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Seasons
52. The Children's Climate Crusade
January 2, 2015
A new generation turns an ancient idea into a crusade to save the future.
51. American Indians Confront "Savage Anxieties"
December 26, 2014
Stereotypes have been codified into laws with devastating consequences.
50. The New Robber Barons
December 19, 2014
We've just watched as Washington paid off financial interests with provisions in the new spending bill that expand the amount of campaign cash wealthy donors can give, and let banks off the hook for gambling with customer (and taxpayer) money. It all sounds strikingly familiar to the First Gilded Age, says historian Steve Fraser. But back then people rose in rebellion against the powers that be.
49. Democrats Bow Down to Wall Street
December 12, 2014
Republicans and Democrats alike are abandoning the republic in pursuit of big bucks.
48. The United States of Ferguson
December 5, 2014
In an encore broadcast, journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates talks about our legacy of slavery.
47. The Long, Dark Shadows of Plutocracy
November 28, 2014
The dark shadows of plutocracy are spreading across the commons of democracy.
46. How Public Power Can Defeat Plutocrats
November 21, 2014
The corrupting influence of money in politics and what's being done about it.
45. The Bare Knuckle Fight against Money in Politics
November 14, 2014
In this turbulent midterm election year, two academics -- Lawrence Lessig and Zephyr Teachout -- left the classroom and confronted the reality of down-and-dirty politics, attempting to replace moneyed interests with the public interest. Neither was successful
44. Facing Down Corporate Election Greed
November 7, 2014
A small California city took on one of America's biggest corporations and won.
43. Breaking Big Money's Grip on Elections
October 31, 2014
Sen. Bernie Sanders shares his plan to put government back in voters' control.
42. The Fight - the Right - to Vote
October 24, 2014
Two experts on American elections on the plot to keep citizens away from the ballot box.
41. Keeping Faith in Democracy
October 17, 2014
Marilynne Robinson on her new book 'Lila' and the state of democracy in America.
40. Restoring an America that Has Lost Its Way
October 10, 2014
Reporter Bob Herbert on the brave, hard-working people battered by the economic downturn.
39. Too Big to Jail?
October 3, 2014
Here's how Washington and Wall St. are joined in a culture of corruption.
38. America's New War in the Middle East
September 26, 2014
President Obama announced this week that the US was taking the lead in bombing jihadists in Iraq and Syria, opening what is being widely interpreted as another long and costly American military campaign in the Middle East. Bill discusses the conflict with Jonathan Landay, a national security reporter for McClatchy Newspapers and Matthew Hoh, a former foreign service officer in Afghanistan.
37. Climate Change: The Next Generation
September 19, 2014
An 18-year-old activist is fighting climate change in the courts using a novel strategy.
36. Climate Change: Faith and Fact
September 12, 2014
Scientist Katharine Hayhoe on ending the gridlock between politics, science and faith.
35. Elizabeth Warren on Fighting Back Against Wall St. Giants
September 5, 2014
Before returning to Washington for the start of Congress, Sen. Elizabeth Warren talks to Bill Moyers about the problems facing middle class Americans. "Washington works for those who can hire armies of lobbyists, armies of lawyers and get just the rules they want. It doesn't work so well for American families," Sen. Warren tells Moyers.
34. How Tax Reform Can Save the Middle Class
August 24, 2014
In part two of his interview, the Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph E. Stiglitz talks to Bill about his new plan for overhauling America's current tax system, which he believes contributes to making America the most unequal society of the advanced countries.
32. Facing Evil with Maya Angelou
August 15, 2014
Maya Angelou on racism, rape and redemption. This week on Moyers & Company.
31. Going Home with Maya Angelou
August 8, 2014
In an episode from 1982, Bill joins Angelou on her return to the town where she grew up.
30. John Lithgow on the Role of a Lifetime
August 1, 2014
The actor talks about the challenges and triumphs of playing Shakespeare's King Lear.
29. The Conscience of a Compassionate Conservative
July 25, 2014
Politicians in Washington, DC, seem to have stopped talking - and listening - to their colleagues across the aisle. While Washington appears to have stopped their conversations, Bill decided to start a new one. This week he speaks with the American Enterprise Institute's president Arthur C. Brooks, whose political views in large measure differ from his own, on how to fight our widening inequality.
28. The Crusade Against Reproductive Rights
July 18, 2014
Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards on the politics of reproductive freedom.
27. Is the Supreme Court Out of Order?
July 11, 2014
Bill speaks with two journalists about the agenda of the Roberts court.
26. Grassroots Grow Against Greed
July 4, 2014
Organized people versus organized money: the battle continues.
25. The Truth vs. DC's Propaganda Machine
June 27, 2014
Why facts, logic and reason are often missing in the rush to war.
24. Chaos in Iraq
June 20, 2014
While Washington’s armchair warriors cry “back to Iraq,” a real warrior says no way.
23. Too Big to Fail and Getting Bigger
June 13, 2014
Our banks are larger than before the 2008 crash and they're still living dangerously.
22. Stiglitz on Tax Reform to Save the Middle Class
June 6, 2014
Nobel Laureate economist Joseph E. Stiglitz says the economic situation in America is grave. Inequality is too great, unemployment too high, public investments too meager, corporations too greedy, and the tax code too biased toward the very rich. "We already have a system that isn't working," he tells Bill Moyers. "We already have a tax system that has contributed to making America the most unequal society of the advanced countries... "We can have a tax system that can help create a fairer society. Only ask the people at the top to pay their fair share. It's not asking a lot. It's just saying the top 1% shouldn't be paying a lower tax rate than somebody much further down the scale - [they] shouldn't have the opportunity to move money offshore." Stiglitz believes that taxes can be used as incentives: "If your taxes say we want to encourage real investments in America, then you get real investment in America... But I also believe that you have to shape incentives and that markets on their own don't necessarily shape them the right way." The economist concludes that the barriers to solving our problems are political, not economic, and we can change what's wrong if enough of us insist. Now a professor at Columbia University, Joseph E. Stiglitz served as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers in the Clinton White House, as chief economist of the World Bank and is currently president of the International Economic Association. He is a best-selling author with a worldwide following that includes presidents and prime ministers.
21. NO to Tax Dodgers, YES to Fair Play
May 30, 2014
A new report by Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph E. Stiglitz for the Roosevelt Institute suggests that paying our fair share of taxes and cracking down on corporate tax dodgers could be a cure for inequality and a faltering economy. Stiglitz tells Bill Moyers that Apple, Google, GE and a host of other Fortune 500 companies are creating what amounts to "an unlimited IRA for corporations," some of them paying no taxes whatsoever. The result? Vast amounts of lost revenue for our treasury and the exporting of much-needed jobs to other countries. "I think we can use our tax system to create a better society, to be an expression of our true values," Stiglitz tells Moyers. "But if people don't think that their tax system is fair, they're not going to want to contribute. It's going to be difficult to get them to pay. And, unfortunately, right now, our tax system is neither fair nor efficient." Stiglitz continues, "We have a tax system that reflects not the interest of the middle. We have a tax system that reflects the interest of the one percent... What I want to do is create a tax system that has incentives to create jobs. And if you tell a corporation, 'Look, if you don't create jobs, you're taking out of our system, you're not putting anything back, you're going to pay a high tax. But if you put back into our system by investing, then you can get your tax rate down.' That seems to me common sense, particularly in a time like today, when 20 million Americans need a full-time job and can't get one."
20. Our Heritage of Racism
May 23, 2014
Every once in a while, an article or book comes along that changes how we think and talk about race in America. So it is with the cover story in the new issue of The Atlantic magazine. Written by journalist Ta-Nahisi Coates, its provocative title is "The Case for Reparations," and it urges that we begin a national dialogue on whether the United States should compensate African Americans not only as recognition of slavery's "ancient brutality" -- as President Lyndon Johnson called it - but also as acknowledgement of all the prejudice and discrimination that have followed in a direct line from this, our original sin.
"I am not asking you, as a white person, to see yourself as an enslaver," Coates explains to Bill Moyers. "I'm asking you as an American to see all of the freedoms that you enjoy and see how they are rooted in things that the country you belong to condoned or actively participated in in the past. And that covers everything from enslavement to the era of lynching, when we effectively decided that we weren't going to afford African Americans the same level of protection of the law...
"There are plenty of African Americans in this country-- and I would say that this goes right up to the White House-- who are not by any means poor, but are very much afflicted by white supremacy."
Reparations, Coates says, are "what the United States, first of all, really owes African Americans, but not far behind that, what it owes itself, because this is really about our health as a country... I firmly believe that reparation is a chance to be pioneers. We say we set all these examples about liberty and freedom and democracy and all that great stuff. Well, here's an opportunity for us to live that out."
Ta-Nehisi Coates has written for many publications, including The New York Times and The Washington Post. He is a senior editor for The Atlantic magazine and author of the 2008 memoir, "The Beautiful Struggle: A Father, Two Sons, and an Unlikely Road to Manhood."
19. The War on Climate Scientists
May 16, 2014
David Suzuki says there's still hope for the planet, despite the greed of corporations.
18. Time to Get Real on Climate Change
May 9, 2014
A scientist warns that we’re burning up the planet.
17. Is Net Neutrality Dead?
May 2, 2014
For years, the government has upheld the principle of “Net neutrality,” the belief that everyone should have equal access to the web without preferential treatment. But now, Chairman of the FCC Tom Wheeler is circulating potential new rules that reportedly would put a price tag on climbing aboard the Internet. New York Times columnist David Carr and telecommunications policy expert Susan Crawford.
16. Putting the Freeze on Global Warming
April 25, 2014
Bill talks with two leaders who helped inspire the new fossil fuel divestment movement. They are urging foundations, faith groups, pension funds, municipalities and universities to sell their shares in polluting industries and reinvest in companies committed to climate change solutions.
15. What the One Percent Don't Want You to Know
April 18, 2014
Economist Paul Krugman explains how the US is fast becoming an oligarchy.
14. Fighting for the Four Freedoms
April 11, 2014
Historian Harvey J. Kaye on why FDRs Four Freedoms are now more important than ever.
13. All Work and No Pay
April 4, 2014
Activist Saru Jayaraman talks to Bill about food workers fight for a living wage.
12. Public Schools for Sale?
March 28, 2014
Education historian Diane Ravitch on the private sellout of public schools.
11. Who's Buying Our Midterm Elections?
March 21, 2014
Two investigative journalists on the role of dark money in this year's midterm elections.
10. No Escaping Dragnet Nation
March 14, 2014
Julia Angwin on how the US has become a dragnet nation where mass surveillance rules.
9. Ian Haney Lopez on the Dog Whistle Politics of Race, Part 2
March 7, 2014
Bill Moyers continues his conversation with author and legal scholar Ian Haney López about dog whistle politics
8. Ian Haney Lopez on the Dog Whistle Politics of Race
February 28, 2014
How dog whistle politics use race to influence your vote.
7. The Deep State Hiding in Plain Sight
February 21, 2014
Mike Lofgren, a congressional staff member for 28 years, joins Bill Moyers to talk about what he calls Washington's "Deep State," in which elected and unelected figures collude to protect and serve powerful vested interests. “It is how we had deregulation, financialization of the economy, the Wall Street bust, the erosion or our civil liberties and perpetual war," Lofgren tells Moyers.
6. Putting Political Corruption on Ice
February 14, 2014
Two Americans fighting the good fight against greed and corruption in politics.
5. Bill McKibben to Obama: Say No to Big Oil
February 7, 2014
Environmentalist Bill McKibben says it’s time for Obama to stand up to oil companies.
4. David Simon: "My country is a horror show!"
January 31, 2014
David Simon, creator of ‘The Wire,' on the state of the union beyond the Beltway.
3. From a Universe of Wonder to the Politics of Earth
January 24, 2014
Neil deGrasse Tyson on why science literacy is critical to the future of our democracy.
2. Neil deGrasse Tyson on Science, Religion and the Universe
January 17, 2014
More from Neil deGrasse Tyson on science, religion and our expanding universe.
1. Neil deGrasse Tyson on the New Cosmos and our Dark Universe
January 10, 2014
This week the astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson on why science & science literacy matter.
Description
Moyers & Company is a thought-provoking talk show that aired on PBS from 2012 to 2015. Hosted by Bill Moyers, the show explores a wide range of political, social, and economic issues that are shaping our world today. With insightful interviews, in-depth analysis, and engaging storytelling, Moyers & Company delivers a unique and compelling perspective on the most pressing issues of our time.
Each episode of the show features a topical discussion that focuses on a particular subject of interest. Often, the guests on the show are leading experts in their fields, offering unique insights and perspectives on issues spanning from climate change and income inequality to health care and education. Throughout the show, Moyers encourages his guests to be as candid and forthright as possible when discussing these issues, which leads to some fascinating and thought-provoking conversations.
One of the hallmarks of Moyers & Company is its commitment to uncovering the truth and making sense of complex issues. To this end, the show employs a variety of techniques to help viewers better understand the topics at hand. For instance, interviews are often accompanied by explainer segments that provide context or background information. Similarly, the show uses compelling visual aids and graphics to help illustrate complex ideas, making it easier for viewers to follow along with the conversation.
One of the most interesting aspects of Moyers & Company is its focus on the intersection of politics, media, and society. The show frequently tackles issues related to the role of the media in shaping public opinion, as well as political issues related to campaign finance, lobbying, and other forms of influence. Moyers & Company also explores the ways in which societal factors, such as race, gender, and class, can play a role in shaping our beliefs and attitudes.
Overall, Moyers & Company is a fascinating and engaging talk show that offers an insightful and compelling perspective on the most pressing issues of our time. With its thoughtful and well-researched discussions, as well as its commitment to uncovering the truth and making sense of complex issues, it is a must-watch for anyone who wants to stay informed about the world around us.
Moyers & Company is a series that ran for 3 seasons (135 episodes) between January 13, 2012 and on PBS
Where to Watch Moyers & Company
Moyers & Company is available for streaming on the PBS website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Moyers & Company on demand at and PBS.
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CastBill MoyersKathleen Hall JamiesonJohn Nichols
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Premiere DateJanuary 13, 2012
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IMDB Rating7.2 (47)
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