Madison and Monroe: The Original Frenemies
Jerry Landry, The Presidencies of the United States
Both sons of Virginia and architects of the new nation, Madison and Monroe’s relationship swayed between rivalry and partnership as each was swept up in the politics of the Early Republic. In this session, we’ll explore the distinctive roles each played in the ascendancy of Jefferson and the Democratic-Republican party and what legacy their work together as well as their individual efforts left.
About Jerry
A lifelong student of presidential history, Jerry brings to his podcasting work extensive experience in scholarly research, data analysis, and effective strategies for learning and development with an emphasis on leadership and team development. In his spare time, Jerry is an avid reader, gardener, and traveler, though he also enjoys some quiet time at Presidencies HQ with his better half and their Head Cat in Charge.
The Presidencies of the United States
The Presidencies Podcast takes the historical deep dive to go beyond the 45 people who thus far have served as chief executive and learn about the individuals, events, and movements that may not be as well known but which have transformed the role of the American president up to the present day. Beyond the narrative series going through each presidency, the podcast also features special episodes on the lives of Vice Presidents and Cabinet members.