Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950215] | 1: Lawrence Meinwald. Almost half of all Americans today can trace their roots back to a relative who joined the tired and huddled masses at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour. In the first of five interviews with immigrants from the early years of this century, Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Producer Fiona McLean 1: Lawrence Meinwald. Almost half of all Americans today can trace their roots back to a relative who joined the tired and huddled masses at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour. In the first of five interviews with immigrants from the early years of this century, Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Producer Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950215] | Unknown: Lawrence Meinwald. Talks: Christopher Cook Producer: Fiona McLean Unknown: Lawrence Meinwald. Talks: Christopher Cook Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950222] | Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. Producer Fiona McLean Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. Producer Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950222] | Unknown: Manny Stein Producer: Fiona McLean Unknown: Manny Stein Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950301] | Christopher Cook talks to five individuals who emigrated to America in the early part of the century via Ellis Island. 3: Millie di Nigris , who arrived at Ellis Island in 1924 from Hamburg. She was full of optimism, but the journey wasn't over yet. Producer Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950301] | Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Ellis Island. Unknown: Millie Di Nigris Producer: Fiona McLean Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Ellis Island. Unknown: Millie Di Nigris Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950308] | Christopher Cook talks to five individuals who emigrated to America in the early part of the century via Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York's harbour. 4: Jack Ubaldi. Jack, a young Italian boy, arrived at Ellis Island with his mother in 1918. They were due to be met by Jack's father, but when they arrived, father was nowhere to be found.... Producer Fiona McLean Christopher Cook talks to five individuals who emigrated to America in the early part of the century via Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York's harbour. 4: Jack Ubaldi. Jack, a young Italian boy, arrived at Ellis Island with his mother in 1918. They were due to be met by Jack's father, but when they arrived, father was nowhere to be found.... Producer Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950308] | Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Jack Ubaldi. Producer: Fiona McLean Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Jack Ubaldi. Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950315] | New York City - and the Lower East Side in particular - was often the final destination of people who emigrated to America earlier this century. In the last of the series, Christopher Cook talks to Rose Wybeck , the daughter of immigrants, who has lived in the area all her life. Producer Fiona McLean New York City - and the Lower East Side in particular - was often the final destination of people who emigrated to America earlier this century. In the last of the series, Christopher Cook talks to Rose Wybeck , the daughter of immigrants, who has lived in the area all her life. Producer Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19950315] | Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Rose Wybeck Producer: Fiona McLean Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Rose Wybeck Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970614] | In the first of four interviews with American immigrants, Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald , who arrived there from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Producer Fiona McLean In the first of four interviews with American immigrants, Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald , who arrived there from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Producer Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970614] | Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Lawrence Meinwald Producer: Fiona McLean Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Lawrence Meinwald Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970621] | In the second of four interviews with American immigrants, Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at the New York immigration station Ellis Island. Producer Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970621] | Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Manny Stein Unknown: Ellis Island. Producer: Fiona McLean Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Manny Stein Unknown: Ellis Island. Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970628] | Four interviews with people who emigrated to America in the early years of this century. 3: Christopher Cook talks to Millie di Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg to Ellis Island in 1924. Producer Fiona McLean Repeat Four interviews with people who emigrated to America in the early years of this century. 3: Christopher Cook talks to Millie di Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg to Ellis Island in 1924. Producer Fiona McLean Repeat | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970628] | Talks: Christopher Cook Producer: Fiona McLean Talks: Christopher Cook Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970705] | The last of four interviews with people who emigrated to America early this century. Christopher Cook talks to native New Yorker, Rose Wybeck , the daughter of two immigrants. Producer Fiona McLean Repeat | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970705] | Talks: Christopher Cook Unknown: Rose Wybeck Producer: Fiona McLean | ||
| 01 | 19970614 | Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald, who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Almost half of all Americans can trace their roots back to relatives who joined the masses at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour. In the first of four interviews with American immigrants from the early years of this century, Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald, who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Almost half of all Americans can trace their roots back to relatives who joined the masses at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour. Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald, who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. In the first of four interviews with American immigrants from the early years of this century, Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald, who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Almost half of all Americans can trace their roots back to relatives who joined the masses at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour. In the first of four interviews with American immigrants from the early years of this century, Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald, who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Almost half of all Americans can trace their roots back to relatives who joined the masses at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour. Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald, who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Christopher Cook talks to Lawrence Meinwald, who arrived from Warsaw as a boy of seven. Almost half of all Americans can trace their roots back to relatives who joined the masses at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour. | |
| 02 | 19970621 | Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. In the second of four interviews with American immigrants from the early years of this century, Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. In the second of four interviews with American immigrants from the early years of this century, Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. In the second of four interviews with American immigrants from the early years of this century, Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. Christopher Cook talks to Manny Stein who, as a young Dubliner, arrived at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York harbour, in August 1925. | |
| 03 | 19970628 | Christopher Cook talks to Millie de Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg, full of optimism, to Ellis Island - the immigration station in New York - in 1924. Millie and her mother discovered that their journey was not over yet. Four interviews with people who emigrated to America in the early years of this century. 3: Christopher Cook talks to Millie de Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg, full of optimism, to Ellis Island - the immigration station in New York - in 1924. Millie and her mother discovered that their journey was not over yet. Christopher Cook talks to Millie de Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg, full of optimism, to Ellis Island - the immigration station in New York - in 1924. Four interviews with people who emigrated to America in the early years of this century. 3: Christopher Cook talks to Millie de Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg, full of optimism, to Ellis Island - the immigration station in New York - in 1924. Millie and her mother discovered that their journey was not over yet. Christopher Cook talks to Millie de Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg, full of optimism, to Ellis Island - the immigration station in New York - in 1924. Millie and her mother discovered that their journey was not over yet. Four interviews with people who emigrated to America in the early years of this century. 3: Christopher Cook talks to Millie de Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg, full of optimism, to Ellis Island - the immigration station in New York - in 1924. Millie and her mother discovered that their journey was not over yet. Christopher Cook talks to Millie de Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg, full of optimism, to Ellis Island - the immigration station in New York - in 1924. | |
| 04 | 19970705 | The last of four interviews with people who emigrated to America in the early years of this century. Christopher Cook talks to Rose Wybeck, the daughter of immigrants, who has lived in New York City all her life. | |
| 04 LAST | 19970705 | Christopher Cook talks to Rose Wybeck, the daughter of immigrants, who has lived in New York City all her life. Christopher Cook talks to Rose Wybeck, the daughter of immigrants, who has lived in New York City all her life. |