Insight

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Insight was a series of New York City-centric interviews conducted 1982-1983 by Stuart Scheftel, a Manhattan businessman, politically active civic leader and one-time candidate for mayork. The broadcasts were produced by Marty Goldensohn.

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Arlene Francis

Arlene Francis is Stuart Scheftel's guest today. Scheftel can't quite believe how Francis does all she does. She says she reads three books a week, has learned a lot and it's a lot o...
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Bill Talbert

Tennis champion Bill Talbert talks about the financial success and business of the big tennis championships like the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows in Queens. The money made goes...
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Lou Rudin

Lou Rudin on Insight on 1983-09-09
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John A. Catsimatidis

John Catsimatidis, owner of the Gristedes supermarket chain.
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Joshua Logan

Joshua Logan on Insight on 1983-07-25
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Robert Abrams

Robert Abrams on Insight on 1983-07-08
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Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

Douglas Fairbanks Jr. on Insight on 1983-07-01
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Donald S. Harrington

Donald S. Harrington on Insight on 1983-06-24
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Clifton Daniel

Clifton Daniel on Insight on 1983-06-17
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Brendan Gill

Stuart Scheftel talks with author, critic, and civil leader Brendan Gill. Gill is a fan of Mark Twain and he goes on about the author and his desire to be seen. They also discus...
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Louis Lefkowitz

Louis Lefkowitz on Insight on 1983-06-03
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Kitty Carlisle Hart

Kitty Carlisle Hart on Insight on 1983-05-27
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Mark Goodson

Mark Goodson on Insight on 1983-05-20
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Mike Wallace

1980s seriesWNYC archives id: 59340
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Dorothy Schiff

A former publisher of the New York Post talks about the newspaper when she ran it and now, after its sale to Rupert Murdoch.
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