The interview happening was moderated by Cal Green of Pacifica Radio WBAI show The Critical People. In tow with Andy Warhol in his on-air entourage was: Henry Geldahler associate curator of American Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York , Film director Paul Morrissey who directed Chelsea Girls and would collaborate on many other Andy Warhol produced film projects like Flesh, Trash, Women in Revolt, and Flesh for Frankenstein. Also two of Andy Warhol's early Factory models and actresses Ingrid Superstar or Ingrid Von Scheven and International Velvet referred by Ingrid in this recording by her born name Susan Bottomly and heir to the Factory's lead "Superstar"-crown previously worn by Edie Sedgewick. With forty five years passed since this interview it's clear that Andy Warhol was not about to be forthright and forthcoming when the media attempted to critique, understand, or categorize his work. The interview is filled with deflections, half truths and partial truths and feigned ignorance. From Pacifica Radio Archives.