In this interview, Rosemary Clooney recalls her career in singing and acting, performing in Las Vegas, her childhood and marriage, her eyewitness account of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, and her mental health at the time.

Coe talks about his magic and illusionist pursuits, the inspiration of his songs, his family life, and his time spent in prison, reform schools, and mental institutions.

Cole discusses her recovery from surgery and drug addiction.

Conover talks about Duke Ellington and his bands; stories, asides, and commentary.

Contino discusses his early interest in accordions, the beginning of hismusic career, his metaphysical and religious beliefs, his mental representations of music, his fitness endeavors, and his family.

Contino talks about his family and early life, his education, and his feelings about the accordion.

Convy talks about his famiy, career in theatre, including "Fiddler on the Roof" and as a game-show host, and answers questions from callers.

Cooper answers a variety of questions from callers, ranging from his career to politics and economics.

Cooper discusses becoming a senior citizen, his early life, first performing in Las Vegas, Nevada, his thoughts on modern society, Italian-American comedians, and his thoughts on the future of Las Vegas.

Cooper discusses moving to Las Vegas, his family, show business, respect between performers, Ted Kennedy,becoming a headliner, other entertainers, and answers questions from callers.

In this series of interviews, Cooper displays his comedic style and ascerbic opinion of almost everything and answers callers questions.