This episode features Lucy's conversation with actor, director Richard Crenna.  Crenna is an Emmy and Golden Globe winner for his portrayal of the title character in The Rape of Richard Beck.  Crenna later went on to star in the first Rambo movie as John Rambo's commanding officer.  

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In this episode from 1964, Lucy interviews actress, dancer and singer Mitzi Gaynor.  .

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This week, Lucy speaks to burlesque star Gypsy Rose Lee. The pair discuss Lee's Mediterranean villa, her travels with her young child and the difficulty of being "Gypsy Rose Lee". 

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This week, Lucy speaks to actress & singer Jane Powell. The pair discuss Powell's imminent world tour as well as Powell's experiences growing from child star to adult, completely within the Hollywood Film Industry. 

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This week, Lucy is the one being interviewed for a change, as she sits down for a two part interview with Hilly Rose. Lucy goes into greater detail and gives more insight into her inner workings than in any previous episode. Afterwards Lucy opens the mailbag at Desilu studios to discuss life with her listeners. 

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This week, Lucy speaks with composer, Ernest Gold (It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World, Exodus). The pair discuss Gold's early days in music, including the day that he became aware that he was a "Hollywood Composer". They also discuss the state of the American music business and the importance of art in the home. 

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This week Lucy muses over the holiday season and everything that it brings. Lucy gathers with her family Little Lucie, Little Desi, and her husband Gary to discuss their favorite part of the holiday and reminisce over Christmases past. Lucy then opens her mail bag to read letters from everyday people and the joys and struggles they've experienced over the holidays. Lastly Lucy sits down with "Mr. White Christmas" Bing Crosby to find out how his family enjoys the holidays.  

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This week Lucy talks with “Mr. San Francisco”, Barnaby Conrad. Conrad, a modern Renaissance Man, speaks about the many hats he’s worn over the course of his life including Author, Artist, Bullfighter & Diplomat. He details his escapades across the world and the wisdoms he's gained from each. He discusses raising a family and the benefits he’s seen from his unusual lifestyle. In the final part of the interview Lucy goes to Conrad’s home to pour over the trinkets and trophies he's accumulated over his interesting life. 

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This week, Lucy speaks with Julie Newmar, the two actresses discuss Hollywood culture, family life & maintaining their genuine selves whilst in the limelight. Newmar details the freedom she feels when playing her favorite Femme Fatale characters, and the distinction between drive and ambition which keeps her happy. 

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This week, Lucy talks with Hollywood costume designer Edith Head. Edith and Lucy discuss the coming season's fashions, as well as Edith's work on the as-of-then upcoming film The Great Race. Edith also talks about her upbringing in a mining camp in Mexico and how it's carried over into her adult life as well as her path from school teacher to Hollywood fashion institution. 

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