Dec. 1, 1961
Barbra guest-starred with Lillian Briggs, Paul Dooley, and Woody Allen. She sang Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most, My Honey's Loving Arms, and A Taste Of Honey.

Co host Joyce Davidson had a segment about food. Barbra protested about the danger of smoked foods:

STREISAND: You know what happens? They get a lot of cancer up there in Iceland.
BRIGGS: From what?
STREISAND: Smoked foods!
WALLACE: Barbra, why don't you sing?

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Nov. 27, 1961

The guest star was Mickey Rooney, who Barbra duets with on I Wish I Were In Love Again.

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It was on this show when Barbra and Susskind exchanged sharp words about success ...

Susskind: ...The problem is you. You couldn't consider yourself a master of coherence.
Streisand: Yeah.
Susskind: You do have an extreme —
Streisand: I do say things, maybe, in my own way —
Susskind: Hear me out, it'll only take a second or two.
Streisand: One second.
Susskind: You also have an overabundance of energy. Which is healthy in a performer. The trouble is, maybe analysis will help you a little bit.
Streisand: No. I don't think so.

Later in the conversation, Barbra went after Susskind again:

Streisand: You wouldn't see me when I went up to "Talent Associates".
Susskind: Because I don't see actors or actresses.
Streisand: None of your people would even let me read or anything. That's why I decided to give up theater, rather than go through that stuff.
Susskind: Probably, at the switchboard, they had difficulty understanding what you wanted.
Streisand: I was right there, no. I talked in sign language and spoke Italian ...

Jan. 2, 1962
Barbra sang Lover, Come Back To Me, Moon River, and Cry Me A River on this show. Interestinly, The Valley Independent newspaper lists a completely different lineup for this evening's show in its TV section: "The topic of fallout shelters is argued seriously by Dagmar Wilson, executive of Direct Action, a women's organization protesting the building of shelters, and humorously by comic Jaycee Collins in her monologue on the conversion of subways into shelters. The show's regular Barbara [sic] Streisand sings far-out fallout songs for Mike Wallace..."

April 6, 1962
The Valley Independent newspaper has the following description of the April 6th show: "Guests include Steve Lawrence and Don Cherry; songwriter Sammy Cahn; recording executive Goddard Lieberson; Broadway performers Anita Gillette of "All American" and Barbara [sic] Streisand of "I Can Get It for You Wholesale" and Rome night-club owner Bricktop."

April 20, 1962
[No information available]

May 4, 1962

May 8, 1962
Barbra sang Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered again.

June 1, 1962
Barbra sang Have I Stayed Too Long At The Fair and Soon It's Gonna Rain again.

June 19, 1962
Guests were Colleen Dewhurst; singer Barbra Streisand; writer-director Abe Burrows; comedian Paul Lynde.

June 22, 1962
For the last broadcast of the series, guests were Eartha Kitt, Gloria DeHaven, Abe Burrows, singer-trombonist Lillian Briggs, folk singer Eddie Greensleeves, and comedian Phil Foster. Barbra reportedly got a little "catty" with Eartha Kitt. After singing "A Sleepin' Bee", Ms. Kitt asked Barbra what happened when a bee lies sleeping in your hand. Barbra replied, "He stings you dead."

Other PM EAST Anecdotes

There are some "PM East" shows that have been talked about but the actual air dates are unknown:

"This Is Your Life" — On one "PM East" show, Wallace and crew threw a party for Barbra with cake. Mother Diana Kind and sister Roslyn appeared on the show.