This episode first takes us to a dinner party where Roger not only has dinner cooked by Danny Kaye, he also gets into a discussion about the true meaning of the word "amateur" with dance legend Mikhail Baryshnikov. Roger then tells us about Robert Redford and how the Sundance Film Festival grew from an outgrowth of the Sundance Institute to a place where studios now go to make deals worth millions. Roger also tells us what Redford would think of the festival now.

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Roger finds himself and other high-flying Warner execs in glamorous Monaco - for business reasons of course. There are not one but two princesses - Caroline and Grace. Small talk leads to a possible return to filmmaking after a 25-year absence for Princess Grace in a remake of William Wyler's brilliant 1936 film Dodsworth and maybe even a rendezvous in Paris. But fate intervenes.

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Roger recounts some bidding wars against the likes of Michael Jackson and an associate of Frank Sinatra. He also tells how Old Blue eyes did him a huge favor as well as a secret the Sinatra family would probably not want you to hear.

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Roger explains how his early days with the Criterion Collection led to the bonus audio tracks on DVDs. He also talks about working at the studio home of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mel Gibson and his very frank discussion with former president Ford. You'll also hear what Roger thought of a very young Jimmy Carter.

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As if Roger's life wasn't interesting enough, he also chose to testify at the famous Menendez brothers murder trial. It's an aspect of the famous murder case you've never heard before and Roger explains how he had an inside look at the tragic family. He also explains how Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne figured into it all.

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Roger tells how he went from majoring in Modern European History to working with one of the most powerful entertainment executives of all time, as well as an ill-fated video game based on a Steven Spielberg film. He also explains how he helped changed opera for the better and what happened to all those Atari video game cassettes you used to play with.

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Roger Smith is the most interesting person you've never heard of. He's worked with and met some of the most famous and powerful people in entertainment and politics and lived through some amazing times. He's also quite modest, but host Bill McCuddy gets Roger to name names and tell some truly fascinating stories.

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