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  • Presenting a debate on nuclear energy with Nuclear Communications Specialist for Commonwealth Edison Jim Toscas, and author of "Killing Our Own: The Disaster of America's Experience with Atomic Radiation"

    Jun. 3, 1983
  • Bill Veeck Jr. discusses baseball

    Feb. 17, 1981
  • Studs Terkel discusses use of the drug Cylert (Pemoline) with Richard Kasperson and Robert Janicki of Abbott Labs

    Feb. 23, 1976
  • Discussing the book "The sharing society" with the author Edward Lamb

    Nov. 16, 1979
  • Interviewing economist Robert Theobald

    Feb. 5, 1982
  • Interviewing Elizabeth Wood ; part 2

    Feb. 6, 1964
  • Peter Bogdanovich discusses the "Last Picture Show" ; part 2

  • Bess Myerson

    Bess Myerson discusses her career

    Jun. 12, 1974
  • Interviewing economist Robert Theobald

    Apr. 3, 1980
  • Discussing "Free Men, Free Markets" with Robert Theobald ; part 2

    1964
  • A panel of producers and directors discuss film education ; part 1

  • Sterling "Red" Quinlan discusses the book "The Hundred Million Dollar Lunch"

    Jul. 30, 1974
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