This week, Lucy comes to you from the 1964 World's Fair in New York City. Lucy begins with a few anecdotes about the trials of mobilizing and operating an entire production company out of a high-rise hotel suite, while reminiscing about her early days in the city in her dark, dank ground floor apartment. Lucy then hits the streets of the 1964 World’s Fair. She recounts being honored in various ceremonies and parades before romping across the many national pavilions to take in the exotic flavors and feelings of international unity.

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This week, Lucy is on the set of the 1965 film "The Great Race" to speak with her I Love Lucy co-star Vivian Vance. Lucy and Vivian speak on the many layers of friendship that they share, and what it takes to build strong foundations for personal relationships. After Vivian talks about her work in hospitals with the elderly and underprivileged youth, the two friends wind down their conversations by contemplating modern parenting and who has the harder time, teenagers or their parents. 

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This week, Lucy speaks with Red and Georgia Skelton for separate interviews. In her sit down with "America's Favorite Clown", Red Skelton, Lucy talks about life away from the stage and the myriad interests that entertainers keep to maintain a sense of self, as well as finding spiritual fulfilment in something as simple as the breeze. After a brief musing on the pride that comes from a job well done, Lucy speaks with Georgia Skelton about how she does the best job that she can, in maintaining the off-stage life of her famous husband.  

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This week Lucy sits down with Bing Crosby or as he's known amongst his famous friends "Der Bingle ".  

He and Lucy discuss the ins and outs of making films and records. Bing discusses his eternal hit "White Christmas" and a disagreement between its composer, Irving Berlin, and the producers of Holiday Inn which might've forever changed the legacy of the song.  

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Lucy sits down with Sheila MacRae, to discuss their experiences as actresses and mothers. Sheila chronicles her journey in the entertainment industry and contrasts her comedic style with Lucy's. 

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This week, Lucy talks with Dean & Jeanne Martin to gain perspective on married life from both points of view, Dean speaks on challenging himself with new projects while still remaining close with his children, and Jeanne gives insight into how she maintains her relationship with her family while supporting one of the busiest entertainers in the world. 

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This week’s Let’s Talk To Lucy features the premiere episode with Danny Kaye along with interviews with dancers from the Copa Room in Las Vegas, Peter Lind Hayes & Mary Healy and Carol Channing, all recorded in September 1964.  

Lucille Ball was one of America’s first podcasters. In 1964 Lucy launched her CBS Radio Show “LET’S TALK TO LUCY” where she interviewed some of the biggest names in Hollywood.  After the initial airing they were never heard again, until now.