It's Very Difficult To Censor Anything Anymore.

In The '80s And '90s We Started To Have Economic Problems Because Society Became More Conservative. So We Didn't Have The Wherewithal For Expanding To Other Areas.

I Was A Very Idealistic, Very Romantic Kid In A Very Typically Midwestern Methodist Repressed Home. There Was No Show Of Affection Of Any Kind, And I Escaped To Dreams And Fantasies Produced, By And Large, By The Music And The Movies Of The '30s.

I Had A Stroke In 1985... I Called It A "stroke Of Luck." I Said, "life Is Like A Train Trip. You're Looking Out The Window And Everything Is Whipping Past And You're Not Really Seeing Anything, And You Need To Get Off The Train And Walk Around A Bit."

People Get Their Information In Different Ways Now. And We Are A Little Poorer For It, Because The Way You Get Information Affects What You Learn.

I Truly Believe That Age - If You're Healthy - Age Is Just A Number.