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Interview with Claire Bloom
Feb. 8, 1982 Discussing the book "Limelight and after" with the author Claire Bloom.
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Ronald Blythe discusses the village of Akenfield ; part 1
1968 Ninety five miles outside of London, Ronald Blythe has interviewed residents of the village of Akenfield for his next book, "Akenfield: A Portrait of an English Village." Blythe said what surprised him most of all was that newspapers and TV didn't have much effect on this little village. Blythe also learned that the village people would take part in political conversations with one another but they'd never let on as to which political party they were apart of.
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Interview with Eleanor Bron
Sep. 26, 1975 Discussing theater and interviewing British actress Eleanor Bron.
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Robert Brustein discusses the fate of the theatre world
Feb. 20, 1981 Ten years ago, explained Robert Brustein, not for profit theatres were starting to pop up. Brustein was optimistic about these new theatres being available in communities as a way of offering culture. Theatres will not be funded though, because President Reagan cut federal funding to theatres in half. In addition, the National Endowment for the Arts was not growing fast enough to assist all theatres involved.
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Dr. Urie Bronfenbrenner discusses his book "Two Worlds of Childhood: U.S. and U.S.S.R."
Jul. 22, 1970 Dr. Urie Bronfenbrenner discusses the differences between how children and childhood are treated in the United States and the Soviet Union. Topics of discussion include the age segregation of American society, the value of intergenerational ties, peer group influences on children, and the influence of societal expectations on parenting and child raising.
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Interview with British journalist and writer James Cameron
Aug. 1975 Discussing India and interviewing James Cameron while Studs was in London, England.
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