+ Father Charles Edward Coughlin (October 25, 1891 – October 27, 1979) was a controversial Roman Catholic priest at Royal Oak, Michigan's National Shrine of the Little Flower Church. He was one of the first political leaders to use radio to reach a mass audience, as more than thirty million tuned to his weekly broadcasts during the 1930s. Early in his career Coughlin was a vocal supporter of Franklin D. Roosevelt and his early New Deal proposals, before later becoming a harsh critic of Roosevelt as too friendly to bankers. In 1934 he announced a new political organization called the "Nation's Union of Social Justice." He wrote a platform calling for monetary reforms, the nationalization of major industries and railroads, and protection of the rights of labor. The membership ran into the millions, resembling the Populist movement of the 1890s. After hinting at attacks on Jewish bankers, Coughlin began to use his radio program to issue antisemitic commentary, and later to rationalize some of the policies of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. The broadcasts have been called "a variation of the Fascist agenda applied to American culture". His chief topics were political and economic rather than religious, with his slogan being Social Justice, first with, and later against, the New Deal. Many American bishops as well as the Vatican wanted him silenced, but it was the Roosevelt administration that finally forced the cancellation of his radio program and forbade the dissemination through the post of his newspaper, Social Justice.-WikiPedia Click here to read more about Father Coughlin
- Radio Shows
- Comments
- Photos
Please enjoy these 53 old time radio episodes:
Air Date | Title | Synopsis | Rating |
---|---|---|---|
05.07.1939 | father coughlin (x) propaganda at work |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "Propaganda At Work". The broadcast ori... | |
05.14.1939 | father coughlin (x) the mother's challenge to warmongers |
+ Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "The Mother's Challenge To Warmongers"... | |
05.21.1939 | father coughlin where do we stand |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "Where Do We Stand, For The Reformers O... | |
06.25.1939 | father coughlin (x) government by man, or government by law |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "Government By Man, Or Government By La... | |
07.02.1939 | father coughlin (x) declaration and washington farewell |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. The broadcast originates from The Shrin... | |
07.16.1939 | an appeal to the laboring man |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "An Appeal To The Laboring Man," "The V... | |
07.23.1939 | father coughlin (x) response to eliott roosvelt |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "An Answer To Elliot Roosevelt". The br... | |
08.06.1939 | a living wage part 1 |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "God Help The American Farmer". The bro... | |
08.06.1939 | a living wage part 2 |
+ Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "God Help The American Farmer". The br... | |
08.06.1939 | father coughlin (x) god help the american farmer |
+ Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "God Help The American Farmer". The br... | |
08.13.1939 | father coughlin (x) to the laboring man |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "To The Laboring Man". The broadcast or... | |
08.20.1939 | father coughlin (x) the voice of social justice |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "The Voice Of Social Justice". The broa... | |
08.27.1939 | father coughlin (x) the challenge of the past and the challenge of social justice |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "The Challenge Of The Past and The Chal... | |
09.03.1939 | father coughlin (x) the good samaritan |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "The Good Samaritan". The broadcast ori... | |
09.10.1939 | father coughlin (x) cash and carry will evolve into credit and carry |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey. "Cash and Carry". The broadcast originates from ... | |
09.17.1939 | father coughlin (x) strict neutrality and no cash and carry |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "Cash and Carry". The broadcast origina... | |
09.24.1939 | father coughlin (x) no prosperity in machinegunning our brothers in christ |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey. "Cash and Carry". The broadcast originates from ... | |
12.24.1939 | father coughlin (x) feast of christmas |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "The Feast Of Christmas". The program o... | |
12.31.1939 | father coughlin (x) review of past 10 years |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "A Review Of The Past Ten Years". The b... | |
01.07.1940 | fdr message to congress |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "Can Man Master The Machine?"/"The Marr... | |
01.07.1940 | father coughlin (x) concerns of the christian family |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "Pres. Roosevelt's Message To Congress"... | |
01.21.1940 | father coughlin (x) here i take my stand |
+Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "I Take My Stand". The broadcast origin... | |
01.28.1940 | father coughlin (x) discussing a christian front |
+ Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey. "Discussing A Christian Front". The broadcast o... | |
02.04.1940 | father coughlin (x) announcements no father coughlin |
+ Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. An unusual program from The Shrine Of ... | |
03.17.1940 | father coughlin |
+ Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "The Cross and It's Victim's Suffering... |
Other "Historical" Shows you may enjoy:
- Art Gilmore Show, The
- Front page features
- Endless frontier, the
- Youth builders
- Wendy warren and the news
Larry
Tom
Eric
FATHER COUGHLIN
Leave a comment