Interview Archives
- Singer-songwriter Amos Lee
Singer-songwriter discusses his latest CD and the painful experience that inspired the song ‘Jesus;’ he also performs a track from the new project.
Singer-songwriter Amos Lee
- Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee
The Democratic congresswoman from Texas offers her take on President Obama’s standing with African Americans and his recent speech at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s annual awards dinner.
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee
- Singer-songwriter John Legend
Six-time Grammy winner and self-described ‘political junkie’ explains why he wanted to team up with The Roots for his new CD.
Singer-songwriter John Legend
- Comedian-actor John Leguizamo
The Emmy-winning comedian-actor explains why he created the successful one-man show, Ghetto Klown, and discusses why, growing up, he didn’t feel like he was a part of the U.S.
Comedian-actor John Leguizamo
- Writer Joseph Lelyveld
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer discusses his controversial new biography Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle with India.
Writer Joseph Lelyveld
- Author Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
Author of The Dressmaker of Khair Khana explains why nothing changes the dynamic in a family like a woman earning an income.
Author Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
- CNN anchor Don Lemon
CNN anchor Don Lemon talks about his candid new memoir, Transparent.
CNN anchor Don Lemon
- Human rights advocate Mavis Leno
Chair of the Feminist Majority Foundation’s Campaign to Help Afghan Women and Girls explains the connection between the Taliban and women in Afghanistan.
Human rights advocate Mavis Leno
- Actress Melissa Leo
Award-winning actress explains why she feels her character was a remarkable woman.
Actress Melissa Leo
- Former boxing champ “Sugar” Ray Leonard
Celebrated former boxing champ discusses the devastating sexual abuse he faced during his teen years and writes about in his memoir, The Big Fight, and dissects some of his greatest fights.
Former boxing champ “Sugar” Ray Leonard
- Environmentalist Annie Leonard
Environmentalist explains The Story of Stuff project.
Environmentalist Annie Leonard
- Law professor Lawrence Lessig
The Harvard law professor and author of Republic Lost discusses the OWS and Tea Party movements and explains how Washington’s distorted focus on raising campaign funds impacts America.
Law professor Lawrence Lessig
- R&B singer Eddie Levert
R&B singer and O’Jays frontman explains how, in death, his late son Gerald has taught him about what it means to be a father.
R&B singer Eddie Levert
- Singer-songwriter Eddie Levert
The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer reflects on 50 years with the O’Jays, fatherhood and losing his sons; he also talks about his debut solo album, “I Still Have It.”
Singer-songwriter Eddie Levert
- Democrat – MI Rep. Sandy Levin
New House Ways and Means committee chair discusses the plan for financial reform and the importance of the healthcare reform bill.
Democrat – MI Rep. Sandy Levin


