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Hosted by Carlos Vidal · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 9 episodes
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Reason Echoes is a podcast platform dedicated to providing insightful discussions of historical speeches from over 40 years ago. Our mission is to offer a new perspective from great thinkers of the past on topics still relevant today.
Carlos Vidal hosts Reason Echoes, a history show with 9 episodes published.
In this 1941 broadcast and Senate speech, U. S. Senator Hiram W. Johnson, fiercely argues against the erosion and potential repeal of the Neutrality Act and what he views as the administration's deceptive march toward wa
In 1941, Henry P. Van Dusen, a Professor at Union Theological Seminary, delivered a speech over the British Broadcasting System during World War II. Speaking to the British public, Van Dusen emphasizes his strong persona
In 1941, John Haynes Holmes delivers a speech titled "Man Is His Own Fate," which serves as a profound theological and philosophical critique of fatalism in modern society. Holmes observes that the first four decades of
In this episode, we discuss an excerpt from a 1941 broadcast by anthropologist Ales Hrdlicka, where he examines the fundamental material causes of the prevailing global distress, which he describes as a pervasive illness
This overview of the radio address "The Unsung Virtue of Tolerance" by English journalist and commentator E. M. Forster, delivered in July 1941 during World War II, argues that tolerance, not love, is the essential psych
The broadcast by DeWitt M. Emery, President of the National Small Businessmen's Association, addresses the widespread "confusion" and "hunger for facts" felt by Americans in August 1941 concerning national issues like wa
In this episode, our hosts review a speech titled "The Power of Democracy" delivered by Francis Biddle, the Attorney General of the United States, in September 1941, Biddle addresses the California State Bar Association
In this episode, our hosts discuss an address by Alan P. Grimes from 1941 titled "The Attitude of Our Young People," primarily discusses the philosophical and attitudinal state of American youth leading up to World War I
In this episode, our hosts discuss the speech "Wisdom Before Information," delivered at Fordham University's Centenary in September 1941, by the Very Reverend Robert I. Gannon, S.J. He laments the decline of educational
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Reason Echoes is hosted by Carlos Vidal. The show is categorised under history (society) and has published 9 episodes.
Reason Echoes has published 9 episodes.
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