Videos 18816
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Michael Oppenheimer; William Rhoden; Serena Williams
World, Sports, ScienceAir Date 02/02/2007
Michael Oppenheimer on climate change; William Rhoden on Super Bowl XLI; tennis player Serena Williams.
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Serena Williams
SportsAir Date 02/02/2007
Powerhouse tennis player Serena Williams reflects on her return to major tournaments after the death of her sister Yetunde.
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Senator Chuck Schumer
PoliticsAir Date 02/01/2007
Sen. Chuck Schumer offers his opinion on a troop surge in Iraq and the democratic candidates for the 2008 presidential elections.
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Nicolas Sarkozy
WorldAir Date 01/31/2007
French Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy, who is currently running for president, on the campaign and his opponent, Segolene Royal.
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Margaret Atwood
BooksAir Date 01/29/2007
Author Margaret Atwood, who has written more than 40 books, presents "Moral Disorder and Other Stories."
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Jon Robin Baitz
EntertainmentAir Date 01/29/2007
Playwright and screenwriter Jon Robin Baitz presents his new television series, "Brothers and Sisters," which looks at the unique nature of families in a post-9/11 world.
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Steve Wozniak
Business, TechAir Date 01/29/2007
Co-founder of Apple Computers Steve Wozniak on the next tech revolution and the power of mobile devices.
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Jon Robin Baitz; Steve Wozniak; Margaret Atwood
Entertainment, Business, Books, TechAir Date 01/29/2007
A look at post-9/11 families in the series "Brothers and Sisters." Apple’s co-founder on the next tech revolution. Author of "Moral Disorder and Other Stories."
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Oscar Nominations '07
EntertainmentAir Date 01/26/2007
Actors and directors nominated for Academy Awards, including Peter O'Toole, Helen Mirren, and Martin Scorsese.
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Billy Nighy
EntertainmentAir Date 01/25/2007
Bill Nighy reflects on making his Broadway debut in David Hare's "The Vertical Hour," directed by Sam Mendes.
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John F. Burns
World, PoliticsAir Date 01/24/2007
Correspondent John F. Burns examines the current uptick of violence in Baghdad.
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State of the Union 2007
PoliticsAir Date 01/23/2007
An examination of Bush's 2007 State of the Union address with a panel of journalists and other experts.
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Robert Rubin
World, PoliticsAir Date 01/22/2007
Robert Rubin, former treasury secretary, on challenges facing the new Congress.
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Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
Entertainment, Books, ScienceAir Date 01/22/2007
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. traces Oprah's genealogy and publishes his findings.
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Robert Rubin; Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
World, Entertainment, Politics, Books, ScienceAir Date 01/22/2007
Robert Rubin on the challenges facing the new Congress; Henry Louis Gates, Jr. traces Oprah's genealogical roots.
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Donny George Youkhanna
World, Art and designAir Date 01/19/2007
Donny George, former director of the Iraqi National Museum in Baghdad, describes the April 2003 looting.
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Counterinsurgency Panel
WorldAir Date 01/19/2007
Historian Alistair Horne and others discuss counterinsurgency and analyze the connections between Algeria and Iraq.
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Counterinsurgency Panel; Donny George
World, Art and designAir Date 01/19/2007
A panel compares counterinsurgency in Algeria and Iraq; Donny George describes the looting of the Iraqi National Museum.
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MacArthur Fellows
Education, Health, Art and designAir Date 01/18/2007
Anna Schuleit, George Saunders, John Rich, and Atul Gawande discuss their work and their reactions to being chosen for the fellowship.
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Adam Gopnik
BooksAir Date 01/18/2007
Author Adam Gopnik presents his new book, "Through the Children's Gate," a look at the city of New York through the eyes of his children.
