1977: Is Punk Rock a Threat to British Society? — BBC Voice of the People
BBC Brass Tacks street interviews asking whether punk rock poses a threat to British society (United Kingdom, 1977).
BBC Brass Tacks street interviews asking whether punk rock poses a threat to British society (United Kingdom, 1977).
BBC Nationwide street interviews exploring the distinctive Bristol dialect and local speech patterns (Bristol, United Kingdom, 1977).
BBC street interview with a woman recalling her memories of the very first television broadcasts (United Kingdom, 1977).
BBC man-on-the-street exploration of the distinctive Liverpool accent and its variations (Liverpool, England, 1976).
BBC street interviews about a hyperlocal community newspaper in Bradford, 1974 (Bradford, England, 1974).
Street interviews with teenagers about what it’s like to be young in America in 1966 (United States, 1966).
BBC street interviews asking people how important their local pub is to their community (United Kingdom, 1963).
Street and pub interviews asking Australians what topics cause pub brawls (Australia, 1960s).
Street interviews asking New Yorkers in the 1960s about brotherhood, tolerance, and getting along (New York City, 1960s).
Candid street interview with a groupie who followed rock bands across the country (United States, Late 1960s / Early 1970s).
RetroFocus archival footage exploring the unwritten rules and explosive triggers of the 1960s Australian pub culture (Australia, 1960s).
Some of the earliest man-on-the-street television interviews ever recorded, from 1950 (United States, 1950).