Fred Rogers on his WQED show The Children's Corner starring Josie Carey and featuring the puppet "King Friday XIII"
Fred Rogers on his duties as a programmer at WQED while he was also working on The Children's Corner and on the challenges of live television
Fred Rogers on Josie Carey, the host of The Children's Corner
Fred Rogers on composing songs with Josie Carey, host of The Children's Corner
Fred Rogers on the format of The Children's Corner
Fred Rogers on the puppets of The Children's Corner, including "Daniel Tiger," "King Friday XIII," and "Lady Elaine Fairchild"
Fred Rogers on the set of The Children's Corner and on Ernie Coombs
Fred Rogers on the educational aspects of The Children's Corner and on specific segments of the show
Fred Rogers on The Children's Corner moving over to NBC
Fred Rogers on the end of The Children's Corner and on parting ways with Josie Carey
Fred Rogers on his favorite memories of The Children's Corner
Fred Rogers on the Mister Rogers' Neighborhood character "Lady Elaine" (with puppet)
Fred Rogers on having Michael Keaton as a floor manager on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on his CBC series Misterogers, a precursor to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on starting Misterogers on the CBC in Canada, a forerunner to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on creating Misterogers, the Canadian forerunner to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on casting Betty Aberlin and Emily Jacobson for Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on casting Joe Negri, Robert Trow, and Chuck Ebert for Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on creating the puppets eventually used for Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and on their puppeteers
Fred Rogers on the process of putting together an episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on the format of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on his outside of the studio segments on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on the trolley on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on the trolley and Land of Make Believe on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on addressing the assassinations of President Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King, Jr. on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on doing episodes of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood that dealt with serious topics like death and divorce
Fred Rogers on doing Mister Rogers' Neighborhood episodes about television
Fred Rogers on the music of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on starting to do subjects across several episodes on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on taping the Land of Make Believe segments on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on the behind-the-scenes crew of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood executive producer Peter Taft and on getting the show funded
Fred Rogers on the then-current production schedule for Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Fred Rogers on taking Mister Rogers' Neighborhood to the Soviet Union in 1987
Fred Rogers on what he envisions is the then-future of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood