Douglas P. Cooper

A well-known actor reflects on his career.

A Nobel-winning economist who had a strong influence on President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

When Sheila and Gordon MacRae divorced, she snagged the Gleason Show and married its producer.

He's been called "The Father of Talk Radio," and has interviewed just about everyone who was anyone.

His was a wide-ranging career that included developing poison gas, overseeing the A-bomb, making reforms at Harvard and being Ambassador to Germany.

Diplomat, politician and businessman, he held more government assignments than any American in the country's history.

He takes the greatest pleasure when a stranger sings, whistles or hums one of his pieces.

He was a great lyricist, songwriter and singer as well as the founder of Capitol Records.

A popular entertainer reflects.

 A Pulitzer Prize-winning poet goes on record.

An informal conversation with one of the leading actors of the day.

"Take a mind excursion."

He reported from some of the most brutal battles of World War II and spent some time with President Kennedy.

Three talks with the most trusted man in America cover the war in Vietnam and trust in government.