In this 2010 Moyers Moment, two civil rights experts imagine what Martin Luther King, Jr. would think of the current state of American poverty and justice.

The New York Times columnist tells Bill prospects for economic recovery are bleak, particularly for younger Americans, but says solutions are still possible.

The New York Times columnist discusses President Obama's Treasury pick, and why he's okay with it not being him.

A climate scientist explains that small changes in global temperature are comparable to small changes in body temperature -- both hosts get very sick.

In this 1991 Moyers Moment from Spirit & Nature, the spiritual leader and teacher talks about our shared responsibility to this planet.

In this video clip, actor Sam Waterston, Bill Moyers and Lincoln expert Harold Holzer discuss Waterston's preparations to play the role of Lincoln.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Junot Díaz describes how his first visit to a library astonished and inspired him.

In this 2009 'Moyers Moment', Bill and theologian Karen Armstrong discuss using compassion as a foundation for understanding both religion and wartime politics.

The former Republican congressman shares his dismay at conservatives who follow Grover Norquist off the cliff of rational thinking.

In this Moyers Moment from 2007, political theorist Benjamin Barber describes the holiday tradition of getting consumers to buy things they don't want or need.