Fred Rogers

A Captivating Guide to the Man Behind Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

Captivating History

• Publisher: Captivating History
• Year: 2019
• Topic: History
• eBook ISBN:
  9798215356005
• Subtopic: Historical Biographies
• Index: History

If you want to discover the captivating life of Fred Rogers, then keep reading...

 

Mister Rogers was more than just a puppeteer, a teacher, or an entertainer, though he was all those things; he was also a trusted friend and advisor. Rogers spoke personably with kids and helped them identify and organize their emotions. He explained how to deal with anger in simple, relatable terms and sang songs to help his guests and viewers cope with their feelings. He told generations of young people that it was okay to cry and show emotion since these are feelings every person experiences.

 

In  Fred Rogers: A Captivating Guide to the Man Behind Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, you will discover topics such as:

•  A Boy with a Name That Said It All 
•  The College Years 
•  Family Life 
•  Working for NBC 
•  Public Television and The Children's Corner 
•  Misterogers and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 
•  Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 
•  Program Themes and Distribution 
•  Celebrity Sightings in the Neighborhood 
•  The Assassination of Robert Kennedy 
•  The Famous Foot Bath 
•  PBS Funding and the Supreme Court 
•  I Don't Want to Eat Anything That Has a Mother 
•  Mister Rogers Goes to Sesame Street 
•  Mister Rogers the Composer 
•  The Conflict Series 
•  When Fred Met Koko 
•  Fred Retires from the Neighborhood 
•  Satire and Criticism 
•  Illness and Death 
•  Awards and Legacy 
•  Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood 
•  And much, much more! 

 

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Table of contents

• Title Page
• Fred Rogers: A Captivating Guide to the Man Behind Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
• Introduction
• Chapter One – A Boy with a Name That Said It All
• Chapter Two – The College Years
• Chapter Three – Family Life
• Chapter Four – Working for NBC
• Chapter Five – Public Television and The Children’s Corner
• Chapter Six – Misterogers and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
• Chapter Seven – Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
• Chapter Eight – Program Themes and Distribution
• Chapter Nine – Celebrity Sightings in the Neighborhood
• Chapter Ten – The Assassination of Robert Kennedy
• Chapter Eleven – The Famous Foot Bath
• Chapter Twelve – PBS Funding and the Supreme Court
• Chapter Thirteen – I Don’t Want to Eat Anything That Has a Mother
• Chapter Fourteen – Mister Rogers Goes to Sesame Street
• Chapter Fifteen – Mister Rogers the Composer
• Chapter Sixteen – The Conflict Series
• Chapter Seventeen – When Fred Met Koko
• Chapter Eighteen – Fred Retires from the Neighborhood
• Chapter Nineteen – Satire and Criticism
• Chapter Twenty – Illness and Death
• Chapter Twenty-One – Awards and Legacy
• Chapter Twenty-Two – Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
• References