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  • Interview with Murray Louis

    Oct. 1, 1966

    A conversation with the dancer and choreographer about the evolution of dance, including the distinctive style for which he was known, made famous in his "Junk Dances."*Please note: some sections have been edited out from the original recording due to copyright considerations

  • Interview with Mrs. Joe Gaynell Begley

    1970

    Interviewing with Mrs. Joe Gaynell Begley while Studs was in Blackey, Kentucky.

  • Interview with Mr. & Mrs. David Heppelwhite

    Sep. 22, 1970

    Discussing British depression with Mr. & Mrs. David Heppelwhite of Jarrow (part 1) while Studs was in England.

  • Interview with Mose Allison

    Mar. 26, 1985

    Discussing his appearance at Rick's Cafe with jazz musician Mose Allison.

  • Mortimer Adler

    Interview with Mortimer Adler

    Jun. 18, 1993

    Discussing the book "A Second Look In the Rear-View Mirror: Further Autobiographical Reflections of a Philosopher at Large" (published by Macmillan) with the author Mortimer Adler. Program includes an excerpt of a September 21, 1959 interview with Robert Hutchins.

  • Interview with Monk, Fred and Johnny ; part 2

    1968

    Terkel interviews students Monk, Fred and Johnny. The three students talk about the influence they have on the younger generation. This interview is done in two parts.

  • Interview with Monk, Fred and Johnny ; part 1

    1968

    Terkel interviews students Monk, Fred and Johnny. The three students talk about the influence they have on the younger generation. This interview is done in two parts.

  • Interview with Mike Barnett, Charlotte Daniels and Pat Webb

    Sep. 1, 1964

    Interviewing folk singers Mike Barnett, Charlotte Daniels and Pat Webb.

  • Interview with Michael Frayn ; part 2

    1968

    Interviewing satirist Michael Frayn, followed by excerpts of humor by Spike Milligan, Flanders & Swann, Cooke & Moore while Studs was in London.

  • Interview with Michael Frayn ; part 1

    1968

    Interviewing satirist Michael Frayn, followed by excerpts of humor by Spike Milligan, Flanders & Swann, Cooke & Moore (2 parts) while Studs was in London.

  • Interview with Michael Frayn

    Sep. 22, 1975

    Interviewing British dramatist-novelist Michael Frayn.

  • Interview with Michael Copley and Dag Ingram

    Nov. 18, 1986

    Interviewing the Cambridge Buskers, Michael Copley (flute and recorders) and Dag Ingram (accordion).

  • Michael Caine

    Interview with Michael Caine

    Dec. 9, 1992

    Interviewing actor and author Michael Caine.

  • Interview with Michael Cacoyannis

    1980

    Discussing the films "Zorba The Greek", "Sweet Country", "The Artica Line", "Euripedes Trilogy", "The Day The Fish Came Out," and others with director and screenwriter Michael Cacoyannis.

  • Interview with members of the English Shakespeare Company

    May. 17, 1988

    members of the English Shakespeare Company

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