A Moment In Time has been making history come alive to all audiences (history enthusiasts and novices, alike) with its brief and succinct segments on all the important events of human history. The A Moment In Time team is always working to make the story of the past and its impact on the world today more accessible to a wide audience.
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Lead: Though he had a certain magisterial demeanor, George Washington knew he was the servant of civilian rule. Intro.: A Moment in Time with Dan Roberts. Content: From the beginning, the American Republic vested ultimate power in the hands of people in the person of their elected representatives. Though the
“THE STORY OF THE PAST IS TOO IMPORTANT TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE NATIONAL CONVERSATION."
-Dan Roberts
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Lead: Though he had a certain magisterial demeanor, George Washington knew he was the servant of civilian rule. Intro.: A Moment in Time with Dan Roberts. Content: From the beginning, the American Republic vested ultimate power in the hands of people in the person of their elected representatives. Though the
Lead: When he returned home in 1783, he was the most famous man in the world. It all started eight years before. Intro.: A Moment in Time with Dan Roberts. Content: In June 1775, the Continental Congress, itself willing to start a war but not yet to declare American independence,
Lead: By the time they reached the White House in 1977, Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter were beyond close, they were a political and personal team that regarded each other as full and equal partners. Intro.: A Moment in Time with Dan Roberts. Content: Eleanor Rosalynn Smith grew up just a
I consider your Public Radio feature, A Moment In Time, to be a priceless educational achievement, the value of which would be very difficult to quantify.Robert
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Thank you, Dan Roberts, for making history so interesting!AMIT Subscriber
