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  • In a short period of time, technology has exploded in the world market to a point where many cannot imagine a life without smartphones, tablets, and computers. With each new upgrade, technology compounds existing technologies to create something better than what was previously used before. Included are speeches from technical innovators, executives in the field of technology, developers, prognosticators, and others.

    Produced by the Speech Resource Company and fully narrated by Robert Wikstrom

    1. Martin Cooper (cell phone), Motorola
    2. J. Presper Eckert (digital computer), ENIAC/UNIVAC
    3. Bill Gates, Microsoft
    4. Paul Allen, Microsoft
    5. Steve Ballmer, Microsoft
    6. Satya Nadella, Microsoft
    7. Steve Jobs, Apple
    8. Steve Wozniak, Apple
    9. Tim Cook, Apple
    10. Sir Tim Berners Lee, World Wide Web
    11. Jeff Bezos, Amazon
    12. Sergey Brin & Larry Page, Google
    13. Eric Schmidt, Google/Alphabet
    14. Marissa Mayer, Yahoo/Google
    15. Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook
    16. Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook
    17. Safra Catz, Oracle
    18. Jack Dorsey, Twitter
    19. Jeremy Stoppelman, Yelp
    20. Sanjay Mehrotra, Micron
    21. Susan Wojcicki, YouTube
    22. Brian Chesky, AirBnB
    23. Larry Ellison, Oracle
    24. Peter Thiel, PayPal
    25. Ginni Rometty, IBM
  • Some refer to Donald Trump as the American success story. While expanding his interests in real estate, sports, and entertainment, he made a decision to run and ultimately win the office of President of the United States. Speeches include those made before and after entering politics—announcing his candidacy, on the campaign trail, nomination acceptance, inauguration, and more.

    Produced by the Speech Resource Company and fully narrated by Robert Wikstrom

    1. Campaigning as a Reform Party candidate, 1/7/2000
    2. Announcing 2016 candidacy, 6/16/2015
    3. Foreign policy campaign speech, 4/27/2016
    4. Charlotte campaign speech, 8/18/2016
    5. Victory speech, 11/9/2016
    6. Inauguration speech, 1/20/2017
    7. Addressing a joint session of Congress, 2/28/2017
    8. Jobs over climate change, 3/28/2017
    9. Cuba executive order, 6/16/2017
    10. VA Accountability Act, 6/23/2017
    11. Unleashing American energy, 6/29/2017
    12. Address to the United Nations, 9/19/2017
    13. Reduced healthcare regulations, 10/12/2017
    14. Trade deficits, 3/22/2018
    15. Tax cuts & jobs, 4/12/2018
    16. Travel ban upheld, 6/26/2018
    17. Great Falls campaign rally, 7/5/2018
    18. Veterans of Foreign Wars, 7/24/2018
  • From civil rights lawyer to Illinois state senator to US senator, Barack Obama was to become the first African American president of the United States. Speeches include his nomination acceptance, the inauguration, the death of Osama bin Laden, military conflicts, national health care legislation, and more.

    Produced by the Speech Resource Company and fully narrated by Robert Wikstrom

    1. 2004 Democratic National Convention speech, 7/27/04
    2. Receiving the American Academy of Achievement Award, 6/20/07
    3. Nomination acceptance speech, 8/28/08
    4. Election victory speech, 11/4/08
    5. First inauguration address, 1/20/09
    6. First 100 days in office, 4/29/09
    7. Health care reform speech to Congress, 9/9/09
    8. Signing the Affordable Care Act, 3/23/10
    9. Ending “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell,” 12/22/10
    10. Announcing the death of Osama Bin Laden, 5/1/11
    11. Ending the war in Iraq, 10/21/11
    12. Second inauguration speech, 1/21/13
    13. Boston bombing memorial address, 4/18/13
    14. Ending the war in Afghanistan, 12/28/14
    15. Fiftieth anniversary of Selma to Montgomery march, 3/7/15
    16. Proposed Iran nuclear deal, 4/3/15
    17. Announcing the Iran nuclear agreement, 7/14/15
    18. Address to the people of Cuba, 3/22/16
    19. Final White House Correspondence Dinner, 4/30/16
    20. Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery, 5/30/16
    21. Dedication of the African American Museum, 9/24/16
    22. Comments on Donald Trump victory, 11/9/16
    23. Farewell address in Chicago, 1/10/17
  • For decades climate scientists have been warning of the dangerous effects of the emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. They have urged a variety of measures that might prevent some of those disasters they claim to foresee. Others deny the reality of human-caused climate change and believe that scientists’ warnings about the impact are exaggerated. Speeches are presented from both sides of the issue.

    Produced by the Speech Resource Company and fully narrated by Robert Wikstrom

    1. Al Gore and Newt Gingrich testify at US House hearings on climate change
    2. Dr. Heidi Collen, Environment & Public Works committee hearing
    3. Bob Carter, University of Southern Queensland, Australia
    4. Lord David Puttnam, “The Reality of Climate Change”
    5. John Coleman, founder of the Weather Channel
    6. Noam Chomsky, MIT Center for International Studies
    7. Lord Christopher Monckton, 12th Annual Conference on Climate Change
    8. Al Gore, MaRS Discovery District, Toronto
    9. Freeman Dyson, professor of physics at Princeton University
    10. Will Steffen, “Living with Climate Change”
    11. Donald Trump, “Jobs over Climate Change”
    12. Hillary Clinton & Al Gore, 2016 presidential campaign
    13. Dr. Fred Singer, “Hot Talk and Cold Science”
    14. Leonardo DiCaprio, “Messenger of Peace” at United Nations
    15. Steve Milloy, “Junk Science”
    16. Barack Obama, Climate Change Conference in Paris
    17. Donald Trump withdraws from Paris Accord
    18. Dr. James Hansen, professor at Columbia University
    19. Dr. Patrick Moore, “CO2 Emissions Are Good”
    20. Scott Denning vs. Roy Spencer, Heartland Institute Conference on Climate Change
  • Following the Supreme Court ruling in 1954 striking down the “separate but equal” doctrine, a decade and a half of civil turbulence existed. Civil rights activists used nonviolent protest and civil disobedience to bring about change. This product tells a part of that historic time with speeches from many of those attempting to achieve racial equality.

    Produced by the Speech Resource Company and fully narrated by Robert Wikstrom

    1. Martin Luther King Jr., Montgomery Bus Boycott, 6/5/1956
    2. President John F. Kennedy, Civil Rights Address to the Nation, 6/11/1963
    3. Martin Luther King Jr., Civil Rights Rally Address, 5/16/1963
    4. March on Washington, 8/28/63, Philip Randolph, John Lewis, Daisy Bates, Bayard Rustin
    5. Malcolm X, Message to the Grass Roots, 1/23/1963
    6. Andrew Young, Reflections on MLK and Malcolm X
    7. President Lyndon Johnson, Signing Civil Rights Bill, 7/2/1964
    8. James Farmer, Speech on Poverty, 10/15/1965
    9. Roy Wilkins, Address at UCLA, 12/2/1965
    10. Martin Luther King Jr., National Health Care Workers Address, 3/10/1968
    11. Martin Luther King Jr., “Been to the Mountaintop,” 4/3/1968
    12. Robert F. Kennedy, Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., 4/4/1968
    13. Coretta Scott King, Reflections on Civil Rights Movement
    14. Stokley Carmichael, Civil Rights Rally Address
    15. Ella Baker, “Life is more sacred than property,” 4/24/1968
    16. Angela Davis, Address at UCLA, 10/8/1969
    17. Ralph Abernathy, Committee for Economic Opportunity, 8/15/1987
    18. Nelson Mandela, Address to Joint Session of Congress, 6/26/1990
    19. Rosa Parks, Speech at the Million Man March, 10/16/1995
    20. Dorothy Height, Human Rights Campaign, 11/8/1997
    21. Desmond Tutu, “Reconciling Love,” 11/4/2005
    22. Julian Bond, Speech at National Equality March, 10/11/2009
    23. Roy Innis, Receiving John M. Ashbrook Award, 2/18/2010
    24. Jesse Jackson, Fiftieth Anniversary of March on Washington, 8/29/2013
    25. President Barack Obama, Civil Rights Summit, 4/10/2014
  • At 8:45 a.m. on September 11, 2001, an American Airlines Boeing 767 crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center in New York City setting off a series of jet crashes, destruction, and lives lost. A tribute to that day includes memorable speeches by President George W. Bush announcing the attack to the American people and conveying his support with a bullhorn to rescuers, Mayor Rudy Giuliani addressing the UN, security advisor Condoleezza Rice before the 9/11 Commission, and more. Produced by the Speech Resource Company and fully narrated by Robert Wikstrom.

    1. Air Traffic Controllers on 9/11
    2. President George W. Bush announcing attack
    3. New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani press conference
    4. Eyewitness accounts of attack
    5. President Bush address to the nation on 9/11
    6. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld press conference
    7. Rumsfeld Pentagon Briefing
    8. Senator Hillary Clinton comments on 9/11
    9. British Prime Minister Tony Blair support on 9/11
    10. Rudy Giuliani on rescue efforts
    11. National Day of Prayer, Reverend Jane Holmes Dixon
    12. National Day of Prayer, Reverend Nathan Baxter
    13. National Day of Prayer, Muzammil Siddiqi
    14. National Day of Prayer, Rabbi Joshua Haberman
    15. National Day of Prayer, Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell
    16. National Day of Prayer, Cardinal Theodore Edgar McCarrick
    17. National Day of Prayer, Billy Graham
    18. National Day of Prayer, President George W. Bush
    19. Secretary of State Colin Powell press conference
    20. Jack Buck 9/11 Poem
    21. President Bush address to Congress
    22. Rudy Giuliani speech at United Nations
    23. President Bush on first anniversary of 9/11
    24. National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice addresses 9/11 Commission
    25. Former Vice President Dick Cheney Reflections
    26. President Obama announcing the death of Osama bin Laden
    27. 10th Anniversary Memorial, Mayor Michael Bloomberg
    28. 10th Anniversary Memorial, President George W. Bush
    29. 10th Anniversary Memorial, President Barack Obama
    30. 10th Anniversary Memorial, Governor George Pataki
    31. Prince Charles on 10th Anniversary
    32. President Obama dedicates 9/11 Memorial Museum
    33. Pope Francis holds Interfaith Prayer
    34. President Obama at 9/11 Pentagon Memorial
    35. President Trump at 9/11 Memorial Museum
  • Features a collection of some of the well-known speeches from leaders around the world. From presidents, prime ministers, czars, queens and kings, dramatic words that changed the course of history and inspired millions worldwide. Produced by the Speech Resource Company and fully narrated by Robert Wikstrom.

    1. Mahatma Gandhi, Spiritual Message, 10/17/31
    2. Winston Churchill, address to the US Congress, 12/26/41
    3. Golda Meir, White House Reception, 9/25/69
    4. Menachem Begin, “Camp David Accord,” 9/17/78
    5. Ferdinand Marcos, Washington, DC, reception, 9/16/82
    6. Pope John Paul II, Cathedral of St. Mary, 9/10/87
    7. Benazir Bhutto, address to the US Congress, 6/7/89
    8. Nelson Mandela, after release from prison, 2/11/90
    9. Tony Blair, Joint Session of Congress, 7/17/03
    10. Queen of Jordan Rania, Yale University, 9/22/09
    11. Desmond Tutu, One Young World Summit, 9/1/11
    12. Prince Charles, September 11th anniversary, 9/11/11
    13. Angela Merkel, address to British Parliament, 2/27/14
    14. Dalai Lama, MacAlester College, 3/2/14
    15. Benjamin Netanyahu, Joint Session of Congress, 3/3/15
    16. Pope Francis, Joint Session of Congress, 9/24/15
    17. Vladimir Putin, United Nations General Assembly, 9/28/15
    18. Malcolm Turnbull, Back to Business Lunch, 3/10/16
    19. Brian Mulroney, address to NATO Canada, 6/20/16
    20. Justin Trudeau, United Nations address, 9/20/16
  • Every four years on January 20, the president of the United States is sworn into office. Most often following a hard-fought campaign season, the voters determine the number of electoral votes each candidate is awarded and the winner takes the oath of office given by the chief justice of the United States. The Inaugurations is a compilation of every inauguration speech given by the newly sworn-in president, from Franklin Delano Roosevelt through Donald J. Trump.