As he waits in line to return a broken humidifier, Bill Moyers contemplates how the big bureaucracies of the private sector have fostered a nation of faulty machinery.

Bill Moyers reflects on The Nutcracker's power of enchantment, and laments society's blurring of the lines between childhood and adulthood.

Bill Moyers speaks with news correspondent Richard Strout, who covered Washington and the White House from 1925 until his retirement in 1984.

Bill Moyers, Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee tell the story of how the New Deal, World War II, and postwar social changes set the stage for a long-awaited and hard-fought legal assault on segregation.

Bill Moyers visits his hometown. Long-time residents describe the town as being "a Tom Sawyer sort of place" on one hand and a town formerly divided by racial segregation on the other.

The legendary television producer on how he got his start in television, and how laughter and tears go together in his sitcoms.

A behind-the-scenes look at the life and works of the mastermind behind All in the Family, The Jeffersons, and One Day at a Time.

In this 1982 interview from the Creativity series, Bill accompanied the legendary poet Maya Angelou in her first visit back to her hometown in Stamps, Arkansas.

Bill Moyers travels to Japan and reports on topics such as work ethic, the changing family structure, traditional ceremonies and the feminist movement.

Americans are following their dreams and moving to Oregon. But how is the state handling the influx?