Bill Moyers In Conversation

Marty Kaplan discusses media distractions that keep us from focusing on inequality, and Gary May puts American voting rights in historical context.

Two decades in the making, the intimate story of two American families struggling to find their places in the new economy.

The tragic truth about hunger, food insecurity and poverty in America.

Get updated on the secretive scheme to remake America by changing its laws, one state house at a time.

Lawrence Lessig and Bill explore how we can protect our privacy when Big Government and Big Business morph into Big Brother.

Economist Richard Wolff talks about battling rampant capitalism and fighting for economic justice.

Bill reports on striking extremes of wealth and poverty in California’s Silicon Valley, and writer Sherman Alexie discusses the influence of his Native American heritage.

Tim DeChristopher tells why he spent nearly two years in prison in the name of environmental justice, and Gretchen Morgenson discusses how banks are still too big to fail and too big to trust.

Bill explores why lead and other toxins continue to threaten America. Also, how money still secretly rules Washington.

Activists Marshall Ganz, Rachel LaForest and Madeline Janis share how organized people can successfully fight organized money.

Newtown parents and a legendary folk singer lift their voices to end gun violence.

Glenn Greenwald talks about the Boston bombings and government secrecy, and two political scholars explain who's to blame for Congressional dysfunction.

Biologist, mother and activist Sandra Steingraber discusses her fight against fracking and toxins contaminating our air, water and food.

A hard look at the state of American economic inequality, and writer Sherman Alexie on living in two different cultures at the same time.

Theologian James Cone and historian Taylor Branch join Bill to discuss Dr. King’s other dream: economic justice.