Lawrence Lessig and Bill explore how we can protect our privacy when Big Government and Big Business morph into Big Brother. Continue reading

Mark Fiore’s “security bear” says domestic spying is nothing to worry about “unless you’re a terrorist, a treasonous leaker or, um, a fan of the Bill of Rights.” Continue reading

Professor and activist Lawrence Lessig tells Bill that government should be utilizing technology to protect our liberties as much as it does to invade our privacy. Continue reading

This week, Lawrence Lessig joins Bill to explore the challenges of protecting our privacy when Big Government and Big Business morph into Big Brother. Continue reading

Economist Richard Wolff talks about battling rampant capitalism and fighting for economic justice. Continue reading

What would happen if you tried some of the same legal-ish tricks that Apple and other corporations use to avoid taxes? Continue reading

On this week’s show, economist Richard Wolff talks about battling rampant capitalism and fighting for economic justice. Continue reading

More people than the entire population of Colorado are in danger of defaulting on student loans. An infographic from Demos illustrates the true size of the crisis. Continue reading

Bill reports on striking extremes of wealth and poverty in California’s Silicon Valley, and writer Sherman Alexie discusses the influence of his Native American heritage. Continue reading

Flying straight out of Mark Fiore’s imagination, President Obama introduces the latest technological breakthrough in presidential transformation. Continue reading

Only weeks after his release from prison, the activist talks with Bill about the necessity of civil disobedience in the fight for environmental justice. Continue reading

The New York Times columnist tells Bill that, five years after the country’s economic near-collapse, banks are still too big to fail, too big to manage, and too big to trust. Continue reading

Tim DeChristopher tells why he spent nearly two years in prison in the name of environmental justice, and Gretchen Morgenson discusses how banks are still too big to fail and too big to trust. Continue reading

In Mark Fiore’s new cartoon, Little Suzy Newsykins tells us about her summer job at the IRS “Determination Center,” where she expects to pass her days doing very little work at all. Continue reading

Tim DeChristopher tells why he spent nearly two years in prison in the name of environmental justice, and Gretchen Morgenson discusses how banks are still too big to fail and too big to trust. Continue reading

Watch the trailer for a new documentary about environmentalist Tim DeChristopher, and see a clip of his conversation with Bill Moyers, airing next week. Continue reading