In the wake of the September 11th attacks, Bill Moyers speaks with Robert Jay Lifton, psychologist, author and professor at Harvard and CUNY.

Bill Moyers speaks with Columbia University psychologist Dr. Ian Miller and Dr. Jane Rosenthal, a psychiatrist at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.

36 hours after the attacks on New York and Washington D.C., Bill Moyers talks with Andrew Delbanco and Dr. James Forbes.

A look at the state of the environment in 2001 — and whether humans were putting themselves on a path to self-destruction.

Born in 1905, Stanley Kunitz was an integral part of the poetry community until his death in 2006. His list of honors included the National Medal of Arts, a Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award.

Bill Moyers talks with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who has been a tireless voice for justice and racial reconciliation.

Bill Moyers reports on the efforts of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as it investigates human rights violations and helps South Africa in its process of healing and reinvention.

As the U.S. wrestles with its own heritage of discrimination and injustice, the TRC’s process offers insights into how America might improve its own future through reconciliation and forgiveness.

The religious historian on Islamic conceptions of order, justice, mercy, and compassion.

The religious historian considers the "dense and palpable" spirit of Christianity and the intimate relationship between Jews and their God.