See and Hear Dan Roberts LIVE!
Now available for speaking engagements.
He's "witty,” “urbane," "captivating," "entertaining," and
he knows history! He's the popular host of Public Radio's internationally
acclaimed A Moment In Time: Dan Roberts.
In this age of social, religious, and political conflict, the world calls out for context and clarity. Dan Roberts brings the past to life with a unique perspective and applies it to the events and personalities that shape the world we know in a style that will enliven and stimulate your audience.
"With over 3,000 topics, we can help make history an integral
part of everyday life.”
-Dan Roberts
How is Dan Roberts unique?
Not only has Dan Roberts received recognition for his editorials and commentaries in national newspapers, his radio program, A Moment In Time, is heard in more than 5,000 communities in the United States, on XM and Sirius satellite radio networks and around the world on the Armed Forces Radio NetWork. Having been on the air since 1994, creating a vast inventory of over 3,500 broadcasts and nearly 2,000 individual programs, Roberts can speak on literally hundreds of topics and continues to do so via A Moment In Time and live speaking engagements. Furthermore, his ability to tailor his topics to clients' particular interest and customize them to suit almost any audience, without compromising scholarly integrity, is astounding.
Ambition: To Bring History to Life
Dan can make history come alive for your organization, as a convention keynoter
speaker, graduation speaker, community forum moderator, seminar leader, meeting
speaker, and/or expert commentator. With an aggressive, articulate,
physically vigorous, mentally stimulating and entertaining speaking style,
audience members commonly remark that Dan Roberts’ speech was one of
the best they have ever heard.
When Dan Roberts speaks, you want to listen…again, and again, and again.
Dan’s speaking engagements are brought to its audiences by AEI and Arnett & Associates.To find A Moment In Time in your, or any, area, please contact Nancy Waldo at nwaldo@richmond.edu or 804-289-8679.
