I've Always Had A Lot Of Ambivalence

Well, Every Now And Then I Would Hear The Preposterous Notion That That Jane Pauley Sounds Like Barbara Walters. Like I Could If I Tried?

I Probably Am More Shy Than People Realize. But I'm Shy When I Leave A Studio And I Am Just Myself.

My Son Has Been Known To Throw A Book At The Television Set When He Called For Me To Come Play And I Was Obviously Busy In The Box. But I'm Told That Children Of Television Performers Grow Up Thinking That All Mommies Or Daddies Work On Tv And That It's No Big Deal.

Nobody Calls Me Silly. That Is Not A Word That Applies To Me.

When I Was Diagnosed With Bipolar Disorder The Year I Turned 50, It Was Certainly A Shock. But As A Journalist, Knowing A Little Bit About A Lot Of Things, I Didn't Suffer The Misconception That Depression Was All In My Head Or A Mark Of Poor Character. I Knew It Was A Disease, And, Like All Diseases, Was Treatable.