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Tavis discusses the need for healthcare reform in the wake of the economic recession. On the site last week we asked, "Have you lost healthcare coverage because of the recession?" Viewers shared their stories and Tavis includes some of them in the video blog.
Tavis discusses his exhibit, America I AM: The African American Imprint, and gives a preview of its Los Angeles installation.
In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Tavis reflects on the loss of his friend and colleague, Sheryl Flowers. He emphasizes the need for African Americans to get checked in order to catch cancer as early as possible. He also responds to comments from viewers.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Have you or someone you love been affected by breast cancer? Please share your story and it may be included in an upcoming video blog.
Check out the recent show devoted to discussing breast cancer.
Learn about the disease and find support at breastcancer.org. Get help detecting breast cancer by joining the National Breast Cancer Foundation's early detection plan.
Tavis discusses the current state of the economy and whether the government is doing enough for average Americans.
Tavis talks with his good friend, Dr. Cornel West, about his new book Brother West. Watch Dr. West's recent appearance on the show.
With the back-to-school season underway, Tavis discusses President Obama's commitment to education. He also responds to Twitter comments on the most important issues in education today.
Check out Tavis' recent conversation with Education Secretary Arne Duncan.
Tavis reflects on the anniversary of Dr. King's famous speech and responds to comments from Twitter.
Tavis discusses the rebuilding of New Orleans and tells a personal story about Hurricane Katrina.
Tavis discusses the healthcare debate, the work of Remote Area Medical founder Stan Brock and responds to Twitter comments. Watch Tavis' conversation with Brock on August 21, 2009. Also check out the web exclusive video on Remote Area Medical's event in Inglewood, CA.
Tavis discusses the passing of former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and the legacy he left behind.
Tavis reflects on the passing of his radio show executive producer Sheryl Flowers due to breast cancer. He asks viewers not to wait until cancer touches someone close to you, but to get serious about fighting it now.
On July 10, 2009, in a show devoted to discussing breast cancer, Tavis talks with one of the leading authorities on cancer risk assessment, Dr. Olufunmilayo Olopade, and breast cancer survivors singer-actress Diahann Carroll and TV writer Jessica Queller.
If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with breast cancer, learn about the disease ...
Tavis discusses Michael Jackson's legacy and his regret over never getting to see the "King of Pop" perform live. The show recently aired two commemorative episodes about this musical icon. Watch Motown Records founder Berry Gordy reflect on his relationship with Michael Jackson. Also catch professors Cornel West and Michael Eric Dyson assess Michael Jackson's cultural and social legacy.
Tavis offers his opinions on healthcare in America and asks viewers to join the discussion on this complex issue.
Tavis discusses whether he was starstruck during his exclusive two-part interview with Prince. In this rare interview, the iconic musician talks about his childhood, his parents and obstacles he's had to overcome. Watch Part 1. Watch Part 2
Tavis holds a town hall forum to discuss his new book Accountable and how to make America as good as its promise during the Obama presidency.
Tavis celebrates Black History Month, talks about the upcoming State of the Black Union, and partnering with NewsTrust.net.
Tavis shows what his day is like at his radio studio and office.
Tavis talks about the upcoming inauguration and the special show next week with highlights from past interviews with President-elect Obama.
Tavis talks about why viewers and Web site visitors can "Expect More" in 2009 in his 6th season on PBS.
Tavis gives a behind-the-scenes look at his appearance on the WGBH show Basic Black.
Tavis explains the meaning behind his closing line, "Keep the faith."