Classic Interview: Bill Murray for "Ghostbusters" 1984

Classic Interview: Demi Moore for "St. Elmos Fire" 1985

Classic Interview: Peter Weller for "Robocop" 1987

Bobbie Wygant Interviews Peter Weller for "Robocop" 1987 from The Bobbie Wygant Archive on Vimeo.

Classic Interview: Harrison Ford for "Working Girl" 1989

Classic Interview: Melanie Griffith for "Working Girl 1989

Classic Interview: Sigourney Weaver for "Working Girl" 1989

Classic Interview: Morgan Freeman for "Lean on Me" 1989

Classic Interview: Christopher Reeve for Superman III (1983)

Bobbie Wygant Interviews Christopher Reeve for Superman III 1983 from The Bobbie Wygant Archive on Vimeo.

Actor and Playwright of Amon G. Carter Production Joins NBC 5

'Monet: The Late Years' at Kimbell Art Museum

Betty Buckley Takes the Stage in 'Hello Dolly'

Bellotto Exhibition at the Kimbell Art Museum

KERA Think Interview with Bobbie Wygant on 70 Years of TV 4/22/19

KERA Think Interview with Bobbie Wygant on 70 Years of TV 4/22/19 from The Bobbie Wygant Archive on Vimeo.

Bobbie Wygant Reports Her Biggest Story: Her Own

Good Morning Texas: Bobbie Wygant talks about being in the industry for 70 years

Bobbie Wygant's Memoir Covers 70 Years in Television

Dallas' The Sixth Floor Museum Hosts 'An Evening With Bobbie Wygant'

Dallas' The Sixth Floor museum will host "70 Years of Television: An Evening With Bobbie Wygant," Monday, April 22. Wygant, of course, has been with NBC 5 since the station went on the air in 1948. During the event, Wygant will share her insights and memories from her seven decades in broadcasting, including broadcasting live on Nov. 22, 1963 as news of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy broke. Below is more on the event from the museum, along with information about their series "55 Years." The second in a series of media-related public programs, "70 Years of Texas Television: An Evening with Bobbie Wygant" is being presented in conjunction with "55 Years," a temporary exhibit that showcases how the media portrayed President Kennedy on magazine covers from immediately after his death in 1963 through 2018. "This program is a continued exploration of the role the media plays in shaping and shifting public perceptions of American leaders. President Kennedy's ability to master the emerging media of television in the 1960s influenced the outcome of his election and the way he connected to, and communicated with, the American people," said Nicola Longford, chief executive officer. "Television was regarded as a relatively new media in the 1960s, yet Bobbie Wygant already had been working as a female broadcaster for more than a decade. Her legendary career spans the entire history of TV." Wygant joined Fort Worth-based WBAP-TV, the first television station west of the Mississippi, in 1948 two weeks before it went on the air. The first female in the southwest to be host/producer of a general-interest television interview program, she interviewed thousands of celebrities from Bette Davis to Charley Pride to Bradley Cooper. Her popular midday program "Dateline" was live on the air when President Kennedy was assassinated. Wygant is the author of "Talking to the Stars." Pre-signed books will be available for purchase at the program. Tickets to "70 Years of Texas Television: An Evening with Bobbie Wygant" are $20 and include a reception, program, complimentary parking and a private viewing of the "55 Years" exhibit. The reception begins at 6 p.m., followed by the program at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at jfk.org.

Bobbie NBC 5 Book Tour Interview 2018

Bobbie Wygant's Seventy Years in Television

TCU Press is publishing Bobbie's long-awaited memoir Talking to the Stars: Bobbie Wygant's Seventy Years in Television. The 286-page book includes more than 500 photographs that span Bobbie's trailblazing career that started at the dawn of early television.  Beginning December 4, she will be doing area book signings and lectures.

Tuesday December 4, 2018

Public lecture and book signing in Tandy Lecture Hall @ 7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.
Fort Worth Central Public Library - 500 W. Third St., Fort Worth 76102 

Sponsored by Fort Worth Public Library, University of North Texas Libraries, and TCU Press

For more information contact Rebecca Allen at TCU Press, 817-257-6872, rebecca.a.allen@tcu.edu

Saturday December 8, 2018

Public book signing by local authors from 2:30p.m.-5:00p.m.
TCU Press Holiday Book Fest - Dee Kelly Alumni Center, 2820 Stadium Drive 76109

https://www.facebook.com/events/209659279983108/

Sponsored by TCU Press

For more information contact Rebecca Allen at TCU Press, 817-257-6872, rebecca.a.allen@tcu.edu

Saturday December 15, 2018

Book signing @ 1:00p.m.-3:00p.m.
Barnes & Noble Bookstore @ Shops at North East Mall - 861 North East Mall Blvd., Hurst 76053

For more information call Barnes & Noble Hurst, 817-284-1244

Sunday December 16, 2018

Book signing @ 1:00 p.m.
Barnes & Noble Bookstore @ SMU - 3060 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas 75205

For more information call Barnes &Noble SMU, 214-768-2435

Interview: Bradley Cooper for "A Star is Born" 2018