ALL POSTS BY BillMoyers.com Staff
October 6, 1989Poets Li-Young Lee and Gerald Stern resurrect the past throgh poetry.
September 29, 1989Bill introduces us to poets Garrett Kaoru Hongo, Joy Harjo, and Mary Tall Mountain, who draw from their cultural heritages to illuminate the present.
September 22, 1989Poets James Autry and Quincy Troupe bring poetry to the people in classrooms, boardrooms, church, and prison.
September 15, 1989Poets Robert Bly, Galway Kinnell, Sharon Olds, Octavio Paz and William Stafford read and discuss their work.
November 14, 1988In this classic interview, Louise Erdrich and Michael Dorris -- each half-Native American -- talk about their collaboration to tell the true story of Christopher Columbus.
November 7, 1988A professor of religion at Princeton University finds in the story of Adam and Eve more than a parable from ancient faiths.
November 6, 1988A professor of religion at Princeton University finds in the story of Adam and Eve more than a parable from ancient faiths.
November 4, 1988Noam Chomsky explains how — unlike a totalitarian regime — a democracy doesn't stoop to violence to control its citizens; it uses propaganda, instead.
November 3, 1988Noam Chomsky on elections, big media and broken democracy. Part one of a two-part interview.
October 20, 1988Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson on blackness and how his characters find nobility in struggle.
