John Miscovich is interviewed by Rolfe Buzzell, Steve Posgate, and Julia Steele on July 26, 1993, and by Rolfe Buzzell, Steve Posgate, and Darrell Lewis on August 5, 1993 in Flat, Alaska. Mary Miscovich provides some information, also. On July 26, Miscovich talks about an old cabin where three Russians lived; Paprika Jensen's house; Flossie Winters's place on the "line" that burned down; Olga Miscovich's wedding dinner, hosted by Mattie "Tootsie" Crosby; the "line" and woodpiles constructed to shield Marie Matheson from seeing men visiting the line; Ray Stock's cabin; Finn Annie's house; one of the earliest cabins in Flat and its owners; Joe Cummings's dog barn; John's agreement with Ray Stock for living in a cabin he owns; history of buildings owned by Ernie "Big Foot" Norman; garages and shops used by the Alaska Road Commission; closure of the Alaska Road Commission in Flat in 1955; employment under the Road Commission; a warm storage building used by Manuel Gularte and Donnelley and Sheppard; and eggs delivered in the fall and used until spring.

On August 5, John Miscovich talks about the Northern Commercial Company store in Iditarod; Lee Pence, Iditarod's banker; Iditarod's decline; moving store goods out of Iditarod; moving the printing press to Anchorage, where it was in fire; Fleming's building and Crammer's cabin in Iditarod; description of the Northern Commercial Company store buildings; the warm storage building; Sam Applebaum's fortunes; the casket warehouse building; Josephine and Ira Wood; the bank vault; the bank in Iditarod; tearing down buildings for lumber; Cap Lamont's place; the Jewelry Store; A. A. Shonbeck; Whiskey Kris; Sam Applebaum's store and his start in business; the private auction of the Riley Dredge; the estate sale of the Riley Investment Company; the grease and oil in the casket warehouse; hay and oats for horses; the warehouses that lined the waterfront of the Iditarod River; the course of the Iditarod River; Glen Day's seven boats; a conveyor belt for unloading barrels from boats in Flat; Day's barging; and Day's machine shop.