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She has the Buns of Steel.

Since the 1990s Tamilee Webb has been one of America's most prominent and most popular fitness experts.

In this 1995 interview, Webb explains why physical fitness goes way beyond moving your arms and legs, and involves using your mind, as well

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A silent movie star speaks out.

Douglas Fairbanks Jr made his movie debut 100 years ago this month, in a silent movie called Stephen Steps out. Even long after the silent movie era had ended, Fairbanks was a major motion picture star.

In this 1988 interview, Fairbanks talks about his career, his family, and the future motion pictures.

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Behind the closed doors of Buckingham Palace.

Since 1981, British journalist and author Andrew Morton has been covering the royal family.

Tomorrow, May 6, is coronation day for King Charles III. In this 1991 interview, Andrew Morton describes what private life inside Buckingham Palace is like.

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The greatest female athlete of all time.

That's how sSports Illustrated For Women described Jackie Joyner-Kersee, a record holder in the heptathlon and long jump, and winner of several Olympic gold medals.

In this 1997 interview, Joyner-Kersee talks about her career, her asthma, and her late mother.

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Yabba dabba doo! True stories from the Flintstones.

Animator- director Joseph Barbera was half of the Hanna-Barbera cartoon team, which created some of America's most famous cartoon characters.

In this 1994 interview, Barbera reveals the origins of cartoons like the Flintstones - and the spin-off series that never got made because it was too ahead of its time.

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Dead Man Walking made her, and her cause, famous.

Roman Catholic Sister Helen Prejean started her prison ministry in 1981. In 1993 she published her book Dead Man Walking, which has since been made into a movie and even an opera.

In this 1993 interview, we learn what motivates, angers, and saddens Sister Helen.

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Why can't the GOP attract young voters?

Margaret Hoover was born into a political family, but didn't get into political activism herself until her mid 20s.

In this interview from 2011, we talk about why the GOP needs to attract young conservatives. Have the problems she talks about here gotten any better for the Republicans?

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Wait, what? Rambo was named for a...?

Today is author David Morrell's 80th birthday. He is best known for creating the Rambo character with his 1972 book First Blood.

In this 1990 interview we talk about Rambo -- his origins, his psyche -- and the latest David Morrell book.

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Come look for your lost shaker of salt with Jimmy Buffett.

His 1977 song “Margaritaville” is a pop music icon, and established Buffett's career.

In this 1989 interview, we talk about the song, the way of life itt depicts, the people he's met and the stoiries they've told hm -- and why he loves Alabama.

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They said she was too old and ugly.l She sued.

In 1981. Christine Craft was working as a television news anchor for a station in Kansas City, Missouri. Six months into her two-year contract, she was demoted from the anchor desk, because of the findings of a focus group.

As she tells in this 1988 interview, she then sued the station.

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