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(Part 1 of 2; Recorded February 16, 1966, Broadcast April 6, 1966. In Houghton and Keweenaw Counties: Mining and Mills in Upper Peninsula; Interviews with former miners and residents of mining towns in Calumet, Quincy Mine, Eagle Project and others; also discusses lumber industry in Upper Peninsula; concludes with a discussion of pastimes and faith in the Upper Peninsula.)

(Part 2 of 2; Recorded February 16, 1966, Broadcast April 6, 1966. Life in the Keweenaw Peninsula (Hancock and Houghton Michigan); prohibition; music (Kantele); copper mining and labor unions; Italian Hall Disaster, Ku Klux Klan; food; schools in Keweenaw)

(Recorded December 16, 1964, Broadcast March 18, 1965. Locomotives in Durand; life in Durand; religious intolerance and the KKK; Circus Trainwreck of 1903; labor disputes; "tramps" and "hobos" riding the trains; lynching incidents in Durand; schools in Durand; decline of the railroad.)

(Anthology of interviews, dubbed June 12, 1971. Press conference with Christiaan Barnard March 6, 1968; First Heart Transplant, University of Michigan Hospital, September 23, 1968.)

(December 3, 1968; Press conference with Robben W. Fleming; On Draft and Student Grades, tutition for in-state and out-of-state students; athletics. January 3, 1968; Robben W. Fleming Meeting with BAM; CBS Interview with Robben W. Fleming April 15, 1968, Student unrest: S. I. Hayakawa, President of San Francisco State College; Robben Fleming of U of M; Morris Abram President of Brandeis University]; Press conference with Robben W. Fleming in Traverse City [MI], July 24, 1969; last 6 minutes discusses student radicalism.)

(Recorded December 23, 1970, Broadcast December 24, 1970; Bert Hornback; Lord Chamberlain's Players; music by Quin Adamson, prepared by the Broadcasting Service.)