Are defense workers' jobs the price for peace?

Bill Moyers talked with Mike Rose, a decades-long advocate for those on the margins of LA. After attending a poor neighborhood school where no one expected him to succeed, Rose because the associate director of the UCLA writing program.

The director of the Los Angeles Festival talks with Bill about his controversial theater work.

The brilliant young theater directory discusses music and the future of Los Angeles and its art world.

In the second part of this 1990 interview with Bill Moyers, author Maxine Hong Kingston explains how she blends tales of tradition and her own American experience in her writing.

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

Bill Moyers and poet Robert Bly explore the changing role of men in modern America.

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.

An unflinching account of the disintegration of family in the African-American community.

Bill Moyers sits down with Mortimer Adler to discuss an array of topics, including: Aristotle, Marx, adult education and happiness and Adler's book, Aristotle for Everybody.