February is Presidents’ Month
It’s Presidential the way our Nation’s Leaders loved radio. “How can I reach more people?” The answer was Radio.
Radio was becoming huge. Franklin Delano Roosevelt began his Fireside Chats in 1933 to talk to America in a friendly, conversational way. He spoke to America this way 31 separate times.
The man had zero mic fright. It looks like FDR was collecting microphones.
Richard Nixon came to Modesto one time, and radio was his platform:
A young Ronald Reagan was a radio star on his way to bigger things.
He brought a radio microphone to the White House for weekly radio addresses.
George Bush and Bill Clinton were big users of radio:
*How did Modesto’s Richard Strauss get to the White House?? Click here and learn all about it.
By Popular vote, at least around here, Graffiti Gold is America’s favorite Oldies streaming station. Give a listen! You’ll be glad you did. Politically speaking, you can trust us. Honest.
To listen to Graffiti Gold, click here!
Speaking of honesty, we pay lawyers to remind us to tell you The Modesto Radio Museum Foundation is a licensed non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization, E.I.N. 37-1562756.
