Fireside Chats

Definition

Fireside Chats were a series of radio broadcasts delivered by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to communicate directly with American citizens. These chats provided updates on government actions, explained policies, and sought support during times of crisis.

Related terms

Radio Broadcasts: Live or recorded audio transmissions via radio waves that reach a wide audience.

Communication Technology: Tools or methods used to convey information over long distances, such as radios or telephones.

Public Address: An official speech given by someone in authority to inform or persuade a large group of people.