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  • Irv Kupcinet discusses his autobiography "Kup: A Man, An Era, A City"

    Dec. 8, 1988
  • Interviewing Albert Goldman

    Jul. 24, 1974
  • Sammy Drechsel

    Sammy Drechsel and Jurgen Scheller discuss Germany and their work, part 2

    1968
  • Gilbert Moses discusses The Free Southern Theater and his play "Blues for Mister Charlie" with Studs Terkel ; part 2

    Aug. 10, 1966
  • Interview with Emlyn Williams

    Oct. 29, 1981
  • Interviewing folklorist John Henry Faulk

    1964
  • Marcel Marceau discusses the art of mime ; part 2

    Mar. 21, 1973
  • Interviewing Mort Sahl

    Sep. 23, 1976
  • John Henry Faulk discusses his book "Fear on Trial" ; part 1

    Dec. 1, 1964
  • Carol Channing

    Carol Channing discusses her film and stage career

    Jan. 28, 1972
  • Interviewing with Jules Feiffer

    Jul. 18, 1963
  • Interviewing storytellers Jim May and Jackie Torrence

    Jul. 14, 1986
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