Mark Lloyd: Communications Are Essential to a Democracy
The professor and former broadcaster discusses his most recent book, “The Communications Crisis in America and How to Fix It.”
Laboni Hoq: A Voice for the Rights of the Undocumented
The civil rights attorney and Bangladeshi immigrant talks about advocating for immigrants and the ammunition President Trump has given attorneys.
John Scheinfeld on the Making of ‘Chasing Trane’
The documentary filmmaker behind films like "The US vs. John Lennon" discusses his latest movie about jazz icon John Coltrane.
Laura Poitras: A Filmmaker Who’s Not Afraid to Take Risks
The Oscar-winning documentarian behind "Citizenfour" discusses her new film "Risk" about Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
Oliver Stone on Interviewing Vladimir Putin and Taking on Wall Street (Part 2)
The Oscar-winning director discusses taking on Wall Street through film and American foreign policy, as well as his upcoming Showtime series.
Oliver Stone: A Controversial and Provocative Original (Part I)
The Oscar-winning director discusses his unique take on history through his films.
Ray McGovern: The Faulty Intelligence Driving Our Forever Wars
The former CIA analyst discusses his time in the agency and how he believes intelligence was used to wrongly justify wars.
Cullen Hoback: Is the Government Keeping Drinking Water Safe?
The documentary filmmaker discusses digital privacy and his latest film, "What Lies Upstream," about the safety of drinking water.
Dr. Paul Song: Obamacare Is Not Progressive
The healthcare reform advocate and oncologist discusses where the Affordable Care Act falls short and what can be done to fix the system.
Bill Blum: Bill Clinton Laid the Groundwork for Donald Trump
The attorney and author talks about how the Clinton administration played a role in Trump's current immigration policies.
Victor Narro: Undocumented Immigrants Live in Constant Fear
The immigration and labor attorney discusses the trauma of being an undocumented immigrant since President Trump has taken office.
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Boyah J. Farah: A Voice for Refugees
The Somali-born American writer discusses his early life in the war-torn country and becoming an American.
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Joel Whitney: The CIA’s Cold War Literary Influence
The author of "Finks: How the CIA Tricked the World’s Best Writers" discusses how the spy agency used its own form of propaganda to counter criticism.
Lewis Wallace: Is Objectivity Dead?
The former Marketplace reporter discusses his controversial blog post about neutrality in the Trump era, "Objectivity is dead and I'm okay with it."
Edward Sorel: A Lifetime Curiosity About Mary Astor
The illustrator and author discusses his recent book, "Mary Astor’s Purple Diary: The Great American Sex Scandal of 1936."