Bill Remembers: World War II
"I am seeing the people inside the rail car. I'm seeing the pregnant women, I'm seeing the mothers holding babies. I'm seeing them begging for water. I'm seeing them tired. Nightmare.” As difficult as it is to recall such atrocious memories, Fritzie Fritzshall, like so many other Holocaust survivors, tells her story and tries to keep her memories alive in hopes that history never repeats itself.
Dick Tracy Leaps Into Action
Armed with his smarts, a bright yellow trench coat and of course his two-way wrist radio, it ... more
J.D. Souther Talks Songwriting
"My friends, Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey and Don Henley and eventually Warren Zevon, were all ... more
