Charles Caldwell

"My Life's Tour, takes you on a special journey through the life of Charles "Cojak" Caldwell. It is a true story about a man who was so shy as a young boy, his mother had to hold his hand while he was getting his first photo taken. Though he had to participate in school activities while growing up and as an adult served as Master of Ceremonies before crowds of more than 10,000; this was never one of his favorite things. This book shows how a person can overcome obstacles and challenges to pursue dreams and goals if he or she has a passion for it. It also shows how our humanly attributes can cause failure and mistakes, but we can also use them to overcome and properly deal with those shortcomings. Though well-known as a radio personality he made his living as an educator on the secondary and college levels. However, it took him a long time to adjust to his celebrity status because he was a very private person otherwise.

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This is a classic reprint of the original commemorative speech, held by the American Republican Society of Philadelphia which was presented by Charles Caldwell, on February 22, 1810 (Washington's birthday).