This episode features Judy Woodruff, anchor and managing editor of the PBS NewsHour, and Annette Miller, former Vice President of NewsHour Productions. Covering national and worldwide news and public affairs, PBS NewsHour and its predecessor series feature interviews with leading newsmakers including presidents, Supreme Court justices, members of Congress, secretaries of state, and world leaders, in addition to coverage of issues in the news related to education, economics, science, health, and cultural affairs. In this episode, Woodruff and Miller talk about the NewsHour’s history and their careers working on the series. Explore the AAPB at https://americanarchive.org. 

This episode features John L. Hanson, Jr., producer and host since 1980 of the nationally syndicated radio and podcast interview series In Black America at KUT Radio in Austin, Texas. In Black America, which began in 1970 and continues to be broadcast weekly, features hundreds of interviews with influential members of the black community in conversation about issues and topics pertaining to Black America, including education, style, economics, social issues, families, culture, literature, and politics. In this episode, Hanson talks about his long career in radio and his work as producer and host of the series. Explore the AAPB at https://americanarchive.org. 

This episode features Jean Walkinshaw, an award-winning documentarian and producer in the Pacific Northwest for over 50 years. Her documentaries focused primarily on notable artists, writers, and social, cultural and ecological themes of the Pacific Northwest region. In this episode, Jean guides listeners through her career and filmmaking process, highlighting titles in her collection available in the AAPB. Explore the AAPB at https://americanarchive.org.