Father Coughlin
Bonds and Neutrality
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Father Charles Coughlin’s broadcasts brought his forceful political commentary to a wide radio audience. Speaking as a Catholic priest and public figure, he addressed the economic and political questions of his day in a direct, sermon-like style.
This recording is identified as “Bonds and Neutrality,” a subject that places it within the debates surrounding finance and the United States’ position amid international tensions. Coughlin’s address offers a period perspective on those issues, delivered through the intimate, persuasive format of a radio speech.
The listening experience is centered on one speaker and his emphatic delivery rather than dramatic scenes or a cast of characters. Its appeal lies in hearing a prominent and controversial broadcaster engage with the political concerns of his era in his own words.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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