Episode 59 || Path to a Presidency

From the Front Porch

Small-town virtues to the Oval Office? Jimmy Carter's presidency may have inspired our current political climate, and Annie interviews author Robert Buccellato to find out why. His new book Jimmy Carter in Plains shares insight into President Carter's approachability and how his underdog story and small-town, Southern charm made a lasting impact. 

+ Robert's author page + tour dates

+ How to rate/review From the Front Porch

+ From the Front Porch on iTunes

Robert is reading Stone Door, a YA fantasy, and Why the Dutch Are Different, a memoir. 

Full show notes from today's episode and past episodes here

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Small-town virtues to the Oval Office? Jimmy Carter's presidency may have inspired our current political climate, and Annie interviews author Robert Buccellato to find out why. His new book Jimmy Carter in Plains shares insight into President Carter's approachability and how his underdog story and small-town, Southern charm made a lasting impact. 

+ Robert's author page + tour dates

+ How to rate/review From the Front Porch

+ From the Front Porch on iTunes

Robert is reading Stone Door, a YA fantasy, and Why the Dutch Are Different, a memoir. 

Full show notes from today's episode and past episodes here

Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

2016-03-10 27 min
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