Q&A
Q&A features interviews with writers, economists, social scientists, activists and other big thinkers with important perspectives on issues affecting our democracy.
February 15, 2013Government watchdog Michael Smallberg discusses the cozy relationship between SEC regulators and the financial players they’re supposed to police.
February 6, 2013A Justice Department memo reveals the administration's legal case for drone strikes targeting American citizens. Legal expert Vicki Divoll dissects their argument.
February 1, 2013Are U.S. drone strikes consistent with the idea of "just wars"? A military and political scholar breaks the question down.
January 4, 2013Annie Leonard, director of The Story of Stuff, says reusable water bottles and canvas shopping bags are not enough.
December 27, 2012From "Romnesia" to "Right to Work," linguist Geoffrey Nunberg decodes political buzzwords of 2012, including his pick for Word of the Year.
December 19, 2012Victor Pickard answers our questions about the (almost) golden age of the FCC when progressive commissioners tried to make commercial media more attentive to public interests.
December 13, 2012Yael Lehmann of Philadelphia's Food Trust explains how rates were reduced in one of America's poorest cities.
December 4, 2012Bill Moyers speaks with former FCC commissioner Michael Copps about the effect a new FCC proposal could have on our news and our democracy.
December 3, 2012Free Press' Craig Aaron talks with Bill about the campaign to stop the FCC from relaxing rules limiting media cross-ownership in cities.
November 30, 2012Ai-jen Poo describes her efforts to provide basic protections for nannies, housekeepers, home health aides, and others whose work "makes all other work possible."
