American film historian George Stevens (also son of one of the great directors) recounts how many of the great films were cast, constructed and publicized… and how, when necessary, the actors were manipulated.

From 2008, Milt talks with Joseph Epstein on his biography of Fred Astaire.

From 2004, Milt delves into poetry, with two poets. They are Christian Wyman, then the editor of Poetry magazine, and Jerry Murray, a professor and poet from Columbia College.

From 2006, Milt talks with novelist John Updike.

From 2006, Milt speaks with three Holmesians about the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famed characters – Sherlock Holmes and his sidekick Dr. John Watson.