The audio part of this video "has been remastered from a damaged cassette found in a garage after 30 years", according to US psychodramatist Marcia Karp. She says this is the only original recording of J. L. Moreno's live voice talking about psychodrama, group psychotherapy and sociometry. Speaking spontaneously, he goes from theatre, philosophy and religion to society, and how they have to do with his ideas of training people in creativity and spontaneity through psychodrama. Side B will follow later.

In the second part of this unique interview, Dr. Moreno explains, for instance, how he moved "from a theological view of life to a secular, scientific view", and that psychodrama can also be done individually, not only in groups. He talks about Socrates and Jesus, and then helps us to understand why his name is often linked to revolution: psychodrama, he says, "is one of the few antidotes we have, to counter this growing and intensified conformism, politically, socially and culturally". There is more than that, of course. Just check.