Al RokerAl Roker
Not all funny people on TV are comedians. Some are weathermen, like NBC’s Al Roker. For years, Roker has been a fixture on The Today Show. And in 2000, he
Phyllis DillerPhyllis Diller
Like many of my fellow Baby Boomers, I grew up watching Phyllis Diller on TV and in movies. She was one of America’s first female stand-up comedians, inspiring the likes
Alex TrebekAlex Trebek
By now you’ve heard the sad news that Jeopardy host Alex Trebek passed away early Sunday. So today, we’ll be revisiting my interview with him from some 30 years ago.
Chris JerichoChris Jericho
For nearly two decades, Chris Jericho was a fixture of the WWE. In fact, he was widely considered one of pro wrestling’s best. But since the end of the 1990s,
Leah RabinLeah Rabin
It was an iconic White House photo. Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, shaking hands on a peace deal at the White House, with a smiling
Bob DoleBob Dole
Tomorrow is the presidential election. It’s been a tough campaign, with not a lot of humor. But politicians, and their constituents, need a good sense of humor. In 1998, Bob
“Cousin Brucie” Morrow“Cousin Brucie” Morrow
Some of you, if you’re old enough, grew up listening to Cousin Brucie on New York City radio from 1961 to 1974. Others remember him from the movie Dirty Dancing.
Jimmy CarterJimmy Carter
Next week is our presidential election, so I thought it appropriate today to hear from one of our former presidents. I first met Jimmy Carter in 1987, and interviewed him
Robert BorkRobert Bork
As the U.S. Senate moved closer to confirming Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, we’re reminded that not all nominees have such an easy ride. In 1987, President Ronald