Roy Menninger's guest appearances

Roy Menninger

The Human Condition

Robert Lee

David Clark

John Martin

Albert Ellis

John Gardner

David Williams

Charles Johnson

Mercedes McCambridge

Ron Jackson

David Cohen

David Jackson

William Perry

Gerald Williams

Mary Tamm

Kenneth Clark

OwlTail

Dr. Roy Menninger (1926 - ), is a member of one of the most illustrious psychiatric families in the U.S. His father, uncle and grandfather established the Menninger Foundation in 1925 in Topeka, Kansas. It would become an internationally known center for the treatment of behavioral disorders. Roy served as its President/CEO from 1967 to 1993.In this 1974 The Human Condition interview, Menninger discusses his views on happiness. From the teaser: "The American Dream in materialistic terms has been so incredibly successful that it has brought an awful people to the point of saying, What do I do for an encore? Now that I have my boat or my car or whatever, why aren't I happy? People say that it's guaranteed in the Constitution, but of course what the Constitution guarantees is the pursuit of happiness, not that you'd ever reach it."

Dr. Roy Menninger (1926 - ), is a member of one of the most illustrious psychiatric families in the U.S. His father, uncle and grandfather established the Menninger Foundation in 1925 in Topeka, Kansas. It would become an internationally known center for the treatment of behavioral disorders. Roy served as its President/CEO from 1967 to 1993.<br><br>In this 1974 The Human Condition interview, Menninger discusses his views on happiness. From the teaser: "The American Dream in materialistic terms has been so incredibly successful that it has brought an awful people to the point of saying, What do I do for an encore? Now that I have my boat or my car or whatever, why aren't I happy? People say that it's guaranteed in the Constitution, but of course what the Constitution guarantees is the pursuit of happiness, not that you'd ever reach it."

Dr. Roy Menninger: What Does it Take For Us to Be Happy?