Famous Speeches

In this episode, President Obama awards former Vice President Joe Biden with the Medal of Freedom for his great contributions to the United States and the world. When Joe Biden receives this award, he is shocked and surprised. Listen to the way Obama introduces the Medal of Freedom to his great friend, Joe Biden. Feel free to follow us anywhere: https://www.instagram.com/famous_speeches_podcast/ https://twitter.com/PodcastSpeeches

Jeff Bezos delivered this speech after his continued success at Amazon. In this speech, Jeff Bezos wanted to encourage the students graduating from Princeton to build their own future. He does this by displaying his life as an example.

In this speech, Salman Khan told the students at MIT about his journey and how he created the well-known, Khan Academy. With more than 6,000 lessons produced on Khan Academy for free, Salman Khan has helped students achieve great heights.

In this episode, we have Sundar Pichai who gives a speech to the class of 2020. He talks about the many struggles he went through, and how his story resonates with the kids who graduated this year(2020).

This speech was one of the most profound speeches in American history. It shaped so many lives into what we see today. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered this speech on August 28, 1963, and influenced so many others to continue the movement.

This was the final presidential debate between Donald J. Trump and Joe Biden. It covered several topics that both candidates were asked to elaborate their perspectives on. This was a very well structured debate even during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Michelle Obama has been a very powerful figure in terms of women's rights and making sure everyone receives equal treatment. Michelle Obama gave this speech as a message to help support any girls who face learning barriers. 

Obama is a very powerful speaker who uses his voice as a way to create good in society. Listen to the speech he made on January 8, 2008, in New Hampshire. This is just one of many memorable speeches Obama gave, and it is worth the listen.

The 2016 presidential debate was between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton. This debate consisted of a few prompts in which both candidates had very distinct viewpoints. This was the first of three presidential debates and it was a memorable one.