Videos 18733
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Vice Presidential Prospects; Hector Elizondo; Deborah Amos
Entertainment, PoliticsAir Date 07/06/1992
Kramer and Klein on Gov. Clinton's possible V.P. pick; Hector Elizondo on the play "The Price"; Deborah Amos on the Iraqi people.
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Arthur Miller
EntertainmentAir Date 07/03/1992
A conversation with playwright Arthur Miller about why he chose to be a playwright, Marilyn Monroe, and public policy in America.
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Dr. David A. Hamburg, Pt. 1
Education, SocietyAir Date 07/02/1992
Dr. David A. Hamburg examines how the divide between rich and poor and the eroding family structure negatively affect childhood development.
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David A. Hamburg; 'Home Fires'; Laurence Fishburne
Entertainment, Books, Education, SocietyAir Date 07/02/1992
Dr. David A. Hamburg, the author of "Today's Children." Donald Katz and Ricky Ian Gordon, the authors of "Home Fires."
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David A. Hamburg, Pt. 2
Education, SocietyAir Date 07/02/1992
Dr. David A. Hamburg continues his discussion about how poverty, violence, and drug addiction have harmed children.
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'Home Fires'
BooksAir Date 07/02/1992
Donald Katz and Ricky Ian Gordon reminisce about collaborating on Katz's book, "Home Fires."
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Renee Askins
ScienceAir Date 07/01/1992
Biologist and activist Renee Askins details her effort to reintroduce gray wolves to Yellowstone National Park.
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Bud Greenspan, Pt. 1
Entertainment, SportsAir Date 07/01/1992
Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bud Greenspan expresses his fascination with the Olympic games.
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Bud Greenspan, Pt. 2
Entertainment, SportsAir Date 07/01/1992
Bud Greenspan presents his film "Seoul '88: 16 Days of Glory" and talks about the process of filming the Olympics.
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Spalding Gray; Renee Askins; Bud Greenspan
Entertainment, Sports, ScienceAir Date 07/01/1992
Spalding Gray on his latest film and novel; Renee Askins on reintroducing gray wolves to Yellowstone; Bud Greenspan on his film "Seoul '88."
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Spalding Gray, Pt. 1
Entertainment, BooksAir Date 07/01/1992
Spalding Gray talks about his new film, "Monster in a Box," and his novel, "Impossible Vacation."
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Spalding Gray, Pt. 2
Entertainment, BooksAir Date 07/01/1992
Spalding Gray talks about his new film, "Monster in a Box, and his novel, "Impossible Vacation."
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Richard Ben Cramer; Timothy Phelps; Fitzroy Maclean; 'Forever Plaid'
Entertainment, Politics, BooksAir Date 06/30/1992
Cramer on presidential candidates; Phelps on Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas; Maclean on Eastern Europe at present; the stars of "Forever Plaid."
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Timothy Phelps
Books, LawAir Date 06/30/1992
Author Timothy Phelps examines the Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas story in his book, "Capital Games."
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'Forever Plaid'
EntertainmentAir Date 06/30/1992
The four stars of "Forever Plaid"—Paul Binotto, Michael Winther, Neil Nash, and Gregory Jbara—talk about the success of the show.
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Fitzroy Maclean
Politics, HistoryAir Date 06/30/1992
Diplomat Fitzroy Maclean shares his insights on the current situation in Eastern Europe, Winston Churchill, and WWII.
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Richard Ben Cramer
PoliticsAir Date 06/30/1992
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Richard Ben Cramer gives insight into the presidential candidates of 1988.
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Russell Baker
BooksAir Date 06/26/1992
Russell Baker, author of the New York Times "Observer" column, shares anecdotes from his life and second memoir, "The Good Times."
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James Mangold
Entertainment, BusinessAir Date 06/25/1992
Filmmaker James Mangold describes the issues inherent in the Hollywood studio system.
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Dick Wolf
EntertainmentAir Date 06/25/1992
Dick Wolf, executive producer of "Law and Order," describes the origins of the television drama.
