Robert G. Anderson on the legal implications of 60 Minutes' undercover stories
02:04
Robert G. Anderson on the post-production involved on a 60 Minutes story, and on the difference between 60 Minutes and the Evening News
02:53
Robert G. Anderson on how he views producing 60 Minutes like a football coach
00:37
Robert G. Anderson on how news reporting has changed over the years
01:23
Peter Arnett on broadcasting, along with Bernard Shaw and John Holliman, from the Al Rashid Hotel the night of the American bombing of of Baghdad which marked the start of the Gulf War
13:08
Peter Arnett on using words rather than images to describe the action on the ground in Baghdad the first day of the Gulf War, and on dealing with Iraqi security
03:21
Lowell Bergman on working for 20/20
11:51
Lowell Bergman on reporting for ABC World News Tonight and Nightline
03:07
Lowell Bergman on reporting for ABC News and dealing with media savvy subjects
04:42
Lowell Bergman on producing for 20/20 and Nightline
04:25
Lowell Bergman on producing for 60 Minutes (Part 1)
52:32
Lowell Bergman on producing for 60 Minutes (Part 2)
37:21
Walter Bernstein on writing for You Are There while blacklisted
06:06
Walter Bernstein on other writers on You Are There; on the show's correspondent/hosts, the show's veiled criticisms of McCarthyism, and the show's move from New York to Los Angeles
06:16
Walter Bernstein on writing his first non-Blacklist television script -- possibly the reboot of You Are There
00:55
Tom Bettag on his time as a producer for CBS Morning News at one point anchored by Sally Quinn
02:54
Tom Bettag on his time as a producer on CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
21:22
Tom Bettag on producing CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
03:41
Tom Bettag on executive producing ABC News Nightline
25:14
Tom Bettag on executive producing ABC News Nightline
25:35
Wade Bingham on joining CBS News
03:14
Wade Bingham on covering the Korean War as a cameraman for CBS News
29:26
Wade Bingham on shooting for CBS News
29:58
Wade Bingham on covering international news stories as a cameraman for CBS News
29:40
Wade Bingham on covering international news stories as a cameraman for CBS News
28:11
Wade Bingham on being an international cameraman for CBS News
28:37
Wade Bingham on being cameraman for the CBS News series The Twentieth Century
26:33
Wade Bingham on being cameraman for the CBS News series CBS Reports
03:18
Wade Bingham on working as a cameraman on various CBS news programs including The Twentieth Century and 60 Minutes
28:51
Wade Bingham on shooting stories for 60 Minutes and CBS Reports
29:29
Wade Bingham on shooting stories for CBS Reportsand 60 Minutes
28:48
Mili Lerner Bonsignori on working on the pilot episode of See It Now and meeting host Edward R. Murrow and producer Fred Friendly
15:00
Mili Lerner Bonsignori on the stories and footage shot for See It Now
28:33
Mili Lerner Bonsignori on her work editing specific episodes of See It Now - on Milo Radulovich, Senator McCarthy, and Annie Lee Moss
27:44
Mili Lerner Bonsignori on the content, format, and memorable episodes of CBS Reports
08:12
Mili Lerner Bonsignori on editing for See It Now with Edward R. Murrow, as well as other CBS News programs
29:26
Anthony Bourdain on his first TV series, A Cook's Tour
02:44
Anthony Bourdain on hosting Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
40:18
Anthony Bourdain on the series The Mind of a Chef
04:04
Anthony Bourdain on hosting Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown
20:06
Ed Bradley on realizing the reach and impact of 60 Minutes after airing the "boat people" story in 1979
02:32
Ed Bradley on getting his first on-camera interview at WCBS, and on that station instituting a new style of interviewing as a result
03:20
Ed Bradley on keeping his personal opinions about war out of the reporting on the Vietnam conflict
00:47
Ed Bradley on how news was filed from Vietnam
00:54
Ed Bradley on access to the military while covering Vietnam
01:23
Ed Bradley on being the "number two" man covering the White House for CBS behind Bob Schieffer
01:44
Ed Bradley on his concept of the television documentary as he became head correspondent of CBS Reports
01:37
Ed Bradley on former 60 Minutes executive producer Don Hewitt
01:04
Ed Bradley on professional standards in broadcast journalism
01:03
Ed Bradley on notable stories for 60 Minutes: Laurence Olivier, Little Richard, schizophrenia, Haiti; on his diverse interests in story ideas; on convincing people to appear on 60 Minutes
23:15
Documentarian Ken Burns on developing his approach to using photographs in documentaries during the development of Brooklyn Bridge
02:12
Documentarian Ken Burns on the power of television
02:24
Ken Burns the "Ken Burns effect" and his documentary style
04:09
Ken Burns on the components of documentary including selecting a subject and the process of interviewing
05:22
Ken Burns on the documentary genre and how he'd like to be remembered
03:47
Stan Chambers on reporting at the scene of the 1949 Kathy Fiscus tragedy -- a story that was followed nationwide
11:01
Stan Chambers the conclusion of the 1949 Kathy Fiscus tragedy and some of the details of the coverage as well as the influence it had for how television covered live news events
08:38
Stan Chambers on KTLA's remote coverage of the local Southern California troops leaving for Korea and returning from duty
01:48
Stan Chambers on anchoring KTLA's evening news in 1958 (and using an improvised prompting system)
02:04
Stan Chambers on KTLA's invention and use of the first news helicopter, the "telecopter" in 1958
05:51
Stan Chambers on covering the assassination of Robert Kennedy in 1968
04:28
Stan Chambers on KTLA's breaking the news story of the Rodney King beating by Los Angeles police officers
11:04
Stan Chambers on the process of covering local news
17:27
Stan Chambers on news coverage's evolution throughout his career
16:49
Stan Chambers on a photo of the maiden voyage of KTLA's telecopter
00:33
Connie Chung on getting on-air on CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite and working with Cronkite
03:37
Connie Chung on getting hired at CBS News
03:12
Connie Chung on interviews when she was co-anchoring CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
02:23
Connie Chung on co-anchoring CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
09:36
Nick Clooney on anchoring local television news for WKRT Cincinnati
03:32
Nick Clooney on memorable stories he covered while anchoring local television news for WKRT Cincinnati
03:15
Nick Clooney on becoming news co-anchor for KNBC Los Angeles
07:32
Nick Clooney on how news reporting has changed over the years
02:20
Nick Clooney on action reporting in the news and the then-current style of news
02:03
Andy Cohen on booking Mariah Carey for The CBS Early Show
01:28
Andy Cohen on how he worked his way up from intern to Senior Producer at CBS News
01:25
Andy Cohen on interning at the CBS News show, CBS This Morning and interviewing Robin Williams
01:50
Andy Cohen on how he learned the "Bravo wink" from working at 48 Hours
03:01
Andy Cohen on producing a 48 Hours piece on Nicholas Sparks and how his philosophy of using intensely personal moments in reality shows has changed since
04:32
Anderson Cooper on being a correspondent for Channel One News
25:51
Anderson Cooper on his time as a correspondent for ABC News
20:47
Anderson Cooper on anchoring ABC News' World News Now
04:33
Anderson Cooper on being a correspondent for 20/20 Downtown
03:09
Anderson Cooper on fill-in anchoring at CNN
17:14
Anderson Cooper on hosting Anderson Cooper 360 (Part 1)
33:24
Anderson Cooper on being a correspondent on 60 Minutes
05:50
Anderson Cooper on anchoring Anderson Cooper 360 (Part 2)
12:00
Anderson Cooper on hosting CNN's New Year's Eve Live
01:40
Judith Crist on Al Morgan inviting her to be movie critic for Today
06:27
Judith Crist on reviewing "Cleopatra" and not enjoying Elizabeth Taylor's performance
Judith Crist on her appearances on Today
12:35
Judith Crist on her time as a film critic on Today
08:30
Judith Crist on interviewing Federico Fellini on Today
05:43
Walter Cronkite on learning a valuable lesson- never broadcast anything you haven't fully researched
06:26
Walter Cronkite on how "intimate" television was in the early days of news broadcasting
04:05
Walter Cronkite on the subtle differences in TV journalism between editorials, commentary, and analysis
02:05
Walter Cronkite on the 1952 political convention where the term "Anchorman" was first coined; the resentment from radio professionals toward the new television medium
03:40
Walter Cronkite on the challenges of covering a live political event, and various technologies used in the '52 convention coverage
10:05
Walter Cronkite on difficulties of maintaining neutrality while covering the Vietnam War and the "conspiratorial campaign" Spiro Agnew and the Nixon administration waged on the press
02:54
Walter Cronkite on the question of whether he found it difficult to report the news when CBS itself was the news; as in the Quiz Show Scandals, and Watergate
03:01
Walter Cronkite on the expansion of the news from 15 to 30 minutes (in 1963) and how that changed the nature of the genre
04:51
Walter Cronkite on what he observes to be a deterioration of the quality of news programs and why
03:30
Ann Curry on the public's perception of broadcast news
02:47
Ann Curry on how journalists should respond to assertions of "fake news" and restore the public's trust in journalism: "get it right, and be fair and unbiased"
04:29
Ann Curry on her work at NBC News, and her time as co-host of Today
21:27
James Day on a Fidel Castro documentary and other KQED programming from the '60s
05:07
James Day on KQED's Newspaper of the Air
08:30
James Day on the KQED series News Room
05:08
James Day on working with Fred Friendly on Public Broadcasting Laboratory
08:50
James Day on becoming President of WNET and supervising production of The Great American Dream Machine
06:07
James Day on programming An American Family and other shows on WNET
04:28
James Day on The Great American Dream Machine and other programs from his time at WNET
03:10
James Day on programming The 51st State
04:57
James Day on programming An American Family
02:50
James Day on producing Day at Night
05:30
Sam Donaldson on his initial reluctance to join ABC news in 1967
01:16
Sam Donaldson on his first days as a Washington news correspondent at ABC in 1967
03:23
Sam Donaldson on how Leonard Goldenson's budget cuts affected ABC news coverage of the 1968 political conventions
02:56
Sam Donaldson on the competitive nature of ABC News in the 1970s as they tried to scoop CBS or NBC
01:03
Sam Donaldson gives two examples of ABC's poor handling of his news scoops early in the late 60s and early 70s
04:15
Sam Donaldson on the visual aspect of TV news coverage
00:35
Sam Donaldson on the magazine news show format (Primetime Live)
01:14
Sam Donaldson on This Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts
01:38
Sam Donaldson on criticism of his aggressive journalistic style
02:49
Bob Doyle on directing the first episode of Meet the Press, hosted by Lawrence E. Spivak
02:55
Bob Doyle on the Camel News Caravan and The Huntley Brinkley Report
03:17
Bob Doyle on how Chet Huntley and David Brinkley were different on The Huntley-Brinkley Report, and on producer Reuven Frank
02:43
Bob Doyle on producing David Brinkley's Journal
01:52
Bob Doyle on becoming producer of the National Geographic Specials, with specials on climbing on Mt. Everest and Jane Goodall
09:28
Bob Doyle on executive producing the National Geographic Specials
20:05
Bob Doyle on celebrity journalism, and on a code of ethics for journalists
03:06
Betty Cole Dukert on producing Meet the Press (Part 1)
23:45
Betty Cole Dukert on producing Meet the Press (Part 2)
28:30
Betty Cole Dukert on producing Meet the Press (Part 3)
29:36
Betty Cole Dukert on producing Meet the Press (Part 4)
28:00
Betty Cole Dukert on producing Meet the Press (Part 5)
28:47
Betty Cole Dukert on producing Meet the Press (Part 6)
28:16
Betty Cole Dukert on producing Meet the Press (Part 7)
28:42
Betty Cole Dukert on producing Meet the Press (Part 8)
27:23
Linda Ellerbee on the enduring popularity of NBC News Overnight
02:37
Linda Ellerbee on being hired by NBC News to cover congress
16:42
Linda Ellerbee on co-hosting Today for one week
02:31
Linda Ellerbee on co-hosting Weekend with Lloyd Dobyns
01:33
Linda Ellerbee on co-anchoring NBC News Overnight
08:27
Linda Ellerbee on co-anchoring Summer Sunday
05:34
Linda Ellerbee and hosting and producing Nick News
35:08
Jeff Fager on his first job at CBS News, on the overnight news show, Nightwatch
03:42
Jeff Fager on CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
09:18
Jeff Fager on how 60 Minutes and Don Hewitt were affected by CBS CEO Laurence Tisch
07:33
Jeff Fager on becoming a producer on 48 Hours at the beginning of the show
03:48
Jeff Fager on 60 Minutes
21:05
Jeff Fager on 60 Minutes (Part 2)
19:19
Jeff Fager on being executive producer of CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
09:57
Jeff Fager on 60 Minutes II
23:20
Jeff Fager on 60 Minutes (Part 3)
24:30
Jeff Fager on changes he made as Chairman of CBS News
08:44
Jeff Fager on 60 Minutes (Part 4)
26:43
Reuven Frank on television news' early use of news reel footage
04:19
Reuven Frank on producing The Camel News Caravan on NBC
23:43
Reuven Frank on producing for NBC News, and The Huntley-Brinkley Report
30:19
Reuven Frank on NBC News President William R. McAndrew
02:06
Reuven Frank on producing The Huntley-Brinkley Report for NBC News
28:15
Reuven Frank on the rise and decline of the news documentary
02:15
Reuven Frank on how the 1952 writers strike' impacted NBC news
03:41
Reuven Frank on being a producer for NBC News
30:03
Reuven Frank on acting as a producer and executive at NBC News
28:17
Reuven Frank on the change in atmosphere of television news beginning with Watergate
03:23
Reuven Frank on producing The Huntley-Brinkley Report and acting as an executive at NBC News
30:56
Reuven Frank on Chet Huntley and David Brinkley reporting on the John F. Kennedy assassination and funeral for The Huntley-Brinkley Report
07:12
Reuven Frank on the NBC News documentary The Tunnel
21:29
Reuven Frank on acting as producer for The Huntley-Brinkley report and for NBC News at large
28:57
Reuven Frank on becoming President of NBC News in 1968, and on NBC President William R. McAndrew
03:34
Reuven Frank on his time as a producer and executive at NBC News
28:54
Reuven Frank on acting as an executive and producing for NBC News
29:23
Reuven Frank on acting as a producer and executive at NBC News
28:39
Murray Fromson on covering the 1960 presidential election for NBC News
15:45
Murray Fromson on covering Barry Goldwater's 1964 whistlestop tour, and an on-air error that occurred during Roger Mudd's reporting on the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite
06:33
Murray Fromson on covering the 1962 California gubernatorial race for CBS News between Richard M. Nixon and Pat Brown
03:35
Murray Fromson on covering the Vietnam War for CBS News
20:10
Murray Fromson on living in Moscow to cover the Soviet Union for CBS News
14:47
Murray Fromson on returning to Vietnam to cover the end of the war for CBS News
Leonard H. Goldenson on putting Roone Arledge in charge of news
01:09
Leonard H. Goldenson on changes in network news due to network ownership
01:01
Leonard H. Goldenson on the network aftermath of JFK's assassination
00:52
Leonard H. Goldenson on what represents television at its best - news
00:33
Julian Gomez on editing Stunt Monster and World of Wonder
03:18
Julian Gomez on editing Intimate Portrait, and on working with a co-editor
06:18
Julian Gomez on editing the World Trade Center episode of Modern Marvels, later repurposed into The World Trade Center: Rise and Fall of an American Icon
18:51
Julian Gomez on editing A Baby Story, and on working with an assistant editor
14:51
Julian Goodman on working the 1948 political convention in Philadelphia, PA and radio's dominance over television
04:37
Julian Goodman on David Brinkley and Brinkley's early radio broadcasts
08:35
Julian Goodman on Walter Cronkite dominating coverage of the 1952 Presidential Convention; on the primitive state of TV at the time; on HUAC
04:44
Julian Goodman on the expansion of television news in the mid 1950s
01:57
Julian Goodman on Edward R. Murrow's See it Now episode, "Senator McCarthy"
00:57
Julian Goodman on the first Presidential News Conference in 1955
05:04
Julian Goodman on television news documentaries
05:27
Julian Goodman on producing the second of The Great Debates
02:54
Julian Goodman on the first and second Kennedy-Nixon debates
Julian Goodman on NBC's coverage of JFK's assassination
08:17
Julian Goodman on NBC news coverage of the Vietnam War
02:15
Julian Goodman on news coverage of the 1968 Democratic Convention
03:06
Julian Goodman on NBC's coverage of Lee Harvey Oswald's death - TV's first live murder
02:48
Julian Goodman on NBC's coverage of the moon landing
01:12
Walon Green on going to work for Jack Haley, Jr. on the documentary series Hollywood and the Stars
03:37
Walon Green on learning to write for documentaries, including National Geographic Specials "Reptiles and Amphibians" and learning how to type
03:01
Walon Green on shooting The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau
07:31
Walon Green on the challenge of shooting nature footage for the National Geographic Specials
07:56
Walon Green on directing the Time-Life Specials: The March of Time episode "The Search for Vengeance" about the search for Nazi war criminals around the world
08:18
Walon Green on the impact David L. Wolper and Jack Haley, Jr. made with documentary series such as The Race for Space
02:10
Walon Green on writing the narration for the television documentary Mysteries of the Sea for William Holden
01:07
Gwen Ifill on topics she covered on NBC News and Meet the Press
01:36
Gwen Ifill on moderating Washington Week, changes she brought to the program, and preparations for the weekly broadcast
06:52
Gwen Ifill on starting on NewsHour with Jim Lehrer aka PBS NewsHour; on finances at PBS
01:33
Gwen Ifill on moderating a Palin/Biden Vice-presidential debate
02:14
Lucy Jarvis on producing The Nation's Future
19:10
Lucy Jarvis on producing the documentary The Kremlin for NBC News
19:49
Lucy Jarvis on producing the NBC News special documentary The Louvre: A Golden Prison
03:39
Lucy Jarvis on producing The Louvre: A Golden Prison
13:49
Lucy Jarvis on producing Who Shall Live?
02:35
Lucy Jarvis on producing Museum Without Walls
05:24
Lynwood King on leaving NBC in Chicago to do The Breakfast Club with Don McNeill in New York
06:26
Lynwood King on directing Today during Dave Garroway's tenure as host
22:19
Lynwood King on directing various NBC News programming including Today, Project XX, Exploring, and their Sunday afternoon newscast
06:41
Ted Koppel on reporting on JFK's assassination for ABC radio
02:21
Ted Koppel on reporting on the Civil Rights Movement for ABC radio
04:21
Ted Koppel on his first television appearance in 1966 - covering the Vietnam War
11:25
Ted Koppel on reporting on Secretary of State Henry Kissinger during Watergate; on Kissinger's relationship with the press
10:54
Ted Koppel on reporting on Nixon's trip to China in 1972
08:16
Ted Koppel on Richard M. Nixon and his inability to handle small talk
05:34
Ted Koppel on becoming an anchor at ABC Evening News
02:45
Ted Koppel on becoming anchor of America Held Hostage, aka ABC News Nightline
08:13
Ted Koppel on America Held Hostag e becoming ABC News Nightline contd. - on topics, guests, technological innovations, and how the program is put together
28:21
Ted Koppel on covering the Mount St. Helen's eruption, the AIDS epidemic, the Jackie Robinson tribute, the fall of the Berlin Wall, Iraq invading Kuwait, and the O.J. Simpson trial on ABC News Nightline; on "The Fallen" episode of the program during which he read the names of 721 US Serviceman killed in Iraq ABC News Nightline
16:39
Susan Lacy on the challenges of funding the American Masters documentary series and negotiating rights for such a series
Susan Lacy on the editing process on American Masters when working on a documentary
Susan Lacy on the art of documentary: you find the story in the edit room
Susan Lacy on the excitement upon discovering something new about a public figure, like Charlie Chaplin, while working on the documentary series American Masters (they found alt endings for City Lights)
Stewart MacGregory on acting as unit manager of Wide Wide World
12:00
Stewart MacGregory on acting as unit manager for NBC's coverage of the 1960 Presidential Elections
06:21
Stewart MacGregory on acting as unit manager for Wide Wide World
11:49
Stewart MacGregory on being unit manager for Today
11:45
Robert MacNeil on covering the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dallas for NBC News
22:06
Robert MacNeil on covering the aftermath of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas for NBC News
14:19
Robert MacNeil on acting as roving reporter for NBC's Huntley-Brinkley Report
14:56
Robert MacNeil on his critique of The Huntley-Brinkley Report and of network news in general
13:00
Robert MacNeil on going to work for PBS and covering the Watergate hearings with Jim Lehrer
06:02
Robert MacNeil on starting The MacNeil Lehrer NewsHour
06:02
Robert MacNeil on The MacNeil Lehrer NewsHour and how the show developed
07:10
Robert MacNeil on creating and anchoring The MacNeil Lehrer NewsHour
26:48
Robert MacNeil on anchoring and producing The MacNeil Lehrer NewsHour
15:29
Lee Mendelson on producing the documentary specials The Magic of Broadcasting and The Fantastic Funnies (misidentified here by Mendelson as The Fabulous Funnies), and on creating the "entertainment documentary"
04:11
Lee Mendelson on producing the documentary special John Steinbeck's America and Americans, featuring Steinbeck and Henry Fonda
04:16
Lee Mendelson on producing Wonderful World of Pizzazz
01:56
Lee Mendelson on producing Children’s Letters to God, and The Unexplained
03:30
Sig Mickelson on his stint at CBS News
19:29
Sig Mickelson on CBS News documentaries and on the birth of See It Now, hosted by Edward R. Murrow
08:57
Sig Mickelson on reporting for CBS News
27:28
Sig Mickelson on CBS News' coverage of the 1952 political conventions
28:29
Sig Mickelson on working for CBS News
28:13
Sig Mickelson on his time as President of CBS News
28:13
Sig Mickelson on his experiences as head of CBS News
18:28
Sig Mickelson on being President of CBS News
28:07
Sig Mickelson on acting as President of CBS News
19:31
Bill Monroe on working at the New Orleans local station WDSU as news director
15:06
Bill Monroe on his time a bureau chief for NBC News in Washington, D.C.
09:58
Bill Monroe on working in New Orleans local news at WDSU in New Orleans
18:32
Bill Monroe on his time at NBC News as the bureau chief in Washington, D.C.
29:18
Bill Monroe on moderating Meet the Press
08:57
Bill Monroe on moderating Meet the Press
28:23
Bill Monroe on moderating Meet the Press
26:42
Bill Monroe on his letters segment on Today
05:48
Roger Mudd on Walter Cronkite getting hired at CBS and his competition at NBC; on trying to get pieces onto Cronkite's show
09:11
Roger Mudd on reporting on the passage of the Civil Rights Bill
01:29
Roger Mudd on covering JFK's assassination for CBS News
06:57
Roger Mudd on CBS coverage of Watergate
02:17
Roger Mudd on "The Selling of the Pentagon" documentary for CBS Reports
11:01
Roger Mudd on covering Bobby Kennedy's Presidential bid and assassination
07:54
Roger Mudd on filling in for Walter Cronkite as anchor of CBS Evening News
03:08
Roger Mudd on moderating NBC's Meet the Press
01:56
Roger Mudd on working on the MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour
03:28
Alan Neuman on directing Meet the Press, and on dealing with ad agencies in the early days of television
03:25
Alan Neuman on the guests during his time directing Meet the Press
04:20
Alan Neuman on directing Wide Wide World
15:29
Alan Neuman on working with President Herbert Hoover on several shows including Meet the Press and Person to Person
07:56
Alan Neuman on directing Person to Person with Edward R. Murrow
11:49
Alan Neuman on directing Adlai Stevenson Reports
02:34
Alan Neuman on John F. Kennedy appearing on Person to Person
03:43
Sheila Nevins on getting fired from 20/20
00:53
Sheila Nevins on producing Eros America for HBO (later Real Sex)
04:13
Sheila Nevins on the documentary series America Undercover
07:29
Sheila Nevins on the process of making a documentary for HBO
06:40
Sheila Nevins on Cinemax Reel Time
01:02
Sheila Nevins on what makes a perfect documentary
00:43
Sheila Nevins on the documentary Half Past Autumn: The Life and Works of Gordon Parks
01:31
Sheila Nevins on the documentary The Broadcast Tapes of Dr. Peter
02:04
Sheila Nevins on the HBO series Taxicab Confessions
01:56
Sheila Nevins on the HBO documentary In Memoriam 9/11
04:08
Sheila Nevins on the documentary Elaine Stritch: At Liberty
01:55
Nicolas Noxon on working on the syndicated show Biography for producers David Wolper and Jack Haley, Jr.
07:46
Nicolas Noxon on doing research and cutting footage for the syndicated show Biography
01:25
Nicolas Noxon on working on the syndicated show Biography for producers David Wolper and Jack Haley, Jr. (part 2)
04:43
Nicolas Noxon on the NBC documentary show Hollywood and the Stars
05:32
Nicolas Noxon on the documentary series Men in Crisis
04:02
Nicolas Noxon on National Geographic Specials
23:38
Nicolas Noxon on National Geographic's "Dr. Leakey and the Dawn of Man"
04:11
Nicolas Noxon on National Geographic Specials (part 2)
02:12
Nicolas Noxon on NBC's GE Monogram Series, which was produced by MGM
08:24
Nicolas Noxon on the MGM documentary Childhood: The Enchanted Years and its narrator, Alexander Scourby
02:48
Nicolas Noxon on National Geographic Specials (part 3)
25:27
Nicolas Noxon on the syndicated series, Sports Illustrated
03:19
Nicolas Noxon on Ripley's Believe It or Not
10:20
Nicolas Noxon on Secrets of the Titanic
07:35
Nicolas Noxon on National Geographic documentaries
07:32
Soledad O'Brien on why she was drawn to working in news
00:47
Soledad O'Brien on understanding that being on camera in the news world gives you a certain amount of power
01:03
Soledad O'Brien on working at KRON-TV in San Francisco -- her first time as an on-camera reporter
02:47
Soledad O'Brien on the state of journalism in the early 1990s and whether or not she faced bias and discrimination at that time
04:26
Soledad O'Brien on joining MSNBC as the anchor of The Site and developing her voice as an anchor; on working on MSNBC Morning Blend, NBC News, and the weekend version of Today; on the role of an anchor and the role of a reporter; on covering breaking news
11:16
Soledad O'Brien on leaving NBC for CNN in 2003, network notes she received while at NBC and CNN, and some of the major stories she's covered throughout her career: the 2004 tsunami in Thailand and Hurricane Katrina (2005)
20:01
Soledad O'Brien on moving to the documentary division at CNN and launching the Black in America documentary series
20:53
Soledad O'Brien on the Latino in America documentaries for CNN
08:22
Soledad O'Brien on anchoring Starting Point on CNN
00:27
Soledad O'Brien on the AC360 special "Kids on Race: The Hidden Picture"
03:45
Soledad O'Brien on the format of Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien
02:10
Soledad O'Brien on working on Black and Missing in 2020
00:21
Soledad O'Brien on tracking the demographics of who she hires and who she puts on the air on Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien
02:45
Soledad O'Brien on Disrupt & Dismantle
02:14
Soledad O'Brien on what she hopes audiences take away from Black and Missing
02:13
Soledad O'Brien on where she was at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and on shooting the documentary Outbreak: The First Response
01:00
Jorge Ramos on making the transition into television in Mexico on Sesenta Minutos
07:45
Jorge Ramos on reporting and anchoring for various news outlets
20:21
Jorge Ramos on reporting and anchoring for various news outlets
36:53
Jorge Ramos and Maria Elena Salinas on co-anchoring Noticiero Univision
10:03
Jorge Ramos and Maria Elena Salinas on what they've learned about television journalism
20:18
Dan Rather on building the first CBS affiliate news station in Houston: on "breaking news"
Dan Rather how Charles Collingwood helped him greatly in learning how to cover news in Vietnam and Laos
Dan Rather on how news material was gathered and fed out during the Civil Rights Movement
09:42
Dan Rather on the type of reporting done on 60 Minutes
02:52
Ed Resnick on KTLA covering the factory explosion in 1947 and the Kathy Fiscus story in 1949
09:19
Ed Resnick on the conclusion of the Kathy Fiscus story, the effect it had on television, and Klaus Landsberg's direction of the broadcast
03:26
Ed Resnick on shooting the atomic bomb tests in Las Vegas for KTLA
15:02
Ed Resnick on shooting stories for KTLA's news broadcasts
01:45
Ed Resnick on news events he shot for KTLA news in the '60s
03:26
Andy Rooney on his start in documentary writing on The Twentieth Century and The Seven Lively Arts
08:07
Andy Rooney on writing for The Morning Show with Will Rogers, Jr.
04:44
Andy Rooney on some of the mishaps he witnessed on live television, particularly on Calendar
02:28
Andy Rooney on working on Calendar with Harry Reasoner
12:26
Andy Rooney on working on Bird's Eye View of America, The Strange Case of the English Language , a CBS News documentary about Frank Sinatra, and CBS News documentaries about the Civil Rights Movement of the '60s
03:02
Andy Rooney on writing the documentary Harry and Lena featuring Harry Belafonte and Lena Horne
01:48
Andy Rooney on writing the documentaries Black History: Lost, Stolen, or Strayed and An Essay on War
08:59
Andy Rooney on writing for and appearing on The Great American Dream Machine
01:57
Andy Rooney on his documentary Mr. Rooney Goes to Washington and other documentaries
04:24
Andy Rooney on working on 60 Minutes
30:39
Morley Safer on his first on-camera reporting in 1956 - covering the Hundred Hours War in Tel Aviv
11:20
Morley Safer on his early writing for news anchors
01:29
Morley Safer on his first trip to Vietnam
03:26
Morley Safer on the Cam Ne story, during which he reported on American soldiers burning a Vietnamese village
15:58
Morley Safer on the public reaction to his reporting of Cam Ne
09:40
Morley Safer on being a broadcast journalist in Vietnam during the war
11:55
Morley Safer on joining 60 Minutes; on the success of 60 Minutes
11:28
Morley Safer on the premise of 60 Minutes and Don Hewitt's role in conceiving the idea for the program; on Mike Wallace and other correspondents; on significant stories he covered
27:02
Morley Safer on significant stories on 60 Minutes
26:19
Maria Elena Salinas on reporting for the Spanish International Network
16:27
Maria Elena Salinas on her career as a reporter and anchor
25:58
Maria Elena Salinas on her career as a reporter and anchorwoman
29:21
Jorge Ramos and Maria Elena Salinas on co-anchoring Noticiero Univision
10:03
Jorge Ramos and Maria Elena Salinas on what they've learned about television journalism
20:18
Marlene Sanders on her duties at news shows at WABD-TV
01:00
Marlene Sanders on working on Night Beat
09:02
Marlene Sanders on becoming a female correspondent at ABC News; on the state of ABC News; on her news style and on-camera appearance when anchoring daytime news
09:30
Marlene Sanders on guests she booked on Night Beat - Jack Kerouac, W.E.B. Du Bois and others; on the fate of WABD-TV; on her work on documentaries and public affairs programs; on becoming a working mom
11:22
Marlene Sanders on working for ABC News
28:34
Marlene Sanders on her work at ABC News (contd.)
25:22
Marlene Sanders on her work at CBS News
02:38
Marlene Sanders on working for ABC News, Channel 13, narrating documentaries, and publishing the book "Waiting for Primetime"
28:29
Marlene Sanders on advice for women in broadcast journalism
01:33
Bob Schieffer on being a reporter for CBS News
28:44
Bob Schieffer on his time as CBS News chief Washington correspondent
14:33
Bob Schieffer on hosting Face the Nation
10:18
Bob Schieffer being the interim CBS Evening News anchro between Dan Rather and Katie Couric
11:15
Max Schindler on directing the coverage of the Kennedy assassination for NBC News
11:27
Max Schindler on directing Meet the Press
12:35
Max Schindler on directing Meet the Press
11:52
Max Schindler on directing Today from Washington, DC
05:11
Daniel Schorr on interviewing Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow on Face the Nation
08:33
Daniel Schorr on covering Nikita Khrushchev's trip to the United States in 1959 for Eyewitness to History
04:10
Daniel Schorr on how CBS News portrayed Nikita Khrushchev, and on negotiating his Face the Nation interview
03:36
Daniel Schorr on doing a CBS documentary on East Germany, and on clashing with William S. Paley
06:43
Daniel Schorr on covering various stories for CBS News
29:10
Daniel Schorr on covering Watergate and other stories for various CBS News programs
27:19
John Silva on early KTLA news broadcasts, including the Kathy Fiscus story
08:49
John Silva on deciding to use remote units on news stories and his inventions for mobile units
04:00
John Silva on KTLA covering the atomic bomb test in Nevada in 1952
06:26
John Silva on news stories covered with the Telecopter in its early years
03:39
John Silva on the impact of Telecopters on television news
04:01
John Silva on photos of the first Telecopter
03:09
Howard K. Smith on doing Edward R. Murrow's year-end television shows
01:03
News Correspondent Howard K. Smith on moderating the first of the Kennedy-Nixon Presidential Debates
02:06
Howard K. Smith on moderating presidential debates
01:21
Howard K. Smith on his friendship with and the legacy of Edward R. Murrow
03:06
Howard K. Smith on "Murrow's Boys"
00:31
Sanford Socolow on the state of CBS News in the 1950s
01:02
Sanford Socolow on working for DuMont and CBS News
39:50
Sanford Socolow on his role as producer of and stories covered on CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite
59:29
Sanford Socolow on his time at the CBS Washington News Bureau
22:48
Sanford Socolow on CBS News coverage of memorable events of the 1960s and 1970s
37:22
Sanford Socolow on changes in network news over the years
07:05
Ted Turner on the birth of CNN
05:20
Ted Turner on the premiere and early budget for CNN
01:53
Ted Turner on the challenges of starting CNN
20:31
Ted Turner on creating CNN II (Headline News)
05:45
Ted Turner on the responsibility and power of the news media
06:36
Jac Venza on producing Adventure
08:58
Jac Venza on re-designing the news set for CBS news
02:23
Jac Venza on the creation of American Masters
02:51
Jac Venza on executive producing City Arts
01:52
Jac Venza on executive producing Broadway: The American Musical, his final project
03:48
Joseph Wershba on writing for See It Now
25:16
Joseph Wershba on working on the See It Now story about reserve Air Force lieutenant Milo Radulovich
29:18
Joseph Wershba on Edward R. Murrow's "A Report on Senator Joseph R. McCarthy" on See It Now
27:29
Jospeh Wershba on writing for 60 Minutes
27:36
Joseph Wershba on producing stories for 60 Minutes
27:34
Av Westin on creating the CBS Morning News
08:25
Av Westin on Executive Producing ABC News aka World News Tonight
35:19
Av Westin on Executive Producing ABC's 20/20
35:19
Av Westin on Executive Producing Inside Edition and working with Bill O'Reilly
05:10
Av Westin on the impact of the internet on television news
02:51
Perry Wolff on his role as producer of the CBS documentary series Adventure
08:29
Perry Wolff on producing A Tour of the White House for CBS News featuring Jacqueline Kennedy, First Lady to President John F. Kennedy
11:46
Perry Wolff on producing Air Power for CBS
06:49
Perry Wolff on producing The Vanishing Family for PBS
04:13
Perry Wolff on writing and producing The Moon Above, the Earth Below
03:59
David L. Wolper on the genesis and production of The Race for Space
05:58
David L. Wolper on The Making of the President: 1964
05:57
David L. Wolper on producing The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau
03:12
David L. Wolper on the declining popularity of the documentary in the early '70s
03:27
David L. Wolper on producing Let My People Go
01:46
David L. Wolper on producing The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and on the importance of the narrator in documentaries
02:48
David L. Wolper on producing a series of specials titled Appointment with Destiny and on the controversial practice of docudramas using newly shot "recreations"
07:03
David L. Wolper on producing The Race for Space
09:43
David L. Wolper on how cable television impacted television documentaries and miniseries
03:28
Jeff Zucker on his early fascination with local news
00:54
Jeff Zucker on Jane Pauley offering him a job on Today
02:08
Jeff Zucker on his first job at Today and the tumultuous atmosphere of the show at that time
05:50
Jeff Zucker on his rise to Executive Producer of Today and the hiring of Katie Couric
04:19
Jeff Zucker on his vision and innovations as Executive Producer of Today
04:26
Jeff Zucker on how he negotiated with the network to take chances and skip commercials while Executive Producer at Today
02:33
Jeff Zucker on why Today was such a good fit for him as a Producer
01:42
Jeff Zucker on a typical day of production for Today
02:01
Jeff Zucker on his management style as Executive Producer at Today
03:11
Jeff Zucker on Matt Lauer replacing Bryant Gumbel as co-host of Today
02:53
Jeff Zucker on his pride in Today and its success during his tenure as Executive Producer
01:27
Jeff Zucker on Brian Williams replacing Tom Brokaw as anchor of NBC Nightly News
01:39
Jeff Zucker on Katie Couric leaving Today and being replaced by Meredith Viera
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