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  • Eugene J. McCarthy in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Nov. 7, 1977
  • Joe McGinniss in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Apr. 23, 1976
  • Fitzhugh Mullan discusses his book "White coat clenched fist"

    Mar. 10, 1977
  • John Nance discuss the Tasaday tribe

    Jun. 26, 1975
  • Jay Nash discusses his book "Among the missing"

    1970
  • Discussing the book "New World Visions of Household Gods & Sacred Places: American Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1650-1914" with Vincent Scully

    Aug. 16, 1988
  • Discussing the book "Making History" with Carolyn See

    Oct. 9, 1991
  • Interviewing Peggy Seeger

    Nov. 14, 1996
  • Interviewing Roger Sessions ; part 1

    Jan. 25, 1961
  • Omar Cabezas

    Interview with Deborah Shaffer

    Feb. 26, 1988

    Discussing the film "Fire from the Mountain," a biography of Omar Cabezas, a Nicaraguan politician and anti-Somaza agitator, with the film's producer and director Deborah Shaffer.

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