Robert G. Anderson on working with his 60 Minutes colleague Mike Wallace

Robert G. Anderson on what Mike Wallace brought to 60 Minutes, and on his reporting style and how it affected the stories he covered (specifically, on "The Archbishop" story)

Robert G. Anderson on Mike Wallace's disappointment in CBS not airing a 60 Minutes piece he worked on about the tobacco industry

Robert G. Anderson on Mike Wallace's legacy as a journalist and reporter

Charlie Andrews on various people with whom he worked in Chicago radio including Mike Wallace and Hugh Downs

Lowell Bergman on working with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes

Lowell Bergman on producing the 60 Minutes story "Three Days in Beirut"

Lowell Bergman on the decision to kill his 60 Minutes  piece on Brown & Williamson tobacco

Lowell Bergman on CBS' decision to finally air the 60 Minutes  piece on Brown & Williamson tobacco

Lowell Bergman on the feature film "The Insider"

Wade Bingham on working with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes

Wade Bingham on the 60 Minutes story on fake universities produced by Marion Goldin and reported by Mike Wallace

Mili Lerner Bonsignori on her thoughts on people with whom she's worked - Mike Wallace

Ed Bradley on Mike Wallace, the person most publicly associated with the success of 60 Minutes when Bradley joined the program

Frances Buss Buch on directing Mike and Buff with Buff Cobb and Mike Wallace

Steve Carlin on creating the game show The Big Surprise

Steve Carlin on Mike Wallace hosting The Big Surprise

Phil Donahue on his admiration for Mike Wallace

Dick Ebersol on Mike Wallace appearing on Later with Bob Costas

Diane English on Mike Wallace guest starring on the final episode of Murphy Brown

Jeff Fager on Mike Wallace's style as a 60 Minutes correspondent, particularly his "ambush" interviews

Jeff Fager on what journalists can learn from Mike Wallace about doing interviews

Jeff Fager on competition for stories on 60 Minutes between Mike Wallace and Morley Safer, and others

Jeff Fager on working with Mike Wallace at 60 Minutes when Fager became executive producer of the show

John Frankenheimer on CBS' first color variety show

Greg Garrison on working in radio and meeting Mike Wallace

Monty Hall on loving Mike Wallace's interview style

H. Wesley Kenney on a technical foul-up during live broadcasts of Night Beat

Steve Kroft on his 60 Minutes interview with Bill and Hillary Clinton

Loring Mandel on working with Mike Wallace in local Chicago television

Bob Markell on working with Walter Cronkite, Mike Wallace, Robert Trout and Charles Collingwood on You Are There

Sig Mickelson on Mike Wallace

Robert Mott on his earliest memories of television including the early talk show Mike and Buff with Mike Wallace

Sheila Nevins on meeting Mike Wallace and Dan Rather at CBS

Nicolas Noxon on Mike Wallace's contribution as host and narrator of the syndicated show Biography

Dan Rather on working on 60 Minutes with Mike Wallace

Morley Safer on Mike Wallace 

Morley Safer on joining 60 Minutes

Marlene Sanders on her odd jobs while working at a theatre - picking up Mike Wallace

Marlene Sanders on her involvement with Night Beat; on Mike Wallace developing his interview style

Marlene Sanders on working with Mike Wallace and John Wingate on Night Beat

Sanford Socolow on getting hired by Ted Yates to work at DuMont with Mike Wallace

Lesley Stahl on being approached by Mike Wallace for 60 Minutes

Bob Stewart on Mike Wallace, the host of To Tell the Truth's pilot, who turned down the show to pursue journalism

Joseph Wershba on 60 Minutes being an investigative show, and on Mike Wallace covering Northern Ireland

Joseph Wershba on producing the H.L. Hunt story for Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes

Joseph Wershba on Mike Wallace

Av Westin on creating the CBS Morning News and innovating a new news format

Av Westin on working with Mike Wallace

David L. Wolper on the genesis and production of The Race for Space hosted by Mike Wallace

David L. Wolper on Mike Wallace