Marshall recalls growing up, starting in show business, how he got his stage name of "Pete Marshall", and his career. He also responds to callers' questions.
McArdle answers calls from fans that call into the show. McArdle describes experiencing paranormal activity in London. She also provides detail about how she came to start working with Liberace.
McCoo and Davis talk about how they met, how their relationship developed, working together, and working with a group. They also answer callers' questions.
Mcgovern talks about her career as a singer and her love of music, making it big with her hits, obstacles she faced along the way, charity organizations she supports, and her inspiration in music.
The McGuire Sisters - Ruby, Dorothy, and Phyllis - are interviewed in Laughlin, Nevada. They talk about how much they like the town and how it much it reminds them of 1950s Las Vegas.
Miller discusses her life and career, learning to dance as a child, opening for artists like Ella Fitzgerald, and performing in the first integrated show at the El Cortez Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. She also talks about her professionald relationship with Billy Holiday and Ella Fitzgerals and explains how their careers influenced the swing jazz era.
In this recorded KNPR documentary, Mississippi of the West or Promised Land, the narrator discusses a racially-segregated Las Vegas, Nevada, maltreatment of black performers prior to 1947, Jim Crow laws during World War II, refusal of hotel owners to abolish the color line, desegreation of most hotels in 1960, modern remnants of historically black neighborhoods, police department—black community tensions in these neighborhoods, and furthering of race relations in Las Vegas.