Jun 13 Watch Roger Rosenblatt Considers the Rise of Religion in American Life Essayist Roger Rosenblatt considers the rise of religion in American life. Continue watching
Jun 13 Watch Senate Votes on Apology for Lack of Lynching Legislation The U.S. Senate voted on a resolution officially apologizing to the families of lynching victims for not outlawing lynching as a federal crime. Continue watching
Jun 09 Watch 'Everything Bad is Good for You' Jeffrey Brown sits down with Steven Johnson, author of a new book "Everything Bad is Good for You: How Today's Popular Culture is Actually Making Us Smarter," which explains what we do for fun is just as educational in its… Continue watching
Jun 07 Watch Essayist Clarence Page Considers the Definition of a Journalist Essayist Clarence Page of the Chicago Tribune considers who is and who is not a journalist. Continue watching
Jun 06 Watch Conversation: 'Doubt' A profile of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play, "Doubt," which won four Tony awards including one for best play at the 59th Annual Tony Awards. Continue watching
Jun 03 Watch Edward Albee: A Life in Drama Arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown sits down with award-winning playwright Edward Albee on the eve of this year's Tony Awards. Continue watching
Jun 02 Watch Surviving Jonestown "The People's Temple," a new play based on the Jonestown massacre, reconsiders the group's origins in the social justice and civil rights movements. Continue watching
May 30 Watch Essayist Roger Rosenblatt Discusses a New Book About the Civil Rights Movement Essayist Roger Rosenblatt considers a new book by Karl Fleming on the civil rights movement. Continue watching
May 25 Watch Essayist Richard Rodriguez Looks at Arizona Minutemen Essayist Richard Rodriguez that looks at the Arizona Minutemen patrolling the Mexico-Arizona border. Continue watching
May 20 Watch Margaret Garner Jeffrey Brown looks at a new opera based on the same true story of slavery that was the basis for Toni Morrison's "Beloved."… Continue watching