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  • Author Bonnie St. John

    Tavis talks with the Paralympic medalist, Rhodes Scholar and best-selling author about her inspirational new text, How Great Women Lead.

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  • Actor Michael Emerson

    Tavis talks with the Emmy winner about his role in the new series Person of Interest.

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  • Singer-songwriter Carole King

    Tavis talks with the prolific singer-songwriter about her long-awaited memoir, A Natural Woman.

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  • Urban farmer Will Allen

    Tavis talks with the pioneering urban farmer about his work with the organization he founded, Growing Power, and his text, The Good Food Revolution.

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  • Actor Dev Patel

    Tavis talks with the Slumdog Millionaire star about his latest projects, including the new film The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.

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  • Actor Ryan O’Neal

    Tavis talks with the Oscar-nominated actor about his new memoir, Both of Us: My Life with Farrah.

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THE RUNDOWN

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Guest blogger Bonnie St. John recalls the 1984 Innsbruck Games and shares what the Paralympic world had known since the beginning: athletic competition among people with disabilities is intense and exciting.
May 18, 2012 by Guest Blogger
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Coming in hot with momentum from the “Made Visible” panel discussion and the best-selling success of her latest text, Half the Sky, WuDunn is an advocate for women’s rights, making a name for herself in the global war against the oppression of women. The Half the Sky Movement will also include a four-part series featured on PBS.
May 7, 2012 by Carla Amurao
‘…education is the key. It is the most important ladder out of poverty. It is not the only condition, because you do need to have jobs created, but it is critical. Without education, you can’t function.’ – Pulitzer Prize-winning author Sheryl WuDunn
The last two weeks' conversations highlighted themes of education, life experiences and love.
May 12, 2012 by Carla Amurao
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While some have attempted to explain Tim and Eric's humor, it's something, much like cilantro or Kevin Smith movies, that you either like or you don't--explanation rarely makes a difference.
May 6, 2012 by Jeremy Freed
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