's company on his resume. Continue reading
David Brinkley discusses the Franklin D. Roosevelt press conferences given from behind his oval office desk and explains how the fireside chats, which did not actually take place in front of a fireplace, were so effective. Continue reading
Hear the beginning of Franklin D. Roosevelt's first fireside chat on March 12, 1933 to the nation on the subject of the banking crisis. Continue reading
David Burgess, class of 2011 at Emory College, shares experiences he has had when meeting the Dalai Lama as part of his collegiate experience. Continue reading
Diana Henriques, reporter for the New York Times, remembers Bernie Madoff's unique version of charm that made you drop your guard. Continue reading
Andrew Madoff, the son of convicted investor Bernie Madoff, remembers what it was like for he and his brother to turn their father into the FBI. Continue reading
