Interview Archives

The Oscar nominee recounts some of her struggles as a woman, a Muslim and an Iranian, as detailed in her memoir, The Alley of Love and Yellow Jasmines.

The Council on Foreign Relations president unpacks his text, Foreign Policy Begins at Home.

One of the greatest MLB pitchers of all time, Gooden shares stories of his personal and professional challenges, as detailed in his candid memoir, Doc.

Fellowes and McGovern discuss their critically acclaimed and Emmy-winning period drama series, Downton Abbey.

An activist in her own right, Evers-Williams reflects on the legacy of her slain husband.

The director of CFR’s U.S.-Mexico Initiative explains why Mexico’s transformations over the last three decades matter for the U.S.

Massachusetts’ first elected female U.S. senator weighs in on the status of legislation that would give Americans relief on student loan debt.

The Oscar-nominated writer and series showrunner talks about his latest projects: the film Much Ado About Nothing and the upcoming series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

The legendary NBA coach sparks controversy with his new text, Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success.

The musician Rolling Stone lists as one of the “100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time” reflects on the making of his latest CD, “Lickety Split.”

Sederer, author of The Family Guide to Mental Health Care, discusses the mental health crisis in the U.S.

The UK-born actor offers an update on life after his turn on the Emmy-winning drama, Homeland, including his upcoming portrayal of the legendary Paul Robeson.

The provocative best-selling author unpacks his new text, the intensely debated The World Until Yesterday.

We celebrate our landmark 2,000th show on PBS with highlights from some of our enlightening, encouraging and empowering conversations over the past 10 years.

The multiple Oscar nominee talks about his new release, the highly anticipated Before Midnight—which he also co-wrote.