Josie Carey

On her early years and influences; on the impact of World War II on her family as she was growing up; on working on her first television show, Ask the Girls, a local women's service show in Pittsburgh

On the hosts of Ask the Girls, including her mentor Florence Sando; on the format and segments of Ask the Girls; on her title and duties on Ask the Girls

On her earliest memories of television; on being hired by WQED before the station went on the air

On the creation of Pittsburgh public station WQED, and on meeting Fred Rogers; on going on the air with The Children's Corner, and hosting the show with Fred Rogers doing characters; on the audience she and Fred Rogers were playing to on The Children's Corner

On working with the cameras on The Children's Corner, and on the logistics of the show with Fred Rogers; on guests who appeared on The Children's Corner, including Johnny Carson and Charles M. Schulz; on a typical production day hosting The Children's Corner and on the creation of "Daniel Tiger"

On Fred Rogers' puppets on The Children's Corner, and on the other characters on the show; on hosting the NBC version of The Children's Corner, featuring Fred Rogers; on the differences between the WQED version of the show and the NBC version

On her dealings with NBC when The Children's Corner aired on the network; on collaborating with Fred Rogers on writing songs for The Children's Corner; on hosting Josie's Storyland and The Children's Corner at the same time, for two years

On the religious elements of The Children's Corner; on collaborating on the songs for The Children's Corner with Fred Rogers, and on their working relationship; on how Fred Rogers evolved from The Children's Corner to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

On presenting a united front to WQED with Fred Rogers; on winning a Sylvania Award for her work on The Children's Corner, and various other awards; on educators' reaction to The Children's Corner, and on Fred Rogers' religion

On the end of The Children's Corner after seven years, and on Fred Rogers going to do a show for the CBC; on her favorite moments of The Children's Corner; on the cute rivalry between her and Fred Rogers on The Children's Corner

On the friendly rivalry between her and Fred Rogers on The Children's Corner, and on using things from her childhood on the show; on various other programs on WQED; on her time at KDKA

On the people she worked with at KDKA; on leaving KDKA, and on the changing face of children's television; on the then-current state of children's television

On the shows she let her own child watch; on going to do a children's show in South Carolina

On her work on the local South Carolina children's show Wheee!; on the then-current state of children; on then-current projects

On her greatest challenges; on career regrets

On the legacy of Fred Rogers; on advice to an aspiring children's show host; on how she would like to be remembered

On B-roll pictures from her career - her album with Fred Rogers "Around the Children's Corner"; with the cast of Ask the Girls including Florence Sando; with Fred Rogers' puppet "Daniel Tiger"; Fred Rogers' puppet "Lady Elaine Fairchild"; King Friday the 13th Calendar; more of Fred Rogers' puppets; with Fred Rogers; with Fred Rogers and his puppet "Daniel Tiger"; dancing with Fred Rogers; the cast of Funsville on KDKA; on the set of Wheee!