BIll Moyers discusses the controversial aspects of China’s emergence as an economic powerhouse and travels to Denver to report on the economy.

Sylvia Chase follows a team of BusinessWeek reporters as they track corporate practices that some say are exploiting the working poor.

Bill Moyers gets perspective on the financial crisis from William Greider, national affairs correspondent at The Nation.

A look at Cleveland's Slavic Village, one of the hardest-hit neighborhoods of the mortgage meltdown from 2008.

Bill Moyers goes inside America’s poultry industry to show the reality of working conditions.

Bill Moyers interviews Steve Fraser, author of Wall Street: America’s Dream Palace, about the modern parallels to the first Gilded Age.

Bill talks with historian Steve Fraser about America's greatest income gap in a hundred years.

Bill Moyers sheds light on more than $15 billion in wasteful expenditures that flow from Washington to American farmers.

What does America's $9 trillion federal debt mean for future generations? This week's JOURNAL's guests discuss what lies ahead.

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