May 29, 2014 | Updated June 2, 2014In this clip from a 1973 interview, Bill Moyers asks Maya Angelou, who died last week, about the burgeoning women’s liberation movement and what it means to her.
May 28, 2014For over a century, American activists have employed folk music as an instrument of change.
May 13, 2014A fight that many creators don't know is unfolding should be of paramount concern.
April 8, 2014His award winning novel, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, is one of the most banned books in America.
March 28, 2014We asked Diane Ravitch what she hopes viewers will do after watching the show this week.
February 25, 2014"Truth is always stranger than fiction," notes this week's guest, Mike Lofgren. "It is also more urgently connected to the information we need to know to live as citizens. Yet fiction is more compelling."
February 8, 2014Our senior writer reflects on the transformative British band's first visit to America.
January 31, 2014 | Updated January 27, 2016In these clips from interviews with Bill Moyers, Seeger discusses dissent, environmentalism and his hope for a better world.
January 30, 2014In a speech delivered last year in Australia, the journalist and creator of The Wire said America is "utterly schizophrenic" when it comes to our society, economy and politics.
January 30, 2014Thomas Picketty's book is expected to set off a firestorm in our economic discourse.
