Shows January 2006
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Monday, January 2
NBA legend Bill Russell discusses the new NBA dress code, the last time he played a game, his rivalry with Wilt Chamberlain and his feature on the Sundance Channel's new series, Iconoclasts.
Tuesday, January 3
Middle East expert Robert Fisk discusses the latest developments in Jordan and the case for war in Iraq. Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman talks about his latest role in the critically acclaimed film Capote.
Wednesday, January 4
Janis Karpinski, former commanding general of Abu Ghraib, says she found out about her demotion from a reporter. Ed McMahon shares what made Johnny Carson special.
Thursday, January 5
Former Democratic VP candidate John Edwards discusses his work with the Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity. Actress Thandie Newton reflects on her career.
Friday, January 6
Sen. John McCain explains why he wrote his new book, Character is Destiny. Rapper-actor-TV host Xzibit examines the impact of his life choices on his career progression.
Monday, January 9
Political analyst and former CNN anchor Judy Woodruff previews '06 politics. Munich star Eric Bana finds a lesson in a film that can open minds through different perspectives.
Tuesday, January 10
New Orleans' Times-Picayune editor Jim Amoss rallies for the rebirth of his city. Derek Luke discusses the true backstory of his new film, Glory Road.
Wednesday, January 11
Yale law professor Kenji Yoshino assesses the Alito confirmation hearings. Actress Rachel Weisz reflects on the message and lessons learned from her film, The Constant Gardener.
Thursday, January 12
Former Defense Secretary William Cohen examines the challenges of bipartisan politics. Filmmaker Marshall Curry explains his documentary, Street Fight.
Friday, January 13
Emmy Award-winning actor Tom Selleck talks about his career longevity, nontraditional casting in Hollywood and his latest primetime project, CBS's Jesse Stone: Night Passage.