Interview Archives

Third World America author sounds the alarm about the downward mobility that the American middle class is facing.

HHS secretary de-bunks some of the myths that still surround the landmark bill.

Communications consultant and pollster shares the top issues that will be on Americans’ minds when they go to the polls in November.

Logue discusses the journey from acting in TV pilot after pilot to ending up with, what he hopes is, a critical success in the new FX series Terriers.

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter explains why, in her career and personal life, she’s the poster child for infinite possibility and talks about her latest CD.

Tennis champion and author of Open talks about whether the risks of writing his autobiography were worth taking, the impact on his family and the legacy of his playing days.

Too Big to Fail author weighs in on whether the financial crisis can happen again in the not-too-distant future.

National Black Farmers Association president explains why he feels the USDA has not been a friend to the nation’s Black farmers.

USA Today Washington bureau chief explains why a congressional loss for Democrats in November might not be such bad news for the White House.

Academy Award-winning thespian, star and producer of the indie film Lovely Still, explains why he took on an older love story in an industry driven by youth.

Highlights of conversations with some of the 2010 Emmy winners.

One of New Orleans’ most favored sons and multiple Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and pianist discusses the impact that Hurricane Katrina had on his spirit.

Florida congressman and Democratic Senate nominee responds to political analysts who say Independent candidate Gov. Crist will pull votes from the Democratic base.

New York Times London bureau chief shares his thoughts on President Obama’s speech marking the end of the U.S. combat mission in Iraq.

Best-selling mystery writer discusses how the notion of keeping secrets plays out in her latest book and in real life.