Share on Facebook Tweet 'I Was Arrested, of Course…' Interview of Alice Paul By Robert S. Gallagher How did you begin? I went down to Washington on the seventh of December, 1912. All I had at the start was a list of people who had supported the movement, but when … Continue reading
Basketball player Wilt Chamberlain discusses being a seven foot tall 14-year-old and comments on the challenges he faced at such a height before and after his basketball career. Continue reading
David Bradley, one of Bill Gates first employees, explains why he created the CTRL-ALT-DEL keyboard shortcut while programming and how it became a public tool rather than a developer's secret. Continue reading
Jeannine Oppewall remembers getting a rather strange call at 5:30 a.m. to congratulate her Oscar nomination in Art Direction Oscar for the film "Seabiscuit." Continue reading
In this first person account, a member of the arctic exploration Team N2i is filming their journey as they are kite ski from the Antarctic Coastline to the center of the continent in 2007. Continue reading
Henry Cookson and his crew took a 1,100 mile trek to the Southern pole of inaccessibility from the Antarctic coastline. Continue reading
Actress Julie Andrews comments on the lasting popularity of the Sound of Music 40 years after the film premiered on March 2, 1965 and her relationship with Christopher Plummer after all these years. Continue reading
Christopher Plummer, Sound of Music producer by Robert Wise, and screenwriter Ernest Lehman discuss fun facts about the character Captain von Trapp and explain how Plummer got the role. Continue reading
Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer remember the hilarious challenge they faced while filming the last scene of the Sound of Music movie. Continue reading
FBI informant Larry Grathwohl discusses Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn's plan for America from the perspective of an undercover member of the Weather Underground organization. Continue reading