Bill Moyers and Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Rita Dove take turns reading "The Hill."

Bill looks back at the life and work of folk singer Woody Guthrie, finding many points of relevance given the current state of our democracy.

Bill discusses the human condition with his very last Journal guest, author Barry Lopez.

Writer Louise Erdrich talks with Bill about the impact of her Native American heritage.

Bill remembers and celebrates the poet Lucille Clifton.

Bill Moyers speaks with Thomas Frank about the economy and politics of the 'decade that was.'

Anna Deavere Smith sits down with Bill Moyers to discuss her one-woman play Let Me Down Easy and how it gives voice to questions of life and death, sickness and healthcare.

Visiting a New York City center dedicated to the contemplation and celebration of poetry.

Bill talks with author Sam Tanenhaus about his contention that true conservatism is dead.

Bill talks with celebrated poet and recent Pulitzer Prize recipient M.S. Merwin.