Bill talks with photojournalist Lori Grinker about displaced Iraqis in Jordan.

The sociologist discusses how individual Americans are affected by the global economic crisis. Plus, a critical look at spending on political TV ads.

Shelby Steele speaks candidly about race in America. Plus, campaign expert Kathleen Hall Jamieson looks behind the campaign coverage.

Primary candidates Dennis Kucinich and Ron Paul talk about media and the race. Kathleen Hall Jamieson gives a campaign update, spotlighting the "anti-establishment" candidates.

Bill talks with author Benjamin Barber about capitalism and democracy.

Keith Olbermann discusses the Iraq War, free speech, George W. Bush, as well as the "organic" origins of his own angry commentaries.

Dr. Ronald Walters discusses racial issues intertwined with the 2008 presidential campaign and Bill Moyers provides an update on media consolidation.

The FCC's current consideration to relax media ownership rules is eerily reminiscent of a similar effort -- and consequential public outrage -- five years ago.

Bill asks why the news media is overlooking today's war protestors.

Rick Karr and Hannah Sassaman talk about the uncertain future of low-power radio, and Biil Moyers speaks with the FCC's Michael Copps.