Can someone PLEASE try to find and link me to the audio interview with an early computer pioneer (maybe Alan Kay but I forgot exactly who) on a radio show, I think it was a British one, where he tries to explain to the interviewer why general-purpose computers are important. Like how we will be able to find whatever file we want quickly, and I think he speaks about music playing as well, and maybe knitting

Like the interviewer doesn’t get why we need it and keeps talking about how we can already do the things like find books using the Dewey Decimal system.

I remember listening to it and I can never seem to find it again. Anyone on HN know at least what the name of the show and/or interviewed person was?

It is like Bill Gates on Letterman but it was a radio show from the 60-80s? and took place for 10-30 minutes or so.