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Medical personnel

  • Interviewing Anthony Storr

    Jun. 8, 1989
  • Dr. Bertram Carnow and Bob and Joan Ericksen

    Dr. Bertram Carnow and Bob and Joan Ericksen discuss occupational illnesses and pollution

    Nov. 21, 1974
  • Rory Gilbert and Nikki Nelson discuss battered wives and family abuse

    Jul. 28, 1981
  • Nancy Milio

    Nancy Milio reads from and discusses her book "9226 Kercheval"

    Jun. 13, 1970
  • Interview with Barbara Cartland

    Mar. 5, 1970
  • Interview with Dr. Robert Coles

    Apr. 22, 1986
  • Jacob Bronowski

    Interview with Dr. Jacob Bronowski

    Dec. 1, 1962
  • Fitzhugh Mullan discusses his book "White coat clenched fist"

    Mar. 10, 1977
  • Philip Hilts discusses his book "Behavior Mod"

    Oct. 3, 1974
  • Dr. Sam Borushek discusses health conditions of Guatemalan indigenous groups

    Aug. 25, 1971
  • A conversation with Sharon Tennison

    Apr. 9, 1984
  • Dr. Joshua Horn talks with Studs Terkel "Away with all the pests" his latest book

    Apr. 15, 1971
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