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Richard D. Yoakam
Indiana University
1997 Oral History Interview, Tape 5 of 5
IU Journalism MCO collection
(full interview was apparently on five separate tapes. We haven’t found Tape 1.)
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Jackson Powers interviews Steve Starnes
[AI-Generated Summary] Retired news photographer Stevie Starnes recounts his forty-year career in broadcast journalism, beginning in 1969 at WGEM in his hom...
Av Westin was an important part of American network television news in the 20th Century. He started with CBS radio in the 1940s and later transitioned to CBS-TV news. He moved to ABC News and helpe...
Robert Skedgell had a long career with CBS. Most of his time was in network radio, but he has the distinction of being one of the first television news writers in history. He was part of the CBS-TV...
Nam Hyun Kim interviews Chad Carrothers;
[AI-Generated Summary] Chad Carrothers recounts his journey from a childhood in Indiana and Tennessee to becoming a central figure in Bloomington’s communi...
Mathew Spears interviews Joyce L. Phillips
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington
[AI-Generated Summary] Joyce Phillips reflects on the evolution of media ...
John Nesbitt's Passing Parade---U.S. Pat. Off. & Walter Hunt
[AI-Generated Summary] This episode of The Passing Parade, narrated by John Nesbitt, recounts the dramatic and tragic first successful ...
Don Hewitt is best known as the creator and producer of CBS's "60 Minutes," the most successful program in American television history. 20 years before the launch of "60 Minutes," Hewitt was one of...
Mike Conway and Lori Bullerdick interviewed Mike Lanke
Interview conducted at Mr. Lanke's home in Terre Haute, IN
Mike Lanke was a photojournalist for WTHI-TV in Terre Haute
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Mike Conway interviews Anne Ryder
[AI-Generated Summary] Anne Ryder details her influential career in broadcast journalism, beginning with her childhood inspiration in Indianapolis, where she was ...
Mike Conway interviews Ken Beckley
[AI-Generated Summary] Ken Beckley recounts his journey from a small-town upbringing in Linnville, Indiana, to a distinguished career in broadcast journalism. Mo...
Mike Conway interviews Ken Owen
Interview conducted at The Media School at Indiana University
[AI-Generated Summary] Ken Owen recounts his lifelong fascination with broadcasting, which began as a...
Chester Burger had a long career in public relations. Before that, he was part of the early CBS television news efforts in the mid-1950s. He was one of the first reporters on television and his ori...
Gordon Yoder was a news film photographer for the Hollywood newsreels in the 1940s and transitioned to television in the 1950s. He was an important member of the moving pictures side of the Nationa...
Luzane Draughon, Grace Romine & Mike Conway interviews Barbara Boyd
[AI-Generated Summary] Barbara Boyd reflects on her trailblazing 25-year career as the first African-American female television ...
Larry Hatteberg is one of the greatest storytellers in American television history. He spent more than 50 years at KAKE-TV in Wichita, KS as a photojournalist/reporter, among many other duties. G...
Richard C. Hottelet was one of the original "Murrow Boys" who worked for Edward R. Murrow at CBS during World War II. Hottelet was the first broadcast journalist to give the listeners a first-hand ...