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Is a talented college athlete nothing more than a commodity? A piece of property?
In his 1995 memoir, basketball Hall of Famer Chet Walker talks about the mixed feelings he had about his own college and NBA career,
. in this 1995 interview he talks about his life and career.
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#NBA #Basketball #76ers #Chicago Bulls
The wealth gap between America’s 1% and all the rest of us is wide and getting wider. But it didn’t start with us. At least, not all of us.
In this 1989 interview author and political activist Barbara Ehrenreich maps out how the rpofessional middle class is shrinking.
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#Economy #economics #middleclass #wealth
When invited to write her memoir in the late 1990s, Paula Poundstone was hesitant - until she had an idea. and the result was her 2006 book There's Nothing in This Book That I Meant to Say.
in this 2007 interview Poundstone talks about how she wrote this, her first book.
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#comedy #comedians #history #biography
On March 30, 1981, gunman John Hinckley Jr fired shots at President Ronald Reagan -- but a split second later he was subdued by veteran Secret Service agent Dennis McCarthy.
in this 1985 interview McCarthy recalls that fateful day and his pivotal role in it.
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#RonaldReagan #JohnHinckley #assassination #1980s
Why has baseball remained America's pastime?
In this 1990 interview Pulitzer prize-winning columnist George Will analyzes the extraordinary nature of the game.
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#MLB #Baseball #Opening day #Cal Ripken
One of the great American ballerinas of the 20th century, Suzanne Farrell set the standard for a generation of dancers.
in this 1990 interview Farrell discusses her life and career.
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#ballet #dance #Balanchine #
As someone who worked in the US Senate, the Pentagon, and the White House during the George W. Bush administration, Matt Latimer saw it all.
In this 2009 interview Latimer talks about his Washington memoir Speech-less.
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#WashingtonD.C #WhiteHouse #GeorgeWBush #Speechwriter
From a working-class family in 1930s London emerged one of the greatest actors of our time: Sir Michael Caine.
in this 1992 interview Caine talks about his early life, his unusual marriage, and the family secret kept from him for decades.
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#Actors #Memoir #1960s #Academy Award
the 25th Amendment provides for an orderly succession if the president is rendered incapable of serving. But that sets up a palace coup.
So said radio host and fiction writer John Batchelor. In this 1994 interview he talks about his novel Father's Day, which imagines a constitutional crisis borne of the 25th Amendment.
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#Thriller #Fiction #25th Amendment #presidency
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