In this engaging conversation, Robert Schmuhl, author of Mr. Churchill in the White House, delves into Winston Churchill's surprising passion for painting. He reveals how art became a crucial source of solace and expression for Churchill during the dark times of World War II. The discussions highlight how Churchill used creativity to comment on political events and cope with stress, reaffirming the idea that art is essential for resilience and survival, even amidst the chaos of leadership.

In a riveting discussion, author Robert Schmuhl delves into the fascinating dynamics between Churchill and FDR during WWII. Living under the same roof, these iconic leaders managed their towering egos and contrasting styles amid global turmoil. Schmuhl shares insights on their self-care practices and how that resilience was vital for leadership. He also explores Churchill's struggles with depression and his controversial decisions during crises. Their partnership not only shaped military strategy but also resonates with today's political landscape.