Feb 01 Watch Anne Taylor Fleming Essay on The Contradictions in American Society Essayist Anne Taylor Fleming looks at contradictions she sees in American society. Continue watching
Jan 28 Watch An Anne Taylor Fleming Essay on Women and Their Health Essayist Anne Taylor Fleming presents her thoughts on women and their health. Continue watching
Jan 24 Watch In Memoriam: Johnny Carson Late-night talk show host Johnny Carson died over the weekend at the age of 79. Two entertainment experts look back at Carson's legacy. Continue watching
Jan 17 Watch Civil Rights Historians Discuss Martin Luther King Jr. To mark the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, Jeffrey Brown speaks with civil rights author Nick Kotz and Roger Wilkins, history professor at George Mason University. Continue watching
Jan 14 Watch Roger Rosenblatt Considers the Impact of the Tsunami Essayist Roger Rosenblatt considers the impact of the tsunami. Continue watching
Jan 05 Watch Do You Speak American? Arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown talks with former NewsHour anchor Robert MacNeil about his new documentary, "Do You Speak American?" which can be seen on most PBS stations. Continue watching
Dec 30 Watch Jazz Master: Shirley Horn The National Endowment of the Arts recently named Shirley Horn "jazz master." Jeffrey Brown pays tribute to Shirley Horn who made it big singing with jazz great Miles Davis. Continue watching
Dec 27 Watch Vietnam Still Essayist Ann Taylor Fleming looks at a museum exhibition about California during the Vietnam War era. Continue watching
Dec 23 Watch Roger Rosenblatt Ponders a Bertrand Russell Essay Essayist Roger Rosenblatt ponders the meaning of a Bertrand Russell essay in this holiday season. Continue watching
Dec 21 Watch A Roger Rosenblatt Essay on the Legacy of the Founders of New York Essayist Roger Rosenblatt looks at the legacy of the founders of New York. Continue watching