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In this series premiere episode Edward R. Murrow interviews Leopold Stokowski and Roy Campanella. Roy Campanella, the Brooklyn catcher, is visited at his home in the St. Albans section of Queens. The second interview of Orchestra conductor Leopold Stokowski and his wife, Mrs. Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski takes place at their home in Gracie Square.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Fashion designer Valentina, was born Valentina Sanina in Kiev, Ukraine; and West Point Athletic Director "Red" Blaik.

Edward R. Murrow interviews James C. Petrillo, president of the American Federation of Musicians, at his Chicago apartment; and Simon & Schuster publisher and co-founder Richard L. Simon.

Edward R. Murrow tours Arthur Godfrey's Virginia farm.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Major Gen. William F. Dean and his wife; Senator John F. Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline Kennedy.

Edward R. Murrow interviews American columnist, songwriter, and professional hostess Elsa Maxwell and Musical composer Richard Rodgers, responsible for writing forty Broadway musicals.

Edward R. Murrow interviews National Civil Defense Administrator, Val Peterson and American Operatic baritone Lawrence Tibbett.

Edward R. Murrow interviews actress Tallulah Bankhead and journalist, historian and novelist Theodore H. White.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Boxing great Joseph Louis Barrow (aka Joe Louis), his mother and two sisters, in Detroit; and a tour of the British Embassy in Washington.

Edward R. Murrow interviews actress Eva Gabor and Indian nationalist and champion of India's anti-colonialism and neutralism V.K. Krishna Menon.

Edward R. Murrow interviews historian James T. Shotwell and "Toast of the Town" host Ed Sullivan.

Edward R. Murrow interviews reporter Marguerite Higgins and patients at the Kingsbridge Veterans Hospital in the Bronx.

Faye Emerson interviews mail carrier Michael McGarvey; and Frank Carmines, department store complaint adjuster.

Edward R. Murrow interviews French ballerina Jeanmarie and Walt Kelly creator of "Pogo" the comic-strip.

Edward R. Murrow interviews George Meany (President of the AFL) and Ethel Waters.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Eddie Fisher in his New York Apartment and Dr. Ralph Bunche director of the Trusteeship Division of the United Nations.

Edward R. Murrow visits with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt in her New York apartmenbt, and with Captain Donald W. Carrell on board his ship, the "Queen Mary" anchored at pier 50 at the foot of West 50th St. in New York City.

Edward R. Murrow interviews White House Press Secretary to the President, James C. Hagerty and child actor Brandon de Wilde.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Dr. Nathan Pusey, president of Harvard University, and opera star Lily Pons.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Illinois governor and Democratic Presidential candidate for 1952, Adlai Stevenson and model Nan Rees.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Sam Goldwyn famed producer and founding father of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and George Mikan aka "Mr. Basketball".

Edward R. Murrow interviews operatic soprano Helen Traubel; and editor Louis Seltzer.

Edward R. Murrow interviews actor Rex Harrison and his wife actress Lilli Palmer and Ezio Pinza and his wife at their homes.

Edward R. Murrow interviews David Sarnoff (RCA president from 1920 to 1960) and (Appointed Brigadier General in the US Army, December 7, 1944). And Bass Baritone George Humphreys.

Edward R. Murrow interviews editors Fleur and Gardner Cowles, and mystery writer Mickey Spillane, at their homes.

Edward R. Murrow interviews "Your Show of Shows" comedienne Imogene Coca and World reknowned Circus clown and stage and screen performer Emmett Kelly.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Silent Screen star Gloria Swanson. And Brooklyn Boxing champ Paddy DeMarco aka Billygoat.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Groucho Marx.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Archbishop Richard J. Cushing of Boston, and fashion designer Lilly Dache.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Kids Show host 'Buffalo' Bob Smith and sister-actresses Audrey Meadows and Jayne Meadows.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Broadway star Mary Martin and her daughter Heller, and sports writer Bill Corum, in their homes.

Edward R. Murrow interviews night club chanteuse Hildegarde, and Yankee shortstop Phil Rizzuto, in their homes.

Edward R. Murrow interviews actress Deborah Kerr and TV's "Mr. Peepers" actor Wally Cox.

Edward R. Murrow visits with columnist Earl Wilson at his home with the B.W. (beautiful wife), his mother-in-law and his son Slugger. Ed also visits aviatrix Jacqueline Cochran and husband financier Floyd Odlum.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Judge Samuel Leibowitz and singer Mindy Carson in their homes.

Edward R. Murrow talks with New York's Mayor Robert F. Wagner, at home with his family in the Mayor's mansion at Gracie Square. Murrow is also a guest in the Park Ave. apartment of Gertrude 'Molly' Berg author and star of "The Goldbergs".

Edward R. Murrow interviews the only undefeated Heavyweight boxing champion of the 20th Century, Rocky Marciano; Ezzard Charles, the World Heavyweight boxing champion from 1951 to 1952 and the oldest heavyweight boxing champion 'Jersey' Joe Walcott.

Edward R. Murrow interviews novelist Fannie Hurst and Bandleader Guy Lombardo.

Edward R. Murrow interviews Marine Commandant General Lemuel C. Sheperd Jr., and musical comedy actress Janet Blair and her husband, Nick Mayo, from their homes.