Senator Jim Interviews President Theodore Roosevelt

Episode 5 of the The Senator Jim Podcast podcast, hosted by Senator Jim Stanczyk, titled "Senator Jim Interviews President Theodore Roosevelt" was published on November 19, 2024 and runs 35 minutes.

November 19, 2024 ·35m · The Senator Jim Podcast

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Summary

Right before the elections, the Presidential candidates were going on podcasts. Neither campaign responded to my request for an interview (and if you were listening they both pretty much said the same thing on all the podcasts). So I did something better. I interviewed President Theodore Roosevelt. This is Colonel Roosevelt's podcast debut. If you like the podcast, you can reach out to me via the Internet below: e-mail: [email protected] Sky Social media: @senatorjimstanczyk.bsky.socialTechhub Social (Mastodon): https://techhub.social/@SenatorJimStanczykNo guarantees on a quick response!

Episode Description

Right before the elections, the Presidential candidates were going on podcasts. Neither campaign responded to my request for an interview (and if you were listening they both pretty much said the same thing on all the podcasts). So I did something better. I interviewed President Theodore Roosevelt. This is Colonel Roosevelt's podcast debut.

If you like the podcast, you can reach out to me via the Internet below:

e-mail: [email protected]
Blue Sky Social media: @senatorjimstanczyk.bsky.social
Techhub Social (Mastodon): https://techhub.social/@SenatorJimStanczyk

No guarantees on a quick response!

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