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Michael Interviewed...

Ford

Richard Norton Smith
Gerald Ford Library Curator
April 8, 2000

If it was a library it would have books, instead of memorabilia from the Ford Presidency. But, what great stuff they have. From Betty Ford's polka-dot dress (a Feldman favorite) to a gift of a hand-carved peach pit, to the gun Squeaky Fromme used in her assassination attempt, Richard Norton Smith has it all. Well, he left the gun behind, but maybe he should have brought it along.

Listen inListen in with Michael and Richard for insights into the Ford Presidency you'd never imagine, plus a little peak at Pierce's corset.

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Michael Interviewed...

Da Vinci

Gary Eberle
Renaissance Man and Professor at Aquinas
April 8, 2000

Even though he's not wearing his tights, Gary Eberle is a renaissance man, which means he deals with pictures and music for credits, not numbers. Author of the book "Geography of Nowhere: Finding Oneself In A Postmodern World," Gary sites 1972 as the decisive year in post- modernism. If you don't believe him, just ask the French.

Listen inListen in to see how many jokes Michael can set up for Gary and if he really stole Jung's triangle or not.

 

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