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  • Larry Heinemann, Chuck Rosenburg, Saul Brody in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Aug. 2, 1990

    Discussing the songs and music of the Vietnam War with author Larry Heinemann, musician Chuck Rosenburg, and folk singer Saul Brody.

  • Larry Heinemann in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Jul. 6, 1992

    Discussing the novel "Cooler By The Lake" (published by Farrar, Strauss & Giroux) with the author Larry Heinemann.

  • Larry Heinemann discusses his book "Paco's Story"

    Nov. 14, 1986

    Discussing the novel "Paco's Story" (published by Farrar, Strauss & Giroux) with the author Larry Heinemann.

  • Interviewing Soviet poet and musician Sasha Karpenko and author Larry Heinemann.

    Jan. 4, 1990
  • Discussing a collection of poems "Voices From The Ho Chi Minh Trail: Poetry of America and Vietnam, 1965-1993" the author, poet Larry Rottmann and novelist Larry Heinemann

    Mar. 24, 1994

    Both Rottmann and Heinemann are Vietnam veterans.

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