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Thank you elders for your wisdom and good words., and yes, we are still here!!

I've looked for this for years. Saw it on PBS years ago. I'm in it. Drinking a beer!!

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Remarkable. I am a big fan of Angle of Repose, so I was pretty sure I would like this video. Still, there is something magical about it that will sit with me for a long time.

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in this video robert redford gives introduction "1996 Robert Redford and Annette Gellert at the San Francisco Public Library" ruclips.net/video/rZpIjdBHWEs/видео.html

Stegner comes off as a real jerk here.

Moving, inspiring and beautiful

I have read 'Big Rock Candy Mountain' several times. I had an uncle and aunt who were very much like Bo Mason and Elsa. They were from the Dakotas and Montana. It was after the second reading when I realized that Elsa was the strong one and not Bo.

Buy desert land cheap , steal water from your neighboring fellow citizens to irrigate socal into an oasis . And your property becomes much more valuable . Water is gold , money is god of this world 👌

Is there an English version of this interview?

thank you, thank you.

I love this overview of Stegner's life and work. This encourages and challenges me.

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Greed

Stop stealing my water

hey the producer shares a name with me. cool name bro !

I always watch this

Stegner did not let Milosz speak; what a pity.

Was there an KTEH logo before this program?

Huey got busted? Lot of riots back then All over..I have no idea I mean This is way before my time, born in 66.

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Very moving to see my great friend late Jon Eckels

Milosz is a great man.

My sister highly, highly recommends this book, she, having read it five times. I am at the be ginning of the book. Her high praise of the book and having watched "Wallace Stegner: A Writer's Life," I am anxiuos to close the computer, reach for "Crossing to Safety," and read, read, read it.

I wish Stegner was around to witness what "clean energy" is doing to wide vistas formerly not filled with giant machines, flashing red lights and bird & bat corpses. The Wilderness Letter should be posted on the walls of every Green NGO and sellout environmental group. falseprogress.home.blog/2016/08/29/windturbineslandscapes/

wallace stegner is a great poet and milosz median

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interesting video

Mostly Oakland!

How can I contact you about this movie?

Stegner was a typical tree hugging dumbass who made up his own version of history, changed it to whatever his little intellect and huge ego wanted it to be. Despite growing up as he did, he knew absolutely nothing about the wilderness, nothing about poverty, nothing about the wewst, and, if possible, less than nothing about the American dream. He was a typical fool who was actually living the American dream, yet writing over and over that it didn't exist, was impossible to obtain. He wrote passionately against big companies and rich people, while serving these same companies and people by making them even richer and bigger while becoming rich from pay drawn directly from them. Stegner did nothing, ever. He was always an outsider who sat on the edge of the wilderness, sat outside the circle of poverty, sat outside of all the great majority of people who actually did build the American dream through courage, hard work, and pure toughness, but who thought he knew all about it just by briefly looking at it from a distance. He was an intellectual piss ant who wrote piss ant books, and piss ant, pandering articles that made him as wealthy as the people he wrote against. Anyone who actually gets off their lazy asses and works hard to build the American dream knows the biggest obstacle, the obstacle that frequently does make it imnpossible, is Stegner and all his do nothing kind who somehow manage to make enough money to buy the Catholic Church, but who always find reasons and pass laws that bar the great majority from realizing their own dreams. This is the most one sided, foolish, outright dishonest documentary I've ever watched. Did we build a dam that flooded all those side canyons? Yes, but the river is now teeming with more life than it ever had before, and millions of people, including a large number of the protesters, have been given comfort, security, jobs, and a bright future because of that dam. Somehow, everyone involved with this video forgot to mention the incredible benefit this dam brought to all those people. It's easy to forget when you make yourself wealthy sitting on your ass in a study writing bullshit like Stegner did, and probably even easier when you're a multimillionaire actor who never had to do real work a day in your life.

I use to live in Lompoc for 20 years. So I know the La Purisima Mission very well

Thanks for this video! I watched this several times on the Dallas PBS affiliate back years ago in the 80s as a teenager. Great to see it again!

What a fantastic video! Thank you so much for sharing, i hope the younger generation listens to them. They are all absolute treasures!

Stegner does an admirable job coaxing the poet forward, in spite of his Lithuanian reserve. Kesey on the other hand, was a causa perdida. A great interview of a great poet. It should watched over and over.

My last name is Stegner 😮

Seems like "Big Rock Candy Mountain" is somewhat autobiographical!

Gotta love a scow

Is there any uncut video of this? Cause I would like to see this

My grandmother's home was next door to his boyhood home in Eastend, SASK, Canada. It is now a museum and place for budding writer's to stay and enjoy. His novel 'Wolf Willow' was his early years there. My mother knows many of the people he talks about in his book.

Reading Angle of Repose for my book club. I already started it and like it. So I hope the old ladies in our club don't chicken out and change the selection once they see it's almost 600 pages. Can you believe they complain when books are long? It's a BOOK club. You're supposed to like reading. ??

Man, did I have a hard time finding this! I saw it years ago on PBS.

few months before Nobel Prize, right?

Man, you are posting some awesome videos.