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Medical personnel

  • Interviewing Scottish psychiatrist and author of "The politics of experience," R. D. Laing ; part 1

    1968
  • Dr. Willard Gaylen discusses his book "Feelings" and how humanity and feelings are connected

    Feb. 23, 1979
  • Jonathan Miller

    Studs Terkel discusses childhood, imaginiation, science, social history, politics, medicine and theater with Jonathan Miller in London, England

  • Kathy Keller and Mary Runyon

    Mary Runyon and Kathy Ann Keller on the Ashtabula, OH nurses' strike ; part 1

    1982
  • Presenting a rebuttal to editorials opposing the nuclear arms freeze.

    Discussing a rebuttal to editorials opposing the nuclear arms freeze

    Oct. 27, 1982
  • Discussing British depression with a physician at Tavistock Square [part 3] while Studs was in England

    Sep. 21, 1970
  • Interviewing members of the American Nursing Association

    Apr. 30, 1987
  • Discussing national health care with Dave Gajewski, Dr. Linda Murray, and Bill Phillips

    Apr. 26, 1990
  • Terkel comments and presents his program on capital punishment

    Apr. 3, 1978
  • Dr. Erich Fromm discusses humanistic philosophy during the Cold War

    1963
  • Angela Pieroni and Dr. Bertram Carnow discuss air pollution

    1970
  • Richard Speck

    Authors Jack Altman and Dr. Marvin Ziporyn discusses their book "Born to Raise Hell"

    1967
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