John F. Kennedy - Mini Bio (6:32)
Julia Child - Mini Bio (4:11)
Julia Child's groundbreaking cookbook, "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," and her television show, "The French Chef," changed the face of cooking in America.
A member of an affluent New York family, Jackie Kennedy married JFK in 1953 and was generally uninterested in politics. She saw establishing the White House as a symbol of style and culture as her chief role as First Lady.
Pat Nixon - Mini Bio (3:30)
Pat Nixon's work ethic made her an integral part of her husband's political life. She took up the cause of volunteerism, traveled to all corners of the world, and made the White House accessible to everyone.
Eleanor Roosevelt - Mini Bio (4:15)
Eleanor Roosevelt, the niece of Theodore Roosevelt and shy as a child, grew up to be one of the most outspoken women in the White House. She became politically active by writing a newspaper column and drafting the UN Bill on Human Rights.
Lady Bird Johnson addressed a crowd of architects in Portland, Oregon with a beautification and conservation plan for America.
Lady Bird Johnson holds a press conference to address conservation and highway beautification. She announces the release of four nature-themed postage stamps that will serve as messengers for her cause.
Lady Bird Johnson sits in the White House living room, which is where she feels most at home.
Lady Bird Johnson holds her first Doers Luncheon on crime prevention. Lady Bird invited women leaders from committees and commissions to discuss what can be done about crime.
Lady Bird Johnson, tells of how lovely but rare it is for her, President Johnson, their daughters, and her grandson to all get together for lunch in the White House family dining room.
President Lyndon Johnson's wife, Lady Bird Johnson, gives the history of the Oval Room, which was where the first official White House reception took place with John and Abigail Adams hosting.
Biography of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and her relationships with body guard Earl Miller and Associated Press reporter Lorena Hickok.
Biography of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and her proactive campaigning for husband, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, for his policies and programs unlike her predecessors.
Biography of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt singing during the Great Depression to lift spirits, leading the audience and encouraging everyone that singing is uplifting.
Michelle Obama - Mini Bio (3:43)
All you need to know about potential First Lady Michelle Obama.
A brief insight to the youth and upbringing of Eleanor Roosevelt.
Hillary Clinton - Mini Bio (4:12)
Pat Nixon - Full Episode (44:20)
Eleanor Roosevelt - Full Episode (46:13)
The beloved wife of the hardest working president of all time, Eleanor Roosevelt's life wasn't without controversy.