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  • Ben Toomer in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Nov. 30, 1984
  • William Serrin discusses his book "Homestead"

    Dec. 17, 1992
  • Discussing the book "Weavers of Revolution: The Yarur Workers and Chile's Road to Socialism" with the author, historian Peter Winn

    Jul. 24, 1986
  • Studs Terkel interviews a hotel porter, an American tourist and a young lady from Manchester

  • James Sherburne in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Aug. 22, 1973
  • Luis Valdez

    Luis Valdez discusses his career

    Jun. 4, 1982
  • Discussing the book "Blue Belle" with the author, attorney Andrew Vachss

    Dec. 13, 1988
  • Three residents of Newburgh, Indiana discusses their lives

  • Sister Margot Lloran talks with Studs Terkel

    Jan. 29, 1986
  • Terkel comments and presents a gathering of survivors

    Mar. 1, 1958
  • Dorothy Andrers, Berlene Bernette, Fay Williams

    Three employees from the Hanes factory in Galax, Virginia discuss their work environment

    Oct. 28, 1982
  • Interview with a London cabby ; part 2

    1968
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