When the Muslim Brotherhood, one of the world's most brutal terror groups, appeared to be having second thoughts, experts considered whether they were to be trusted. And John Sayles on his new movie.

Bill interviews author Herman Gollob on the modern relevance of Shakespeare's work.

This episode of NOW With Bill Moyers looks at the shrinking of mass media and consolidation of radio stations, remembers Shakespeare, and looks back at the LA riots 10 years earlier.

Prepared remarks for the annual conference of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.

Bill and legal advocates examine how deep-pocketed industries use their media access to overwhelm the public debate.

The past four editors of The Economist join Bill Moyers at the Reform Club in London to discuss their perspective on America.

Bill Moyers and Kathleen Hall Jamieson discuss developments in the 1992 presidential campaign one week before the election.

Bill Moyers discusses the uses and abuses of political language and how the democratic conversation has been frustrated and trivialized by political jargon.

In this 20-year compilation, Bill speaks to a wide range of people -- from average Americans to household names like David Rockefeller, Maya Angelou, Ronald Reagan and Joseph Campbell.

Bill Moyers delves into what Project Censored's national panel of journalism experts have selected as the '10 best-censored stories of 1990.'