Crossing borders with storyteller Luis Alberto Urrea. Continue reading
Arts
Believing a love for the arts is as basic to the health of the body politic as spirited debate and discussion around the issues of the day, Bill Moyers has devoted many broadcasts to performances and interviews with artist both known and new in the worlds of theater, film, TV, music and dance.
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To Kill a Mockingbird and The Hunger Games make the American Library Association’s list of books receiving the most complaints in 2011. See the top ten. Continue reading
Acclaimed poets, including Rich, talk with Bill Moyers about poetry and modern life, and also read from their work. Continue reading
Bill Moyers and Michael Winship urge viewers to express support for PBS’ continued dedication to documentary programming on TV. Continue reading
We rank fans and viewers’ suggestions for top political films. Did yours make the cut? Continue reading
Check out four films that Bill and Judith Moyers enjoyed in 2011 — that didn’t make the Academy’s cut. What films make your list? Continue reading
Academy Award nominee Danfung Dennis explains how new technology is changing the way we can share important truths. Continue reading
A monologist takes on America’s consumer-driven lust for i-products, and the human toll taken by their manufacture. Continue reading
In this web-only video essay, Bill looks back at the life and work of singer Woody Guthrie to draw meaning about the current state of our economy. Continue reading
Visiting a New York City center dedicated to the contemplation and celebration of poetry.
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