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Journalists

  • Mike Royko discusses some of his journalist stories ; part 1

    Jul. 29, 1966
  • Lucien Bodard discusses his book "Green Hell: Massacre of the Brazilian Indians" ; part 1

    1972
  • Gwynee Dyer reads from and discusses his book "War"

    Oct. 18, 1985
  • Bill Leonard discusses the history of baseball and baseball today

    Apr. 1, 1971
  • Yehuda Lev discusses issues facing Eastern and Western Jews in Israel, part 1

    Jan. 26, 1965
  • Gore Vidal on politics and literature

    Nov. 1, 1974
  • Cleveland Amory strikes back

    Nov. 14, 1979
  • A conversation with Gloria Steinem

    Jan. 30, 1992
  • John Egerton discusses his book "Generations: An American Family"

    Nov. 3, 1983
  • Jean Komaiko and Dr. Quentin Young

    Jean Komaiko and Dr. Quentin Young discuss hunger in Chicago

    Feb. 6, 1969
  • Eric Lüth

    Interview with Erich Lüth ; part 3

    1968
  • Nicholas Von Hoffman discusses his novel, "Two Three Many More" with Studs Terkel

    1970
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