Summary: Churchill’s father said Winston lacked common sense and intelligence. He was not optimistic about his prospects. Churchill did not focus in school but he had an interest in military history and tactics. When he joined the cavalry, things began to change. He worked as a war correspondent in Cuba, India, Sudan, and South Africa. He began to realize he was a man of destiny and his experiences transformed him. He also realized traditional wars against guerrillas were pointless. Listen to a wonderful conversation with author Simon Read about his new book, “Winston Churchill Reporting”. The Tim Danahey Show started in July, 2010 at internet station Castle Rock Radio. The show discusses economics, government, social issues, history, and non-fiction books in a magazine format featuring in-depth conversations with guests. Politics and inflammatory conversations are discouraged as they are divisive and counter-productive. Instead, the show seeks under-reported topics and delves into facts, different perspectives, and ramifications of each perspective. The show does not espouse a political agenda nor does it seek to inflame particular constituencies. The show treats all guests politely and with respect. There is no rambling discourse or personal attacks. This show is one of the highest quality and professional programs available. Tim Danahey’s strength is to take complex subjects, talk with experts, and make them comprehensible and entertaining for average listeners. Please join Tim and his guests every Monday Night 9:00 PM Eastern/6:00 PM Pacific on Coffee Party Radio.
