"fireside talk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an informal conversation or discussion, usually between two people, in a warm or cozy setting, such as near or around a fireplace. For example, "We had a nice fireside talk about our future plans."
Mr. Roosevelt also laid great stress on the agricultural problems facing the country, making this first section of what is to be a two-part talk to the nation — he is going on the air again for a fireside talk on Tuesday night — an obvious appeal for support for farm relief measures, which has been largely withheld so far owing to the Supreme Court issue.
We open the morning with Dan Gilbert, then shift to a chat with Julia and Kevin Hartz from Eventbrite, and then to a fireside talk with a speaker who is no stranger to our stage, Marc Benioff.
Faced with the evident unpopularity of this move, Havel explained himself simply enough to the nation in another of his Masarykian fireside talks.
Over fireside talks in a scholarly center housed in Kirk's ancestral home, he immersed himself in Kirk's notion that "permanent things" — family and church — form the foundation of a healthy society.
Accepted founders were able to spend time in office hours with VCs from firms like Accel, General Catalyst and Initialized Capital and also see presentations and fireside talks from entrepreneurs who have had success raising Series A rounds.
She has been featured on the TV show, Eye on New York, has been the guest on several internet radio shows including Fireside Live Talk Radio and BizologyBuzz.
And like his hero, who used that first chat to explain the run on the banks that led to a currency crisis and the Federal government's response, Mr. Reid used his fireside Podcast to talk about the current economic conditions, including problems in the housing market and the sharp increase in oil and gasoline prices.
VIPKID's Cindy Mi is participating in a fireside chat to talk about how she leads her company to dominate her respective market.
We're thrilled to announce that Palihapitiya will be joining us on stage at Disrupt Europe for a fireside chat to talk about his unconventional approach to investing and his focus on international startups.
Disrupt NY 2014 kicks off in less than a week, and we're thrilled to announce that Brendan Iribe, Oculus VR founder and CEO, will join us for a fireside chat to talk about Oculus' future now that the company has been acquired by Facebook.
In an ode to all that is badass about startupery and its motto of "breaking stuff in order to fix it," Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will be at Disrupt SF, taking the stage with me in a twenty-minute fireside chat, to talk about, oh, well all the crazy stuff he's been up to these past couple of months.
