In one of many appearances on the Roy Leonard Show, Dick talks about the origins of “American Bandstand” and why Elvis never appeared on the show. (November 8, 1985)

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The great NBA star came by in 1991 to talk about his book, “A View from Above,” and proved to be a fascinating guest.

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Harry Connick, Jr. tells how he got hired to record the “When Harry Met Sally” songs, talks about the influence of growing up in New Orleans, and reveals how he quit smoking. (1990)

The great movie star Ginger Rogers talks about dancing with Fred Astaire and her many Hollywood relationships. (1991)

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James Taylor introduces his new album and talks about how he gets his ideas and writes his songs. (November 19, 1985)

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Sid Caesar talks about his drug problems and shares great stories about Mel Brooks, Larry Gelbart and Carl Reiner. (November 16, 1983)

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Debbie Reynolds tells how she lost $21 million and took ten years to pay it off, plus highlights from her singing and acting career. (November 4, 1988)

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Jackie Mason, a man whose made a career out of insulting people. Do people ever get mad at him? Listen to this 1992 interview

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One of the great screenwriting teams of all time talk about the old Hollywood with stories about Bogart and Bacall, Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney, Irene Dunne and Cary Grant, and Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. (October 22, 1981)

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In 1986 we talked about the difficulties of being Ernest Hemingway’s son and his service with our OSS in WWII and parachuting behind enemy lines.

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