Episodes
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1. Episode 1
Kenny Loggins.
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2. Episode 2
Joshua Bell.
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3. Episode 3
Dr. Benjamin Barber; Mary McDonnell.
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4. Episode 4
Sociologist Michael Kimmel ("Angry White Men").
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5. Episode 5
Barkhad Abdi; Lupita Nyong'o.
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6. Episode 6
Bruce Dern.
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7. Episode 7
Don Cheadle.
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8. Episode 8
Kenneth Branagh.
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9. Episode 9
Part 1 of 2. "MLK: A Call to Conscience."
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10. Episode 10
Conclusion. "MLK: A Call to Conscience."
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11. Episode 11
Julie Delpy; Robert Hilburn.
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12. Episode 12
Joseph Gordon-Levitt; Gloria Gaynor.
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13. Episode 13
Itzhak Perlman.
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14. Episode 14
L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti; Chideo founder Todd Wagner.
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15. Episode 15
Chita Rivera.
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16. Episode 16
Teller; violinist Hilary Hahn.
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17. Episode 17
Writer Samuel G. Freedman and former NFL quarterback James "Shack" Harris.
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18. Episode 18
Tavis talks with Grammy Award–winning Beninoise singer-songwriter and activist Angélique Kidjo.
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19. Episode 19
Philip Seymour Hoffman (1967-2014) is remembered.
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20. Episode 20
International law expert Edwin Smith (USC); Béla Fleck.
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21. Episode 21
Dr. Alvaro Huerta; Shelby Lynne.
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22. Episode 22
Part 1 of 2 with Darlene Love and Merry Clayton.
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23. Episode 23
Conclusion. Darlene Love and Merry Clayton.
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24. Episode 24
Jamie Lee Curtis.
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25. Episode 25
Disney animator Floyd Norman.
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26. Episode 26
David Hyde Pierce.
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27. Episode 27
Chiwetel Ejiofor.
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28. Episode 28
Tavis talks with Joel Kinnaman and Joy Bryant.
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29. Episode 29
Tavis talks with P.J. O'Rourke and Amel Larrieux.
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30. Episode 30
Will Forte; Earl Klugh.
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31. Episode 31
Robert Greenwald; Dianne Reeves.
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32. Episode 32
Toni Braxton and Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds.
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33. Episode 33
Sam Polk (founder, Groceryships); Rhea Perlman.
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34. Episode 34
USC professor Robert English on the crisis in Ukraine. Also: actor and writer Steve Coogan.
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35. Episode 35
Harry Lennix.
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36. Episode 36
Physician David B. Agus; actress Julianne Nicholson.
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37. Episode 37
Forest Whitaker.
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38. Episode 38
A 2014 Academy Awards preview, featuring Oscar-nominated guests.
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39. Episode 39
Alicia Keys; Herb Alpert.
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40. Episode 40
Esa-Pekka Salonen; Wayne Shorter.
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41. Episode 41
Gregory Porter; Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite.
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42. Episode 42
Emeli Sandé; Robert Randolph.
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43. Episode 43
Tavis talks with Lawrence Brownlee and Shemekia Copeland.
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44. Episode 44
Scott Adams; Edwidge Danticat.
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45. Episode 45
Tavis talks with Eric Schlosser and Brian Jay Jones.
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46. Episode 46
Tavis talks with T.C. Boyle and Rick Najera.
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47. Episode 47
M. Night Shyamalan; Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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48. Episode 48
Teller; Robert Hilburn.
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49. Episode 49
The allegation that the CIA searched Senate computers is discussed. Also: Marlee Matlin.
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50. Episode 50
Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman ("Harmony").
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51. Episode 51
Journalist Elizabeth Kolbert ("The Sixth Extinction"); comedian Greg Edwards.
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52. Episode 52
Author Peniel E. Joseph ("Stokely: A Life"); Martina McBride.
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53. Episode 53
Tim Conway.
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54. Episode 54
Bruce Jones (Brookings Institution); Dulé Hill and James Roday ("Pysch").
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55. Episode 55
Robert Reich; Benmont Tench.
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56. Episode 56
Errol Morris; Ledisi.
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57. Episode 57
Author Shyima Hall ("Hidden Girl").
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58. Episode 58
Author Miriam Pawel ("The Crusades of Cesar Chavez"); Stanley Jordan.
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59. Episode 59
Immigration issues are discussed with undocumented activist Erika Andiola and Marielena Hincapié? (National Immigration Law Center). Also: Nathan East.
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60. Episode 60
Author Clay Risen ("The Bill of the Century").
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61. Episode 61
Author Saladin Ambar ("Malcolm X at Oxford Union"); Zucchero Fornaciari.
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62. Episode 62
The real-life hero of Hotel Rwanda, Paul Rusesabagina, reflects on his experience, 20 years ago, during one of the worst mass slaughters in modern history.
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63. Episode 63
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon (Council on Foreign Relations); hip-hop music artist Christylez Bacon.
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64. Episode 64
David Crosby.
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65. Episode 65
Frank Langella.
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66. Episode 66
Sociologist Katherine S. Newman ("The Accordion Family"); composer Hafez Nazeri.
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67. Episode 67
Stewart Copeland.
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68. Episode 68
Ken Burns.
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69. Episode 69
Rosanne Cash.
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70. Episode 70
Ed Catmull (Disney and Pixar Animation Studios); Tatiana Maslany.
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71. Episode 71
Jackie Collins.
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72. Episode 72
Environmental scientist Ken Caldeira (Stanford); author Philip Yancey ("The Jesus I Never Knew").
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73. Episode 73
The crisis in Ukraine is discussed with Robert English (USC School of International Relations). Also: Daniel Beaty.
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74. Episode 74
Tavis talks with Economist Joseph E. Stiglitz and Ian Somerhalder.
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75. Episode 75
Nas.
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76. Episode 76
Author Barbara Ehrenreich ("Living With a Wild God: A Nonbeliever's Search for the Truth About Everything"}.
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77. Episode 77
Economist William Easterly; L.A. Opera music director James Conlon.
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78. Episode 78
Mikhail Baryshnikov.
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79. Episode 79
Larry King.
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80. Episode 80
Robin Roberts.
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81. Episode 81
Author Sylvia Longmire ("Border Insecurity"); Harry Hamlin.
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82. Episode 82
Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong.
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83. Episode 83
Sen. Bernie Sanders (Ind.-Vt.); Carla Bruni.
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85. Episode 85
Vermont governor Peter Shumlin; Ken Cook (Environmental Working Group).
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86. Episode 86
Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.); Hugh Dancy.
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88. Episode 88
Ralph Nader; John Slattery.
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89. Episode 89
Journalist Jonathan M. Katz ("The Big Truck That Went By"); Connie Britton.
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90. Episode 90
Barbara Walters; Maurice Hines.
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91. Episode 91
Part 1 of 2. Mel Brooks.
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92. Episode 92
Conclusion. Mel Brooks.
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93. Episode 93
The abducted girls in Nigeria are discussed with journalist Omoyele Sowore and Amber Khan (Women for Women International).
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94. Episode 94
Renée Fleming.
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95. Episode 95
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.); Jim Parsons.
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96. Episode 96
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.); Jon Favreau.
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97. Episode 97
"Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner.
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98. Episode 98
David Goodman (Andrew Goodman Foundation).
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99. Episode 99
Author Nell Bernstein ("Burning Down the House: The End of Juvenile Prison"); Ed O'Neill.
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100. Episode 100
A tribute to Maya Angelou (1928-2014). Also: Ziggy Marley.
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101. Episode 101
A tribute to Maya Angelou (1928-2014).
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102. Episode 102
Arianna Huffington; Brian Culbertson.
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103. Episode 103
Elizabeth Kolbert ("The Sixth Extinction"); Daniel Beaty.
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104. Episode 104
Ed Catmull (Pixar Animation Studios); Marlee Matlin.
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105. Episode 105
Ken Cook (Environmental Working Group); Earl Klugh.
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106. Episode 106
Peniel E. Joseph ("Stokely: A Life"); Tatiana Maslany.
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107. Episode 107
James Conlon; Ledisi.
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108. Episode 108
Immigration reform is discussed with Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-Cal.) and Jersey Vargas, a 10-year-old California girl whose father faces deportation.
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109. Episode 109
Allison Janney.
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110. Episode 110
Dr. David B. Agus; Clark Gregg.
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111. Episode 111
A tribute to Ruby Dee (1922-2014).
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112. Episode 112
Rob and Carl Reiner.
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113. Episode 113
Former senator Joseph Lieberman; Toni Braxton.
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114. Episode 114
Tavis talks with Sebastian Junger and Carol Leifer.
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115. Episode 115
Author Nomi Prins ("All the Presidents' Bankers"); Noah Wyle.
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116. Episode 116
Educator-civil rights activist Bob Moses; documentarian Stanley Nelson ("Freedom Summer").
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117. Episode 117
One of the most famous chefs in the world, whose innovations have come to define modern American cooking, offers tips for losing weight and feeling energetic.
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118. Episode 118
Sociologist Jennifer Lee (UC Irvine); John Lloyd Young.
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119. Episode 119
Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers.
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120. Episode 120
C-SPAN founder Brian Lamb.
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121. Episode 121
Paul Rieckhoff (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America); bluesman Robert Cray.
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122. Episode 122
Dancer Charles "Lil Buck" Riley.
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123. Episode 123
Tavis talks with Ron Capps, founder of the Veterans Writing Project, and with 10-time Grammy-winning trumpet legend Arturo Sandoval.
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124. Episode 124
Tavis talks with six-time Emmy-nominated British actor and musician Hugh Laurie.
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125. Episode 125
Tavis talks with best-selling authors Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner and with an original Dreamgirl, Jennifer Holliday.
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126. Episode 126
Tavis talks with former astronaut Buzz Aldrin and with Chaz Ebert about the documentary on her late husband, entitled Life Itself.
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127. Episode 127
Tavis talks with Michael Levi and Elizabeth Economy about their text on China and with award-winning singer-songwriter Yuna.
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128. Episode 128
Law professor Melissa Murray; Jason Biggs.
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129. Episode 129
Beau Bridges.
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131. Episode 131
Journalist Alex Tizon ("Big Little Man: In Search of My Asian Self"); Sister Simone Campbell, the executive director of NETWORK.
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132. Episode 132
Neurologist Stanley B. Prusiner ("Madness and Memory"); Demián Bichir.
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