Jim McKay on how he was hired onto Wide World of Sports by Roone Arledge when he was out of a job
Jim McKay on why he wanted to do ABC's Wide World of Sports and impressions of the producer Roone Arledge
Jim McKay on the philosophy behind ABC's Wide World of Sports "if you can get them interested in individuals, you can get them interested in the sport"
Jim McKay on how broadcasting from Moscow helped keep ABC's Wide World of Sports on the air
Jim McKay on the opening for ABC's Wide World of Sports and how it changed
Jim McKay on the small staff on Wide World of Sports when they went on-air: Chet Simmons, Roone Arledge, and Ed Scherick
On how Roone Arledge was hired to ABC's Wide World of Sports and how they hired different commentators
Jim McKay on covering Demolition Derbys on ABC's Wide World of Sports; not taking it seriously at first
Jim McKay on how technology changed things for sports television: tape versus live TV in auto-racing
Jim McKay on winning an Emmy for ABC's Wide World of Sports in 1968
Jim McKay on Wide World of Sports after Roone Arledge's departure
Jim McKay on how cable television negatively impacted Wide World of Sports
Jim McKay on hosting the Summer Olympics on CBS, which initially were ad-libbed
Jim McKay on broadcasting from the first foreign Olympics to be televised in the United States, the 1960 Summer Games in Rome; on interviewing Cassius Clay; on Abebe Bikila.
Jim McKay on how CBS handled coverage of the 1964 Olympics
Jim McKay on the first time TV was used to decide an event; the 1968 Olympics
Jim McKay on the Israeli hostage crisis during the 1972 Munich Olympics
Jim McKay on how the Olympic Games have changed since 1972; Dorothy Hamill
Jim McKay on how the Olympic Games coverage has changed; the 1984 Games in Los Angeles