Videos 18815
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Bill Cosby
EntertainmentAir Date 05/14/1996
Bill Cosby tells Charlie about a new show on CBS, his father, and why he makes philanthropic contributions.
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Jane Mendelsohn
BooksAir Date 05/14/1996
Novelist Jane Mendelsohn shares her new novel about history's most famous female aviator, "I Was Amelia Earhart."
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Gary Sinise
EntertainmentAir Date 05/13/1996
Actor and director Gary Sinise discusses his experience in theater and his new film, "Buried Child."
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Letty Cottin Pogrebin
Politics, BooksAir Date 05/13/1996
Letty Cottin Pogrebin discusses the lessons she has learned about aging in her book, "Getting Over Getting Older."
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Michael Graves
Art and designAir Date 05/13/1996
Architect Michael Graves talks about the evolution of his architecture and product design.
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Michael Graves; Gary Sinise; Letty Cottin Pogrebin
Entertainment, Books, Art and designAir Date 05/13/1996
The architect on the evolution of his work. Sinise on his new film, "Buried Child." The author of "Getting Over Getting Older."
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Joseph Rotblat
Society, Science, HistoryAir Date 05/10/1996
Physicist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Joseph Rotblat advocates for total nuclear disarmament.
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David O. Russell
EntertainmentAir Date 05/10/1996
Filmmaker David O. Russell introduces his film, "Flirting with Disaster."
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Joseph Rotblat; David O. Russell; Jay McInerney; Noah Adams
Entertainment, Books, SocietyAir Date 05/10/1996
Joseph Rotblat calls for nuclear disarmament; "Flirting with Disaster"; Jay McInerney's "Last of the Savages"; Noah Adams.
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Jay McInerney
BooksAir Date 05/10/1996
"Bright Lights, Big City" author Jay McInerney returns with his new book, "The Last of the Savages."
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Noah Adams
Entertainment, Books, MediaAir Date 05/10/1996
Noah Adams, host of NPR's "All Things Considered," talks about radio, music, and his new book "Piano Lessons."
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Muhamed Sacirbey
WorldAir Date 05/09/1996
Muhamed Sacirbey talks about the first international war crimes trial held since the end of WWII.
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Jim Jarmusch
EntertainmentAir Date 05/09/1996
Independent filmmaker Jim Jarmusch describes his film, "Dead Man," set in the Old West and starring Johnny Depp.
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Jay Winik
Politics, Books, HistoryAir Date 05/09/1996
Jay Winik on his book, "On the Brink."
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William Klein
Books, Art and designAir Date 05/09/1996
Photographer William Klein talks about his book, "Life is Good & Good for You in New York."
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Muhamed Sacirbey; Jim Jarmusch; Jay Winik; William Klein
Entertainment, Politics, HistoryAir Date 05/09/1996
Muhamed Sacirbey on Dayton Accords; Jim Jarmusch on "Dead Man"; Jay Winik on Reagan; artist William Klein.
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José Carreras
EntertainmentAir Date 05/08/1996
Tenor José Carreras discusses opera, his battle with leukemia, and his new album "Passion."
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Downsizing America; José Carreras; 'Goebbels'
Entertainment, Business, BooksAir Date 05/08/1996
On the unemployment crisis. Tenor José Carreras, “Passion.” On the prospect of St. Martin's Press publishing David Irving's controversial biography.
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Downsizing America
BusinessAir Date 05/08/1996
A look at the unemployment crisis with economist Stephen Roach and Secretary of Labor Robert Reich.
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Christopher Hitchens
HistoryAir Date 05/08/1996
On the prospect of St. Martin's Press publishing historian David Irving's controversial biography of Joseph Goebells, Nazi propaganda minister.
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