Bill Moyers' talk with Ruth Macklin about the health-related philosophical problems we can face.

The scientist and writer considered why the language of science reflected patriarchal, masculine metaphors and values — and what it meant for the discipline.

The doctor who invented the polio vaccine believed that medical solutions are not invented, but rather revealed from nature.

Patricia Churchland brings together philosophy and neuroscience to deepen our understanding what goes on inside our heads.

In this 1990 interview, the Bell Labs scientist tells Bill that studying computers makes him realize how beautiful it is to be human.

Scientist Robert Lucky on how technology will impact our future lives.

Bill Moyers examines how deception has influenced some of the major events of our recent past and how self-deception shapes our personal lives and the public mind.

Brown University President Vartan Gregorian discusses the rate at which knowledge increases in the information age, and how education must connect this information and life.

The Harvard Law professor and author compares abortion and divorce policy in the United States and Europe.

The geneticist discusses her concerns with the ethics of science and genetic engineering, the dilemmas of choice, and the consequences that so often accompany scientific progress.