Lou Weiss

On his early life and influences; on his mother and his early life; on his family, including his aunt and uncle - Gracie Allen and George Burns

On radio he listened to growing up; on growing up during the Great Depression; on his first job at William Morris as an office boy

On his first boss at William Morris; on his marriage after World War II; on returning to William Morris after World War II and learning to be an agent

On finding talent in small nightclubs; on his memories of the nightclubs; on a typical day when he was representing nightclub acts

On building his nightclub acts; on William Morris in the '50s and making a deal; on Frank Sinatra

On representing Catskills comedians; on getting into television 

On when he first saw television; on the creation of the television department at William Morris; on signing George Abbott

On television in the '50s; on the advent of packaging television; on packaging Texaco Star Theater starring Milton Berle

On his role in packaging television shows; on the Hollywood Blacklist; on packaging game shows and The Danny Thomas Show

On packaging The Danny Thomas Show and working with Sheldon Leonard; on packaging The Dick Van Dyke Show; on Dick Powell and Four Star Playhouse

On the actors who appeared on Four Star Theater and Richard Diamond , Private Detective; on the then-current economics of developing a show; on working with Pat Weaver

On syndication; on television distribution; on representing Bill Cosby

On representing Bill Cosby; on representing George Schlatter; on representing David Wolper

On representing Merv Griffin; on representing Barbara Walters; on representing Howard Cosell and Jack Paar; on Michael Ovitz 

On summing up his feelings about his career; on his uncle, George Burns; on how he'd like to be remembered; on various people with whom he's worked in his career

On various people with whom he has worked in his career; on the then-current state of William Morris