A century after his birth, discoveries about John F. Kennedy are still being made - and they're being made at Harvard.

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The forceful voice of the 20-year-old Harvard student punches through the crackling audio, his thick Boston accent coming to life. He is only a sophomore, but his distinct speaking style is already clear, even before he finishes the line: "My name is John F. Kennedy."

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What did John F. Kennedy sound like as a 20-year-old? Well, now we know. Archivists from Harvard University have just released a new audio file of the future president delivering a speech in 1937, which they say is the oldest ever uncovered.

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The voice of a young John F. Kennedy can be heard on what Harvard University believes is the earliest known recording of the late president.

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