In this interview, Ford and Hines recount their entertainment career, talk about their respective beginnings, how they met, and defining moments in their career. They also talked about playing in Las Vegas, the time they spent apart, and artists and talk show hosts of the time.

The group start by singing a brief four-part harmony. Then each member - David Somerville, Jim Pike, Ed Cobb, and Bruce Belland - introduce themselves and talks about their lives and experiences as musicians.

In this interview, Gorshin discusses people who do not like to work with him, his aversion to Dick Maurice, his relationship to Don Rickles, his disinterest in becoming a director or producer, his upcoming run at the Sahara hotel and casino, his rejection of being called a comedian, and his career's revival.

Guarnieri offers a master class in piano composition, adding commentary, before sitting down to talk about his childhood, learning to love Black jazz pianists and their styles, the importance of moving beyond the mundane. He then talks about his memories of 52nd Street.

Hannah speaks about his early life, his introduction to music by a farmhand, his formal education in music composition, his thoughts of music on college campuses, his time in a swing band, his family, and his relationship with Barbara Streisand.

In this brief interview, Stanley Adams discusses his career in acting and screenwriting as well as the experiences that allowed him to expand his work. He also talks about the different movies he has acted in and other ones that he has screenwritten.