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Noted author, playwright, and director David Mamet reads from his manuscript version of Faustus, later published in 2004. His plays include Glengarry Glen Ross and Speed-the-Plow; his screenplays include The Verdict and Wag the Dog....
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A unique perspective on the making of "Gracelend" from interviews with Paul Simon and Ladysmith Black Mambazo conducted in 1986 for the MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour. Also includes rare behind-the-scenes footage....
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg is the 108th mayor of the City of New York....
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Yogi Berra is a beloved American baseball personality. On the field, his exploits with the New York Yankees made him a vital part of the most successful sports franchise ever. Off the field, his wit and humor made him a legend. He is the author of the best-selling books: It Ain't Over, The Yogi...
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Barbara Walters talks with New York Times op-ed columnist Frank Rich about her long-awaited memoir, Audition....
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Nancy Pelosi was on the path to political prominence when, as a 47-year-old mother of five, she ran for a seat in Congress and won. Now the highest ranking elected woman in American history and the first female Speaker of the House, Pelosi talks candidly about the opportunities and choices that...
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Bill Gates has spoken extensively around the world at conferences and various venues - including 92nd Street Y - about philanthropy, business and innovation. But what happens when he takes some time to talk - in public - with his father, Bill Gates, Sr., about childhood, fatherhood and what they've...
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This is a slideshow of the Tsunami shot and produced by Mike Shiley, Director, Shidog Films....
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A unique perspective on the making of "Gracelend" from interviews with Paul Simon and Ladysmith Black Mambazo conducted in 1986 for the MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour. Also includes rare behind-the-scenes footage....
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The AIDS crisis in Africa is the subject of this 2001 NewsHour series. Correspondents report on the situation in three countries: Malawi, Botswana and Senegal. Also included is a discussion about the international community's role in combating the epidemic. A warning: segments in the series contain...
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The NewsHour examines the works of William Shakespeare with perspectives from stage actors, films stars, directors and scholars....
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The Pritzker Prize is architecture's most prestigious honor. In these NewsHour conversations, Pritzker laureates discuss their work and the significance of architecture in our daily lives. The collection features a brief retrospective and a conversation with the first Pritzker winner, Philip...
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This collection of NewsHour conversations and debates examines how the news business has evolved during the era of television, cable and the internet. Conversations with four major figures in the history of television news, a veteran AP reporter and two lively debates highlight the good and the bad...
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This NewsHour collection features segments on Alzheimer's disease, the associated treatments and research, including its impact on caregivers and the growing incidence of early-onset Alzheimer's disease....
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The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer presents a series of reports by correspondent Ray Suarez examining where and how Americans choose to live their lives. Reports include a look at an experimental community system know as co-housing; the state of affordable housing in Burlington, Vermont, where real...
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On the 25th anniversary of U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam, "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" examines the war's lasting impact through a series of panel discussions....
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NewsHour conversations with the great American writers....
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NewsHour segments on brain research and treatments for brain injury and disease are featured on this collection: concussion; traumatic brain injury; brain cell generation; incidence of brain cancer from cell phone use and brain mapping....
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A must-have collection for fans of the erudite anchor. On October 20, 1975, "The Robert MacNeil Report" went on the air for the first time. The program evolved and would go on to cover the nation and the world with its own distinctive brand of journalism. This collection includes a...
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In early 1993, the high tech industry was taking off and California's Silicon Valley represented the center of the dot-com universe. Correspondent Spencer Michaels' reports cover the boom and eventual bust of the dot-com industry as well as the beginnings of a recovery. Also included is a...
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A series of discussions and conversations about Islam, its interpretations and its intersections with the secular world and other religions....
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Five accomplished fiction writers discuss their work and the craft of writing....
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National Book Award winning authors discuss their books....
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The immigrant experience has inspired one of the richest strands in American literature. The writers in this collection of conversations from "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" discuss how that experience has influenced their writing. Authors include Frank McCourt, Edwidge Danticat, Jhumpa...
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Winners of the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award and other literary prizes read from their novels, discuss the inspiration for their stories and talk about the writing process in a series of NewsHour conversations....
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The NewsHour looks at the struggles the U.S. steel industry has faced in the global marketplace with a series of reports from Weirton, West Virginia and a Paul Solman report....
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Three reporters who chose to remain in Baghdad during the U.S. led invasion of Iraq describe their experiences in the last days of Saddam Hussein's regime. Segments include reports from New York Times correspondent John Burns during the bombardment of Baghdad and after its fall, and conversations...
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Figures in the Civil Rights Movement reflect on their experiences, their colleagues and where America now stands on the issue of race. Included are conversations with Dorothy Height, Vernon Jordan, John Lewis and Ruby Bridges....
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Conversations with poets & novelists about their writing and how it resonates in a post 9/11 world....
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Conversations with master architects about their recent work, their careers and the significance of architecture in our daily lives. Architects featured include Philip Johnson, Frank Gehry, Michael Graves, Vincent Scully and Rem Koolhaas....
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The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer explores what globalization means for the world economy and Americans....
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Conversations with and poetry readings by U.S. Poet Laureates....
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Poets in Middle Eastern societies are often held in high regard, and many achieve a level of celebrity and authority not common in the West. Jeffrey Brown traveled to Israel and the occupied territories to provide insight into the lives of Israeli and Palestinian poets. These are the first two...
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The NewsHour looks at the entertainment business through conversations with and profiles of a variety of figures in the entertainment world....
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Conversations with Pulitzer Prize winning poets....
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Conversations with composers, conductors and musicians about creating music....
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As the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund met in April 2000, protesters took their complaints against the institutions to the streets of Washington, D.C. The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer covered the action in the streets and the debates over globalism, world trade and the roles and policies...
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