The Art of Courage: Politics, Cartoons, and the Legacy of Arthur H. Sloggatt with JL Coronado

In this episode of 9–5 Exit Plan, I sit down with author JL Coronado, whose book The Art of Courage preserves the work of Arthur H. Sloggatt, a World War II tank commander who later became a political cartoonist for the New York Daily Mirror.We explore Sloggatt’s journey, the role of political cartoons in mid-century America, the power of visual storytelling, and what historical media can teach us about communication and public life today.JL also shares his own background in entertainment public relations and military public affairs, offering a unique perspective on storytelling, media, history, and the influence of communication.If you’re interested in history, politics, journalism, visual storytelling, or the people behind the headlines, this conversation offers a fascinating look at an important piece of America’s media history. Connect with JL on : https://www.amazon.com/Books-JL-Coronado/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AJL%2BCoronado