The Star Wars actor, in an interview in 1991, said he went back to painting to find out if he could create an impact without the help of a director and writers.

The legendary actress, in an interview in 1995, took a sentimental journey through four decades of performing in St. Louis, one of her favorite stops.

Popular TV actor Bill Daily, in an interview in December 1991, said he was “very grateful” for the opportunity to play the lead in Musical Theatre of Arizona’s production of “Scrooge & Co.”

The 37-year-old Mayo Clinic neurosurgeon, in an interview in 1991, described serving two months on the USS Mercy during the war in the Persian Gulf.

Former beneficiaries of this the New Deal program, in a 1990 interview, described their life-altering experience working to develop America’s natural areas.

In a 1991 interview, the owners of a 1-acre breeding farm described their experience raising horses smaller than the dogs.

During a class session in 1991, a farrier demonstrated trimming skills for students enrolled in a 16-week course so popular that people were turned away.

A team of the famous horses and their handler, in a 1991 interview, fielded questions on their travel schedule and famous TV ads.

Peter Yarrow, in an interview in 1992, said the legendary trio hoped to go down in history as a sustaining voice that spread its message for a just society.

In this 1991 “cattle call,” jean-clad hunks of all makes and models interviewed for year-long contracts to do billboards, print ads and European TV commercials.

The country music singer, in a 1991 phone interview while on a cattle drive in New Mexico, described his motivation for performing with the Phoenix Symphony.

A Scottsdale, Arizona, dermatologist, in a 1991 interview, discussed an advanced technique to transplant hair from the back of the neck to bald spots with undetectable results.

The Scottsdale Dalmatian, in a December 1992 local opinion piece, described being rescued by local firefighters.