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Medical personnel

  • Carl Charnett, Director of Gateway House, and residents ; part 1

    1970
  • Kathy Keller and Mary Runyon

    Mary Runyon and Kathy Ann Keller on the Ashtabula, OH nurses' strike ; part 2

    1982
  • Dr. Linda Murray and Dr. Quentin Young talks about Cook County Public Hospital and the dynamic of public hospitals around the country

    Jan. 10, 1979
  • Jeanne Stellman discusses her book "Work Is Dangerous to Your Health: A Handbook of Health Hazards in the Workplace and What You Can Do About Them"

    Feb. 11, 1974
  • Studs Terkel

    Terkel comments and presents "Hard Times: an Oral History of the Great Depression"; chapter 6

    1971
  • Interview with Dr. Bruno Bettelheim

    May. 1967
  • Discussing police stress with members of the Police Assistance Center in Oak Brook, Illinois; Dr. Clifton Reed, Rory Gilbert, and Jerry Bolger

    Jun. 27, 1989
  • Dr. Ronald Glasser discusses his the book "The Greatest Battle"

    Nov. 29, 1976
  • Dr. Beatrice Tucker, Sheri Daniels, and Barbara Brasa discuss issues of training and legality in the midwifery profession

    Mar. 15, 1978
  • Jane Kennedy talks with Studs Terkel

    Oct. 14, 1971
  • Garrett O'Connor

    Garrett O'Connor discusses "Reflections in the rubble."

    Feb. 1, 1970
  • Dr. Aviva Weissman

    Dr. Aviva Weissman discusses Planned Parenthood and the use of contraception

    Mar. 24, 1966
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