Dec 08 Watch Hip Hop Literature Spencer Michels reports on an increasingly popular genre of streetwise fiction called "hip hop literature."… Continue watching
Dec 03 Watch Things That Matter Essayist Anne Taylor Fleming says that separation and loss teach us that the written word we share with loved ones is often one of the things that matters most. Continue watching
Dec 02 Watch Selling a Dream Ray Suarez continues the NewsHour series on how and where Americans live their lives with a look at the divorce between expectations and reality in the wedding business. Continue watching
Dec 01 Watch Hope Dies Last Studs Terkel has written 11 books of oral history, allowing ordinary Americans to tell their stories through him. Ray Suarez speaks with Terkel about his latest work, "Hope Dies Last," which looks at human perseverance in challenging circumstances. Continue watching
Nov 28 Watch An Artist's History: Kerry James Marshall Jeffrey Brown reports on a contemporary artist with a keen sense of history. Continue watching
Nov 27 Watch Painful Past Jeffrey Kaye of KCET Los Angeles explores the mass expulsion of people of Mexican descent from the United States during the Depression and new efforts to address it. Continue watching
Nov 27 Watch Think Small Essayist Roger Rosenblatt offers some thoughts on Thanksgiving. Continue watching
Nov 27 Watch The Jazz Singers Spencer Michels reports on a school for aspiring jazz singers and the growing popularity of this musical form. Continue watching
Nov 26 Watch Ties That Bind: The Blue Ties of George W. Bush Former NewsHour correspondent Roger Mudd returns with some observations about what some people are wearing around their necks. Continue watching
Nov 26 Watch 'We Are Lincoln Men' Margaret Warner speaks with Pulitzer Prize-winning author David Herbert Donald about his book, "We Are Lincoln Men: Abraham Lincoln and His Friends."… Continue watching