class of the 20th century

In v.11 (1976-1990) prominent individuals including Henry Winkler, Peter Jennings, and Brooke Shields relate their memories of the Iran hostage crisis, the death of John Lennon, & the Challenger disaster. In v.12 (scrapbook of the century) Tom Brokaw, Howard Cosell, Wynton Marsalis & others share their remembrances of the end of Communism, extraterrestrials, and AIDS.

In v.9 (1968-1969) prominent individuals including Frank Zappa, Jesse Jackson, and David Halberstam relate their memories of Woodstock, the first man on the moon, & the assassination of Martin Luther King. In v.10 (1970-1976) Betty Ford, Norman Lear, Diane Sawyer & others remember Kent State, Watergate, and Roe vs. Wade.

In v.7 (1961-1963) prominent individuals including Dan Rather, John Glenn, and Tom Brokaw relate their memories of the Kennedy assassination, Marilyn Monroe & the Cuban Missile Crisis. In v.8 (1963-1968) Joan Baez, Ralph Nader, Harry Belafonte & others remember the Beatles, the civil rights movement, and Vietnam.

In v.5 (1952-1955) prominent individuals including Rob Reiner, Neil Simon, Mike Wallace relate their memories of the golden age of TV, Hollywood blacklisting, & Brown vs. Board of Education. In v.6 (1956-1961) Oprah Winfrey, Dick Clark & others remember the early days of rock & roll, the space race and the birth control pill.

In v.3 (1940-1945) prominent individuals including Neil Simon, Phil Donahue, and Dan Rather relate memories of movie stars, Hitler, and the atom bomb. In v.4 (1945-1952) Milton Berle, James Garner, Mickey Mantle & others remember the "baby boom", early television, and the Korean War.

In v.1 (1901-1929) prominent individuals including Hugh Downs, Douglas Fairbanks, and Everett Koop relate their memories of WWI, the Roaring Twenties, and Prohibition. In v.2 (1930-1939) Steve Allen, William Buckley, & others remember the early days of radio, big bands, and the Depression.