Oliver Stone talks with Bill about how his experience as a veteran has influenced his work.

Bill looks back on President Lyndon Johnson's deliberations over America's role in Vietnam and his decision to send more troops to Vietnam.

Bill Moyers discusses how bringing back the military draft would force the leaders in Washington to fight the war in Afghanistan properly or end it outright.

Bill Moyers sits down with the journalist Glenn Greenwald to discuss the war in Afghanistan, the CIA and corruption.

Bill Moyers talks with Justice Richard Goldstone, who headed up the controversial UN Human Rights Council investigation into fighting in Gaza between Israel and Hamas.

War reporter Mark Danner and public health doctor America Bracho speak with Bill Moyers.

An expert on life in Afghanistan prescribes a new approach to fighting terrorism and helping the Afghan people.

Born in New Delhi, then educated in India and the United States, where she is now a citizen, Ramdas describes herself as a "social venture capitalist."

A hard look at the state of affairs in the fragmented, war-torn country.

This episode follows the history of Liberia, from the arrival of freed US slaves through the civil war, and profiles Leymah Gbowee, a woman who led her fellow countrywomen to fight for and win peace.