Items

• Sweet Adelines (Part 2)
  Continuation of the conversation with Flora Beth Cunningham and Mary Johnson Butler.
• Sweet Adelines (Part 1)
  Flora Beth Cunningham and Mary Johnson Butler discuss the history of barbershop singing and the Sweet Adelines of Oneonta.
• Broad Street Memories (Part 2)
  Continuation of Broad Street Memories.
• Broad Street Memories (Part 1)
  Program at the Greater Oneonta Historical Society on the history of Broad Street in Oneonta, with recollections of various individuals.
• Robert Johnson (Part 2)
  Robert Johnson tells of his large collection of vintage kitchen mixers and other appliances.
• Robert Johnson (Part 1)
  Robert Johnson of Franklin discusses the history of stone walls in the area as well as his work as a dry wall stone mason.
• William Streck (Part 2)
  Dr. Streck discusses future plans for Bassett Health Care and the Columbia-Bassett medical student program.
• William Streck (Part 1)
  Dr. William Streck, CEO of Bassett Health Care Network, recounts his background, medical career, and time at Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown.
• John Scarzafava (Part 3)
  John Scarzafava on his philanthropic activities.
• John Scarzafava (Part 2)
  John Scarzafava discusses his legal career and publications.
• John Scarzafava (Part 1)
  Attorney John Scarzafava recalls growing up in Oneonta, attendance at St. Bonaventure University and St. Mary's University Law School.
• Bill Harman (Part 3)
  Continuation of the conversation with Bill Harman.
• Bill Harman (Part 2)
  Continuation of the conversation with Bill Harman.
• Bill Harman (Part 1)
  SUNY-Oneonta Distinguished Service Professor Bill Harman recounts the history and educational mission of the SUNY-Oneonta Biological Field Station and Thayer Farm.
• Harvey Slatin (Part 3)
  Harvey Slatin recounts his work as a photographer of Native Americans in the 1950's. In addition, he talks of his recent novel.
• Harvey Slatin (Part 2)
  Harvey Slatin recalls attending Manhattan Project seminars with J. Robert Oppenheimer. In addition, he tells of a ghost in his New York City house.
• Harvey Slatin (Part 1)
  Conversation with 97-year old chemical engineer Harvey Slatin on the Manhattan Project (the World War II research and development project that produced the first atomic bombs)
• Lesley Diehl (Part 2)
  Continuation of the conversation with Lesley Diehl.
• Lesley Diehl (Part 1)
  Retired SUNY Oneonta psychology professor Lesley Diehl on writing a mystery novel.
• Tom Trelese (Part 2)
  Tom Trelese on becoming a fishing guide.
• Tom Trelese (Part 1)
  Accountant Tom Trelese discusses fishing.
• Arnie Drogen (Part 3)
  Continuation of the conversation with Arnie Drogen.
• Arnie Drogen (Part 2)
  Arnie Drogen recounts the history of Drogen's Home Furnishings and Drogen's Electric in Oneonta, beginning with his parents Paul and Mildred.
• Arnie Drogen (Part 1)
  Arnie Drogen recalls growing up in Oneonta, development of his interest in drama, higher education, and travels.
• Sid Levine (Part 2)
  Sid Levine recounts bringing baseball to Oneonta, the Jewish community in Oneonta, and his community service.