Flanigan talks about his childhood in a musical family, learning to play trombone, becoming a singer with the Four Freshmen, Stan Kenton's support of the group's professional career, and answers audience questions.

Fusco discusses his early life and interest in music, his first professional engagement, education,later professional life, and his Supreme Court case concerning intellectual property.

Hexum talk about his television show, "Cover Up," his public perception, how he might direct if given a chance, his childhood, interest in acting, early career, and favorite films and heroes.

This discussion, hosted at UNLV, featured former musicians from the Stan Kenton Band, answering questions about Kenton, jazz music, and education, with memories and stories. The panel also answers questions from the audience.

Interview starts with a recorded rendition of Williams' singing "Moon River". Williams talks about his early career, his early and later shows in Las Vegas, and how Las Vegas has changed since he started in the 1940s.

Bailey talks about the process that he uses as a female impersonator, when he first realized that he could impersonate female singers, how he utilizes his operatic training, and how he learns to mimic different tonalities and physical characteristics.

Berry discusses his career as a game show host. He talks about the filming process of the shows, not using a substitute, setting a Guiness World Record, and more. They then discuss his personal life, family, fame, why Americans love game shows and censorship in television.