On the fifth night, he calls us together for a fireside chat.

You think because we had a little fireside chat about my past we're buddies now?

A touch of the fireside chat, an effort at direct address to the public.

His other pet campaign invention is a version of the fireside chat.

Roosevelt used the phrase in a fireside chat (radio address) he gave on April 7, 1932.

Walker also made a direct appeal on television to the public with what was billed as a fireside chat tonight.

I take it you have already had a fireside chat with Orylos.

"Not just any dog," said Levi, during a fireside chat.

She would take each one aside, not to embarrass anyone, and tell them 'we need to have a little fireside chat.'

She would be stunned at the idea of substituting a fireside chat for a good hard roll in the hay.