Petula Clark’s profession began on the young age of nine. She got her start on BBC radio during Globe War II and in the years to follow she’d perform hundreds of moments for the soldiers and become referred to as “Britain’s Shirley Temple.”

Clark sat down with sponsor Wink Martindale to go over her exciting music journey that spanned more than seven decades and included radio, film, tv and music. Martindale provides listeners a romantic look at the singer’s personal lifestyle, family and career.