The series contains the Masters (poor dub), sub-Masters, and original audio for the film Dreamers of the Day, a film about a writer (filmmaker) with an acknowledged passion for women. Dreamers of the Day is an independently-produced film that has been described as filling the void of "good entertaining material that relates to lesbian lives." (1990)

A "dramatization interview" for CBC "The Journal," with Anne Bayin. Includes letter from Anne Bayin.

Part 2. Conclusion of the lecture, Dr Morgentaler answers audience questions for the whole of the video.

Part 1. Main Speaker: Dr Henry Morgentaler. Location: Grant Hall. Chariman of the Dunning Trust welcomes Dr Morgentaler who lectures for the remainder of the video. Final 8 minutes of the video is black screen.

Digital file contains 3 films from the 1930s digitized from video of both 16mm and 35 mm.Film 1: 00:00-09:20 Dr. Locke's Clinic, photographed by J. Edw. Evans May 2-11, 1933. b&w. silent. Silent footage of Dr. Locke in the circle in front of his clinic in Williamsburg providing therapy to patients. Also footage of some of his assistants inside the clinic manipulating necks, heads and arms. Many shots of mobility assistance devices and individuals with mobility challenges.Film 2: 09:40-24:02 Digitized from video of 35mm film. G.H.Ansley presents The Story of a Country Doctor. An Associated Screen Picture. b&w. sound. Narrated footage of Williamsburg and surrounding area. Includes interview with Dr. Locke mainly pertaining to his activities as a gentleman farmer. Footage of his theraputic practice. Also includes testimonials from Fred Brooks suffering from arthiritis, Robert Langer (New York) and Jock Macdonald (Saskatchewan). Film 3: 24:40-39:00 Digitized from video of 35mm film. G.H.Ansley presents The Story of a Country Doctor. An Associated Screen Picture. b&w (tinted). sound. Includes small amount of additional footage with intertitles of G. H. Ansley, Presidents of the Lockwedge Shoe Company at the beginning of the film.

Luciuk is interviewed by Roman Herchak during Vancouver visit. Topic: "On My Mind".