Continuation of the conversation with Greg Mukai.

Former Oneonta High School basketball coach Tony Drago recalls growing up in Oneonta's 6th Ward, wine making, and working at the family grocery store.

Tony Drago shares his experiences in World War II, including time as a Prisoner of War.

Tony Drago recounts his coaching career at Duke University and his return to Oneonta to coach at Oneonta High School.

Continuation of the discussion with Geoff Smith on the world-wide Medical Coach business. Includes a recollection of a business trip to Iran.

Nick Lambros, long-time basketball and baseball coach at Hartwick College, recounts his time at Hartwick College and Oneonta High School. Includes audio from the dedication of Lambros Arena at Hartwick College, his alma mater.

Continuation of the conversation with Nick Lambros.

Geoff Smith, of Medical Coaches Inc. in Oneonta, recounts the history of the business, beginning in Australia.

Investment advisor Tom Morgan discusses his career in radio and television (including his program "Money Talk") and his writing.

Tom Morgan continues the discussion of his radio and television career.

Albert Colone recalls programming at Neahwa Park as well as the formation of the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Oneonta.

Continuation of the conversation with Albert Colone.

Live show at the Greater Oneonta Historical Society on March 28, 2009 on railroads. Includes interview with Joe Campbell.

Continuation of the Greater Oneonta Historical Society program. Includes interview with railroad worker and artist Tony Mongillo.

Continuation of the Greater Oneonta Historical Society program. Includes interviews with Fred Lewis, Susie Veen, Mike Ross, Fred Cleveland, and Jim Louden.

Oneonta Fire Chief Bob Barnes discusses his career, the development of emergency services in the area, and local reaction to 9/11/2001.

Continuation of the conversation with Bob Barnes. Includes his involvement in emergency response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005 the local flooding in 2006.

Joe Campbell, the "Grand Old Man of Radio", recounts his radio career, beginning with WDOS in Oneonta in 1947. Includes comments on the changes in radio over the years.

Continuation of the conversation with Joe Campbell.

Dr. Ashok Maholtra, SUNY-Oneonta Distinguished Teaching Professor of Philosophy, recalls growing up in India and his education.

Continuation of the conversation with Ashok Maholtra who discusses his experiences at SUNY Oneonta and the genesis of his Ninash Foundation.

Continuation of the conversation with Ashok Malhotra on the building of schools in India for underprivileged children.

Cheri Albrecht, former CEO of Opportunities for Otsego, recalls her career.

Continuation of the conversation with Cheri Albrecht.

Eugene Marner and Carole Lucia Satrina speak of their careers in the film industry and the origins of the Franklin Stage Company.

Continuation of the conversation with Eugene Marner and Carole Lucia Satrina, including a discussion on the preservation of Chapel Hall in Franklin.

Cliff Warton, former SUNY Chancellor (1978 - 1987) and CEO of TIAA-CREF, talks about his days in SUNY.

Continuation of the conversation with Cliff Warton.

Continuation of the conversation with Cliff Wharton.

Dolores Wharton, retired foundation executive, recalls the time when Cliff Wharton was Chancellor of SUNY.

Judge Robert Harlem, noted local judge, recounts his life and times.

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.

Mike Ranieri, professional balloonist, relates his passion for hot air ballooning.

Mike Ranieri continues his conversation with Alan recalling memorable balloon flights and the balloon festival at Neahwa Park in Oneonta

Jim Mullen, local Oneonta author and humorist, provides an entertaining interview.

Jim Mullen, author of "Dumb Men Jokes", continues his humorous life tale.

Elena Doyle recalls her life and her restaurant and bakery "Elena's Sweet Indulgence" in Oneonta.

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, outdoor columnist for the Daily Star recalls his life and his interest in outdoor sports such as hiking, hunting, and fishing.

Rick Brockway, local writer, outdoorsman, and raconteur continues his story.

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 continues his life story including his school days and service in the US Navy during WWII

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 recalls his post-war experience working for the D&H Railroad and his interests as a golfer, artist, and raconteur.

Bob Moyer describes his experience since he came to Oneonta in 1965 and his involvement with the Wilber Bank.

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 shares his experiences as maestro of the Catskill Symphony Orchestra over 37 years starting with his graduate school at Julliard.

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.

Alan interviews John Stevens, of Stevens Hardware Store, one of the oldest stores in Oneonta, started in 1881 by his father, Waldo Stevens.