Dan Rather | Shorts | From childhood perception grim reality
Dan Rather reflects on his childhood perception of war as glorious, contrasting it with the grim reality witnessed during his time in Vietnam.
Categories:Journalism & Media
Keywords:Dan RatherChildhood PerceptionWar ReportsVietnam WarReality Vs PerceptionWar ExperienceGlory Of WarGrim Reality
Actors:Dan Rather
Directors:Aaron Davis
Writers:Tony Fama
Production:Maria Madeline Project Inc.Rios + Burns Media GroupDavid Saline
A journey through history, truth, and the heart of journalism
Discover the extraordinary journey of Dan Rather, from covering historic events to advocating for truth in journalism.
Concerns for American Democracy
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From childhood perception grim reality
Expedition into Afghanistan amidst Soviet invasion
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Candid reflections on the Abu Ghraib scandal
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Dan Rather on reporting tragedy
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News analysis and commentary for context and perspective
Dan Rather explains 'Steady,' his online column, offering news analysis and commentary to subscribers for context and perspective.
A candid discussion
Dan Rather reflects on his extensive interviews with US presidents, from Eisenhower to Trump, in a candid and insightful conversation.
A visual tribute to a legendary career
Explore Dan Rather's life and career through a captivating video archive featuring rare photos capturing iconic moments and journalistic achievements.
A candid conversation with charm and admiration
Dan Rather and Tony Fama engage in a candid conversation, showcasing Rather's charm and Fama's admiration for the legendary journalist.
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