Videos

At the annual Radio-Television Correspondents Association dinner, President Bill Clinton congratulated radio and television correspondents on 50 years of TV and radio coverage of national po…

Documentarian Brian Lockman spent five days in the Soviet Union and shared his footage of daily life in Moscow. Included in this segment was a visit to Soviet-funded Radio Moscow, and interv…

This program focused on the Soviet Union after the August 18, 1991 coup attempt. Scenes from daily life, including a western restaurant in Moscow, a home in the country and a family’s home.

Mr. Lockman discussed his visit to the Soviet Union. Scenes from daily life in Moscow were shown.

Mr. Lockman discussed his trip to the Soviet Union. Scenes from daily life in Moscow were shown.

During a recent trip to the Soviet Union, C-SPAN’s Brian Lockman used an 8 mm video camera to capture ordinary life after the August 18, 1991 coup attempt. He discussed his trip and showed s…

Brian Lockman toured Vilnius, Lithuania, September 10-14, 1991. Mr. Lockman’s tour guide was Vale Udriene, a resident of Vilnius. Video clips were shown of the city, focusing on sites from t…

Brian Lockman toured Vilnius, Lithuania, September 10-14, 1991. Mr. Lockman’s tour guide was Vale Udriene, a resident of Vilnius. Video clips were shown of the city and the everyday life of …

C-SPAN executives discussed 1983 programming. This was the first year that C-SPAN broadcasted 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Guests re-enacted the Kennedy-Nixon televised debate. Afterwards, a panel discussion on the debate and its outcome.