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Journalists

  • Jean Davies discusses life and culture in Australia ; part 1

    Aug. 10, 1966
  • Garrison Keillor discusses his career as a writer and in radio programming

    Apr. 28, 1982
  • Discussing the book, "J. W. Gitt's Sweet Land of Liberty," and interviewing McKinley Mac Olson

    Jul. 14, 1975
  • Jean Shepherd discusses his career ; part 2

    Aug. 9, 1962
  • Gore Vidal discusses his novel, Kalki

    Apr. 7, 1978
  • Talking about America, with Richard Reeves

    Jun. 14, 1982
  • Arnold Wesker

    Arnold Wesker, english writer and playwright discusses his life and work.

    1962
  • Sydney J. Harris discusses his book "Pieces of Eight"

    Nov. 3, 1982
  • Marya Mannes discusses book "But Will It Sell?" ; part 1

    Dec. 1, 1964
  • Richard J. Daley

    Studs Terkel discusses contemporary Chicago politics with Dick Simpson and Mike Royko

    Jul. 22, 1971
  • David Solomon

    David Solomon talk with Studs Terkel

    Nov. 30, 1964
  • Tom Wolfe

    Studs Terkel interviews Tom Wolfe ; part 2

    Jul. 26, 1965
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