Allida Black, editor of the Eleanor Roosevelt papers, with FDR Library Director Paul Sparrow and White House speechwriter Sarada Peri discuss FDR's leadership through the lens of Eleanor's contributions. Topics include FDR's early years and political development, his empathy and addressing inequality, Eleanor's role in the administration, her radio addresses, the divergence between Eleanor and FDR during WWII, and FDR's final years and Eleanor's dedication to his legacy.

Former Director of FDR Library, Paul Sparrow, discusses FDR vs. Lindbergh, America First movement, FDR's intelligence challenges, Lindbergh's Nazi support, and Eleanor Roosevelt's wartime contributions.