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• Dolores Wharton
  Dolores Wharton, retired foundation executive, recalls the time when Cliff Wharton was Chancellor of SUNY.
• Bob Harlem (Part 1)
  Judge Robert Harlem, noted local judge, recounts his life and times.
• Bob Harlem (Part 2)
  Judge Robert Harlem continues his conversation with Alan and touches on his community involvement with many organizations and being named Otsego County Citizen of the Year.
• Michael Ranieri (Part 1)
  Mike Ranieri, professional balloonist, relates his passion for hot air ballooning.
• Michael Ranieri (Part 2)
  Mike Ranieri continues his conversation with Alan recalling memorable balloon flights and the balloon festival at Neahwa Park in Oneonta
• Jim Mullen (Part 1)
  Jim Mullen, local Oneonta author and humorist, provides an entertaining interview.
• Jim Mullen (Part 2)
  Jim Mullen, author of "Dumb Men Jokes", continues his humorous life tale.
• Elena Doyle (Part 1)
  Elena Doyle recalls her life and her restaurant and bakery "Elena's Sweet Indulgence" in Oneonta.
• Elena Doyle (Part 2)
  Elena Doyle continues her conversation with Alan as she describes more about the restaurant "Elena's Sweet Indulgence" and how she came to win an award for women entrepreneurs.
• Rick Brockway (Part 1)
  Rick Brockway, outdoor columnist for the Daily Star recalls his life and his interest in outdoor sports such as hiking, hunting, and fishing.
• Rick Brockway (Part 2)
  Rick Brockway, local writer, outdoorsman, and raconteur continues his story.
• Tony Mongillo (Part 1)
  Tony Mongillo, who was chosen Italian-American of the Year in 2009 describes his life growing up in Oneonta and activities like making wine.
• Tony Mongillo (Part 2)
  Tony Mongillo continues his life story including his school days and service in the US Navy during WWII
• Tony Mongillo (Part 3)
  Tony Mongillo continues his life story with recollections of his service in the US Navy in WWII and his later work for the D&H Railroad.
• Tony Mongillo (Part 4)
  Tony Mongillo recalls his post-war experience working for the D&H Railroad and his interests as a golfer, artist, and raconteur.
• Bob Moyer (Part 1)
  Bob Moyer describes his experience since he came to Oneonta in 1965 and his involvement with the Wilber Bank.
• Bob Moyer (Part 2)
  Bob Moyer continues his conversation with Alan and discusses his experience with the US Federal Reserve Bank in NYC and his volunteer work for Hartwick College.
• Chuck Schneider (Part 1)
  Chuck Schneider shares his experiences as maestro of the Catskill Symphony Orchestra over 37 years starting with his graduate school at Julliard.
• Chuck Schneider (Part 2)
  Chuck Schneider continues his experiences with the Catskill Symphony Orchestra and other venues such as Turning Stone where he has worked with a member of the jazz ensemble Spyro Gyro.
• John Stevens
  Alan interviews John Stevens, of Stevens Hardware Store, one of the oldest stores in Oneonta, started in 1881 by his father, Waldo Stevens.
• Mary-Anne Ross (Part 1)
  Vocalist Mary-Anne Ross remembers her childhood and the music community in Oneonta.
• Mary-Anne Ross (Part 2)
  Mary-Anne Ross recounts her education, time at Julliard School, and career in New York City.
• Mary-Anne Ross (Part 3)
  Mary-Anne Ross recalls her return to Oneonta, care of her parents, and the continuation of her musical career in Oneonta.
• Tom Foti (Part 1)
  Tom Foti tells of his childhood and the history of Foti Bakery on River Street in Oneonta.
• Tom Foti (Part 2)
  Tom Foti describes the processing of bread, the expansion of the bakery, and life on River Street in Oneonta.