MAGAZINE ARTICLES
by Sound Portraits

John Michael Lamb's oral history New York Times Magazine January 2, 2000

John Michael Lamb, the 587th death-row inmate executed since the Supreme Court upheld the death penalty in 1976, talks to David Isay and Stacy Abramson one week before his execution.

Vaughn Meader's oral history New York Times Magazine November 21, 1999

Vaughn Meader, the man behind "The First Family," the musical spoof of the Kennedys that became the best-selling album in history, talks to David Isay about his life and the death of the president he had become famous for impersonating.

Maude McLeod's oral history New York Times Magazine September 26, 1999

Maude McLeod, the oldest member of New York's black Hebrew community, speaks with David Isay about her faith and the skepticism it engenders.

Sylvia Rivera's oral history New York Times Magazine June 27, 1999

Sylvia Rivera, a drag queen who led the charge at the Stonewall Riots when she was 17, talks to David Isay about her life since then.

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