We The People Podcasts
Summary: The National Constitution Center is the first and only museum celebrating the United States Constitution and the story of “We the People.” As a national town hall, located on historic Independence Mall in Philadelphia, the Center welcomes former presidents, Supreme Court justices, leading journalists, authors, pundits and scholars to offer diverse perspectives on timely constitutional issues. Join the conversation.
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Podcasts:
As he forms an exploratory committee to run for President in 2008, Arizona Senator John McCain joins Michael Smerconish in a town hall meeting with WPHT 1210 AM The Big Talker and the National Constitution Center. Program recorded on 12/02/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
As he forms an exploratory committee to run for President in 2008, Arizona Senator John McCain joins Michael Smerconish in a town hall meeting with WPHT 1210 AM The Big Talker and the National Constitution Center. Program recorded on 12/02/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
Join master Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg and expert Republican strategist Ed Rollins, moderated by journalist Margaret Carlson on the 2008 race. Program recorded on 11/16/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
Join master Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg and expert Republican strategist Ed Rollins, moderated by journalist Margaret Carlson on the 2008 race. Program recorded on 11/16/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
Four journalists and experts in the presidency come together to examine the presidents who found new purpose after leaving office, as well as those who slipped quietly into private life. Featuring authors Mark Updegrove and Patricia O'Toole, as well as journalists Jennifer Senior and Todd S. Purdum. Program recorded on 10/3/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
Four journalists and experts in the presidency come together to examine the presidents who found new purpose after leaving office, as well as those who slipped quietly into private life. Featuring authors Mark Updegrove and Patricia O'Toole, as well as journalists Jennifer Senior and Todd S. Purdum. Program recorded on 10/3/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
Can the Democrats retake the White House? And, how can the Republicans defend that critical political real estate? With Mark Halperin of ABC News The Washington Post's John Harris. Program recorded on 10/9/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
New Yorker writer Lawrence Wright discusses the riveting story behind the al-Qaeda attacks against America. This program coincides with the Center's newest exhibit, 9/11: A Nation Remembers. Program recorded on 9/8/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
New Yorker writer Lawrence Wright discusses the riveting story behind the al-Qaeda attacks against America. This program coincides with the Center's newest exhibit, 9/11: A Nation Remembers. Program recorded on 9/8/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
Two chairmen of the 9/11 Commission, Tom Kean and Lee Hamilton, Go Behind the Closed Doors of the 9/11 Commission with the New Yorker's Lawrence Wright. With Wright moderating, Kean and Hamilton tell the compelling story of the al-Qaeda attacks against America and the politically charged, historically significant bipartisan commission that investigated the events of September 11th. This program coincides with the Center's newest exhibit, 9/11: A Nation Remembers. Program recorded on 9/8/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
Two chairmen of the 9/11 Commission, Tom Kean and Lee Hamilton, Go Behind the Closed Doors of the 9/11 Commission with the New Yorker's Lawrence Wright. With Wright moderating, Kean and Hamilton tell the compelling story of the al-Qaeda attacks against America and the politically charged, historically significant bipartisan commission that investigated the events of September 11th. This program coincides with the Center's newest exhibit, 9/11: A Nation Remembers. Program recorded on 9/8/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
Hosted by WPEN's Jody McDonald and Don Tollefson, this conversation will examine the changing landscape of sports in the United States, the impact of women and minorities in sports over the past 50+ years, as well as the athlete's role in our society. Joining McDonald and Tollefson will be a group of professional athletes, coaches, and writers from the Philadelphia area including John Chaney (Former Temple Men's Basketball Coach), Ed Pinckney (Former Villanova Men's Basketball player and current Asst. Coach), Phil Jasner (Philadelphia Daily News Sports Writer), and Denise Dillon (Drexel Women's Basketball Head Coach). Program recorded on 7/29/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
The National Constitution Center presents "From the Negro Leagues to the Front Office" with Philadelphia 76ers President Billy King, moderated by CBS 3's Beasley Reece. Program recorded on 8/03/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
He was the Sultan of Swat. The Caliph of Clout. The Wizard of Whack. The Bambino. And simply, to his teammates, the Big Bam. Join a conversation with Leigh Montville, the award-winning author of the New York Times bestseller Ted Williams, who now gives us the true story of the Breaking Records poster boy in The Big Bam: The Life and Times of Babe Ruth. Program recorded on 7/27/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
As a member of the NFL for nine years, Esera Tuaolo played for five major teams, including the Green Bay Packers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Carolina Panthers, Atlanta Falcons, and Minnesota Vikings. In 1999, he went to the Superbowl with the Atlanta Falcons. In 2002, he retired from football and publicly announced that he was gay. Program recorded on 6/28/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
