Howard Smith Interview List
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| Name | Description | Date |
| Abbie Hoffman | Abbie Hoffman, activist and co-founder of the Yippies | 5/1/1970 |
| Agent Michael J. Costello | Agent Michael J. Costello, Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs | 1970 |
| Al Kooper | Musician, songwriter, producer | 1970 |
| Allen Ginsburg & Yogi Bhagavan Das | Play "offerings" of music and poetry to New York | 1/1/1972 |
| Alvin Lee | Leader of "Ten Years Later" | 1969 |
| Andy Warhol & Paul Morrissey | Artist, filmmaker and pop art movement leader | 11/28/1969 |
| Arlo Guthrie | American singer songwriter | 9/1/1969 |
| Artie Kornfeld | VP at Capital Recordscame up with idea of Woodstock with best friend Michael Lang | 2/1/1970 |
| Backstage at the Fillmore | Backstage at the Fillmore with Frank Zappa, John Lennon, Yoko Blues Jam | 8/1/1971 |
| Barney Rossett | Publisher, 1st Amendment Activist - | 1969 |
| Beatlemaniac Dave Morrell | Dave Morrell, No. 1 fan. | 1969 |
| Bertram Fitzgerald | President, Fitzgerald Publishing. The Golden Legacy magazine. Publishes Black history comic book/magazines. | 1969 |
| Bill Graham | Concert Promoter - Fillmore East, Fillmore West | 6/1/1969 |
| Carol King | American singer songwriter | 1969 |
| Construction Workers | Woody Anderson, John Picol and Bob Montero. "3 Hardhats" - | 5/1/1972 |
| Country Joe McDonald | American singer songwriter of Country Joe and the Fish | 4/25/1971 |
| DA Pennebaker | DA Pennebaker, along with Richard Drew, Richard Leacock and Albert Maysles, pioneered cinema verite filmmaking technique | 1969 |
| David Amram | David Amram was at the center of New York’s Beat scene’s | 2/1/1969 |
| Dennis Hopper | American actor and prominent counterculture figure | 9/22/1971 |
| Dick Cavett | Talk show host | 3/22/1970 |
| Dick Gregory | American comedian and actor and political activist | 11/24/1969 |
| Dick Gregory 2 | American comedian and actor and political activist | 1970 |
| Do It Now, addiction support group | Director of the (Los Angeles) Do It Now Foundation - | 1970 |
| Donovan Press Conference | Scottish Musician and songwriter | 10/14/1969 |
| Doug Kershaw | Known as "Louisiana Man" - Cajun Fiddle Player | 6/1/1969 |
| Dr Charles Winnick - The Professor of Prostitution | Dr Winnick, Prof. of Sociology, CUNY. Author, "The Lively Commerce:Prostitution in the US" - | 1971 |
| Dr. Edward De Bono | Author, "New Think" | 1969 |
| Dr. Irwin Feinberg | Early pioneer studying brain wave patterns during sleep, | 1970 |
| Dr. John | American singer songrwriter | 1970 |
| Dustin Hoffman | American actor | 12/18/1970 |
| Ed Pressman | Film Producer, "Out of It" | 1970 |
| Elliot Mazer | Music producer and musician | 1969 |
| Eric Clapton | Eric Clapton and his new band Derek and the Dominos | 10/24/1970 |
| Felix Cavaliere | Musician singer songwriter - The Young Rascals | 2/20/1969 |
| Frank Zappa | Musician, songwriter - The Mothers of Invention | 6/6/1971 |
| Gary Usher | Gary Usher, Vice Pres. RCA - In Charge of Hard Rock, RCA Victor, songwriter, producer | |
| George Harrison | Two weeks previously, Paul McCartney announced the official break up of the Beatles. | 3/1/1969 |
| Hal Abramson | Hal Abramson, owner of the property and promoter of the event Festival in Churubasco | 1970 |
| Harry Richardson | Co director of the Do It Now Foundation of Los Angeles - stay away from amphetamines | 1970 |
| Herb Stupp | Herb Stupp, Vice Chairman, Young Americans for Freedom, a William F. Buckley conservative creation, Republican | 1970 |
| William J. Egan | Head of the Westchester branch of the Honor America Committee | 1971 |
| Hugh Hefner | Founder, Playboy Magazine | 1970 |
| Interviewing the Stones | Howard Smith - Being interviewed about his experience interviewing the Rolling Stones | 1970 |
| Jack Newfield | Journalist, Village Voice Author of biography of Robert F. Kennedy. | 1969 |
| Jack Nicholson | American writer, producer and Hollywood actor | 6/6/1971 |
| Jack Valenti | Head of the Hollywood studios’ private lobbying group, the MPAA. | 4/1/1969 |
| Jacques Levy | Songwriter, theatrical director, "Oh! Calcutta!" | 1969 |
| James Rado and Gerome Ragni | James Rado and Gerome Ragni, wrote the book and lyrics of the musical "Hair" | 1969 |
| James Taylor | American singer songwriter and guitarist | 3/1/1970 |
| Jane Fonda | American actress and activist | 1969 |
| Jane Fonda 2 | American actress and activist | March 1971 |
| Jane Fonda 3- on Vietnam | American actress and activist | 1972 |
| Jane Hitchcock | 15 year old Wilhelmina's model | 1969 |
| Janis Joplin | American singer songwriter interviewed a few days before her death | 9/30/1970 |
| Jerry Garcia | American singer songwriter and guitarist of The Grateful Dead | 2/11/1970 |
| Jerry Rubin | Political activist and one of the Chicago 7 co-defendants | October 1971 |
| Jerry Sussi | Jerry Sussi, Executive Director of Earth Day | April, 1970 |
| Jerry Wexler | Jerry Wexler is Vice President of Atlantic Records with partners Ahmet and Nesuhi Ertegun | 11/26/1969 |
| Jim Fouratt | Political gay rights activist and leader of The Gay Liberation Front | 10/1/1969 |
| Jim Morrison | American musician and lead singer of The Doors | 11/6/1969 |
| Joe Cocker | English singer known for his dynamic stage performances | 11/21/1969 |
| John Hammond | John Hammond, of Columbia records. | 1969 |
| John Mayall | English blues and rock musician singer songwriter - John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers | 7/12/1969 |
| John Roberts and Joel Rosenman | John Roberts and Joel Rosenman, founders & backers of Woodstock business side of Woodstock. | 1969 |
| John Sebastian | Founder, The Lovin' Spoonful. Singer, songwriter | 1969 |
| Jules Feiffer, Cartoonist | Village Voice cartoonist | 1971 |
| Kathleen Cleaver | Political activist in the Black Panthers and Black Power movement and married to Eldridge Cleaver | 11/14/1971 |
| Ken Gibson for Mayor | Becomes first Black Mayor in Newark New Jersey | 1969 |
| Lee Marvin | Actor, Academy Award winner, | 1970 |
| Leon Russell | American singer songwriter | 1970 |
| LeRoi Jones/ Amiri Baraka | Poet, playwright, political activist, writer, Militant black muslim. | 1/31/1971 |
| Libertarian | Government Consultant on Weapons studies - NATO specialist - | 1970 |
| Lillian Roxon | Australian journalist and author, "The Rock And Roll Encyclopedia." | 1969 |
| John Ball | John Ball, the first NYPD officer suspended for having long hair. - | 1970 |
| Lou Reed | American singer songwriter - The Velvet Underground | 3/26/1969 |
| Margaret Mead | World reknowned cultural anthropologist, media speaker and professor at Columbia University. | 1970 |
| Marjoe Gortner | American evangelical preacher | 1971 |
| Melanie | American singer songwriter | 1970 |
| Michael Benson | Michael Benson,19 yr. old Navajo Indian, Militant Indian Activist | 3/1/1970 |
| Michael Cimino | American actor | 1969 |
| Mick Jagger | English singer songwriter - Rolling Stones - interviewed a few days before Altamont. | 10/20/1969 |
| Mike Curb | the very young President, MGM Records | 1969 |
| Norman Mailer and Jimmy Breslin | Mailer - American novelist, journalist, playwrigh who is running for NYC Mayor, and filmmaker and Jimmy Breslin -American journalist and author | 4/1/1969 |
| Ira Glasser | Executive Director of the New York Civil Liberties Association. | 1979 |
| Anselma dell'Olio & Dr. Schimmel | Founder & Director of the New Feminist Theater and the Assoc. Director of the White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis & Psychology | 1969 |
| Paul Williams | American composer, singer, songwriter, and actor. | 3/1/1971 |
| Pete Bennett | Music Promoter, Producer. Brought the Beatles to America, as well as The Rolling Stones, The Moody Blues, The Kinks | 3/3/1970 |
| Pete Townshend | English singer songwriter and musician - The Who | 6/8/1970 |
| Peter Fonda | American actor and prominent counterculture figure | 8/1/1971 |
| Peter Yarrow | Peter, Paul & Mary, singer, songwroter, peace activist, organizer anti-Vietnam march on Washington - | 7/1/1970 |
| Keith Reid and Harry Brooker | Progressive Rock pioneers - Procol Harum | 1969 |
| Keith Reid and Harry Brooker | Progressive Rock pioneers - Procol Harum | 1970 |
| R. Buckminster Fuller | American architect, Neo-Futurist, engineer, professor of Poetry at Harvard, magazine editor, author and consultant with the US Foreign Economic Administration | 3/1/1971 |
| Rape discussion | Rape discussion with panel of women law students and women's rights activists | 5/9/1971 |
| Raquel Welch | American actress interviewed on the set of "Myra Breckenridge" | 11/18/1969 |
| Ravi Shankar | Indian Sitar and Tabla musician. | 1970 |
| Reports from Woodstock | Howard Smith giving live call-in reports throughout the festival - | 8/15/1969 |
| Robert Klein | Comedian, Actor, Host of "Comedy Tonight" | 4/1/1973 |
| Robert Klein | Comedian, Actor, Host of "Comedy Tonight" | 1970 |
| Robert Mitchum | Actor, first hippie of Hollywood | 1970 |
| Roger (Jim) McGuinn | Founder/leader of The Byrds | 1970 |
| Rolling Stones Press Conference #1 | In LA and just a few weeks before Altamont | 11/26/1969 |
| Rolling Stones Press Conference #2 | In LA and just a few weeks before Altamont | 11/26/1969 |
| Rudy Gernreich | Co founder of the Mattachine Societ and Fashion Designer of the "monokini", the "pubikini", thong, the "No-Bra" | 1969 |
| Sandi Morse and Bob Alou | National Director of The Beatles Fan Club - Paul is alive and well | 11/1/1969 |
| Sandy Alexander of Hell's Angels | Sandy, President of the NY chapter of the Hell's Angels | 4/11/1970 |
| Sara Miles | Actress, Nominated for Oscar 1970, | 1970 |
| Sex Ed | Dr. Gordon V. Drake,writer of "Is the School House the Proper Place to Teach Raw Sex?" | 1969 |
| Sgt. Sheffey | Sgt. Sheffey, National Council of Police Societies - Discuss being a black cop in NYC | 1969 |
| Shapely Sammie Dunn | The first female motorcycle racer, banned from competition by the AMA | 2/1/1971 |
| Sid Bernstein | Music Promoter, Producer. Brought the Beatles to America, as well as The Rolling Stones, The Moody Blues, The Kinks | 2/1/1970 |
| Sly Stone | Singer, Songwriter and producer, Sly and the Family | 1970 |
| Steve Winwood | American singer songwriter of the band Traffic | 1970 |
| Suzanna's Perfumes | Perfume maker | 1970 |
| Taj Mahal | Family, music - Singer, songwriter. | 1970 |
| The Dominos (Derek and) | Eric Clapton's band, after the 2nd show at the Fillmore East - | 1970 |
| The Drug Bust | John Dominick, former law student turned author after being busted for pot and serving time | 1969 |
| A. J. Weberman | Journalist and avid collector of all things Bob Dylan | 1970 |
| The Factory Films | Andy Warhol, Paul Morrisey , Jane Forth, Jackie Curtis | 6/1/1971 |
| Jeanette Henry | Founder of The Indian Historian Press to reflect the Native Americans and their plight. | 1969 |
| Hal Sloane | Organizer/producer of the Mt. Fuji Festival that never was to be | 6/1/1970 |
| Peter "Pete" Bennett | "Prince of Promotion" - record promote - Sinatra, the Beatles, Donovan, The Stones, Nat King Cole, Elvis, Michael Jackson, Dylan, Clapton, The Supremes | 3/3/1970 |
| The Zombies | British rock group sfter the release of their seminal album "Odessey and Oracle" | 1969 |
| Tom Paxton | Singer, folk musician and activist | 1970 |
| Valerie Solanas | Writer of "The Scum Manifesto",and a month after she shot Andy Warhol | 7/1/1968 |
| Valerie Solanas | 10 years after her first interview with Howard SMith and 10 years after she shot Warhol | 7/28/1977 |
| Vanilla Fudge | American rock band | 2/1/1969 |
| Vidal Sassoon | Celebrity hair dresser, revolutionized women's hair cuts | 1969 |
| Village Voice staff | Blair Sable, Diane Fischer, Howard Smith discuss all about The Village Voice | 1969 |
| Wade Williams and Frank Howard | Re: "The Other Side of Madness" Wade Williams, producer & Frank Howard, director | 7/1/1970 |
| Warren Beatty | American actor and filmmaker | 1972 |
| Where the Men Are At | Men's Club - 6 guys talking, Howard, Dr. Charles Winnick, Toby Mammas, Bob Rudnick, Chuck Ulish | 1970 |
| Woodstock Wander | Howard Smith wandering the grounds of Woodstock and talking to people | 1969 |
| Woodstock, the film | Michael Wadleigh, Director & Bob Maurice, Producer discuss the film | 2/1/1970 |
| Xaviera Hollander | Xaviera Hollander - The Happy Hooker | 1/16/1972 |
| Zabriskie Point | Mark Frechette & Daria Halprin, stars of the film interviewed right after the film's release | 3/1/1970 |
| Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda | Just after the premiere of Easy Rider at the Cannes film festival | 6/1/1969 |