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Presenting a musical performance of the Pilgrim Chamber Players
Nov. 7, 1997 Terkel comments and presents a musical performance of the Pilgrim Chamber Players
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Presenting a musical performance of Polly Podewel
Dec. 18, 1995 Terkel comments and presents a musical performance of Polly Podewell
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Presenting a musical performance by the Windy City Gay Chorus
May. 22, 1989 Musical performance of the Windy City Gay Chorus
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Presenting a musical performance by folksinger and songwriter Jim Post. Program includes an excerpt of a 1975 recording of Post and folk musician Win Stracke
Feb. 8, 1993 Terkel comments and presents a musical performance by Jim Post
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Presenting a musical performance by folksinger and songwriter Jim Post
Jul. 7, 1985 Terkel comments and presents a musical performance by Jim Post
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Presenting a musical performance by composer and author Ned Rorem
Apr. 27, 1989 Musical performance by Ned Rorem
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Presenting a montage of women's liberation materials
Presenting a women's liberation program
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Presenting a live performance of the Latin American musical group Huayucaltia
Jun. 30, 1989 Terkel presents a musical performance by Huayucaltia
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Presenting a live performance by singer and songwriter Jonathan Stevens
May. 2, 1989 Musical performance by Jonathan Stevens
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Presenting a live musical program with vocalist Robert White
Mar. 10, 1989 Musical performance by Robert White
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Presenting a live musical performance of African American vaudeville sketches, songs and dances called "Rollin' with Stevens and Stewart," by Ronald "Smokey" Stewart and Jaye Stevens.
Jun. 13, 1991 Live musical performance by Smokey Stewart and Jaye Stevens
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Presenting a Labor Day Program with excerpts of interviews conducted for the book "Working: People Talk about What They Do all Day and How They Feel About What They Do"
This is the Labor Day Program. The newsboy doesn't mind his job except when dealing with people who are mean to him or when people owe him money. The farmer recalls being so poor he was born in a cotton sack out in the farm fields because his parents couldn't afford a hospital stay. The waitress has been serving people for 24 years. She said she needed money quickly and cash tips came in handy. The truck driver likes his job because he says it's something different everyday and there's a sense of accomplishment with what he does.
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Presenting a hootenanny with troubadour and folk singer Gamble Rogers, and the folk trio, Washington Squares
Presenting a performance by Gamble Rogers and Washington Squares