Executive producer Lewis Bernstein on his impressions of Sesame Street upon seeing the show for the first time circa 1970
Executive producer Lewis Bernstein on landing a job as a research fellow on Sesame Street in 1972
Executive producer/former Director of Research Lewis Bernstein on Sesame Street's joining of TV producers and educators, which he discovered as he learned the ropes in the 1970s
Executive producer/former Director of Research Lewis Bernstein on the "distraction study" of Dr. Ed Palmer, which tested a child's engagement, used in early Sesame Street research
Executive producer/former Director of Research Lewis Bernstein on how Sesame Street researchers (in tandem with executives Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrisett) geared the show to the "disadvantaged child"
Executive producer/former Director of Research Lewis Bernstein on Sesame Street's effect on racial tolerance in children
Executive producer/former Director of Research Lewis Bernstein on the long-term research of children who watched Sesame Street in the early years
Executive producer/former Director of Research Lewis Bernstein on the international distribution of the US version and creation of foreign versions of Sesame Street
Executive producer Lewis Bernstein on the Sesame Street shows produced immediately following 9/11 that addressed children's fears and on tolerance
Executive producer/former Director of Research Lewis Bernstein on the approach to culture in foreign versions of Sesame Street
Executive Producer Lewis Bernstein on bringing stories from around the world to Sesame Street with the "Global Grover" segment (in response to 9/11)
Producer Lewis Bernstein on creating the Israeli/Palestinian co-production of Sesame Street (Shalom Sesame and Sha'ra Simsim), in which he had direct involvement
Producer Lewis Bernstein on overcoming the resistance to a Israeli/Palestinian co-production of Sesame Street (Shalom Sesame and Sha'ra Simsim)
Exectuive producer Lewis Bernstein on "Sesame English"— segments of Sesame Street created to teach English to the foreign market
Executive producer/former Director of Research Lewis Bernstein on rethinking Sesame Street for the current market and considering the show's competition, out of which came "Elmo's World" in the late 1990s
Executive producer/former Director of Research on what research indicated were the successful elements of "Elmo's World"
Lewis Bernstein on the rethinking of the original "magazine" format of Sesame Street in the late '90s when "Elmo's World" was introduced
Lewis Bernstein on continuing the legacy of Sesame Street
Lewis Bernstein on keeping current with the issues that affect children on Sesame Street
Lewis Bernstein on changes to Sesame Street's curriculum over the years
Lewis Bernstein on serving as Sesame Street's executive producer
Executive Producer Lewis Bernstein on what goes into a season's writing on Sesame Street
Executive producer Lewis Bernstein on the importance of music to Sesame Street
Executive Producer Lewis Bernstein on Children's Television Workshop (Sesame Workshop) visionary Joan Ganz Cooney