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Episodes

129 episodes
1

Episode 1

Kenny Loggins.

30 min
2

Episode 2

Joshua Bell.

30 min
3

Episode 3

Dr. Benjamin Barber; Mary McDonnell.

30 min
4

Episode 4

Sociologist Michael Kimmel ("Angry White Men").

30 min
5

Episode 5

Barkhad Abdi; Lupita Nyong'o.

30 min
6

Episode 6

Bruce Dern.

30 min
7

Episode 7

Don Cheadle.

30 min
8

Episode 8

Kenneth Branagh.

30 min
9

Episode 9

Part 1 of 2. "MLK: A Call to Conscience."

30 min
10

Episode 10

Conclusion. "MLK: A Call to Conscience."

30 min
11

Episode 11

Julie Delpy; Robert Hilburn.

30 min
12

Episode 12

Joseph Gordon-Levitt; Gloria Gaynor.

30 min
13

Episode 13

Itzhak Perlman.

30 min
14

Episode 14

L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti; Chideo founder Todd Wagner.

30 min
15

Episode 15

Chita Rivera.

30 min
16

Episode 16

Teller; violinist Hilary Hahn.

30 min
17

Episode 17

Writer Samuel G. Freedman and former NFL quarterback James "Shack" Harris.

30 min
18

Episode 18

Tavis talks with Grammy Award–winning Beninoise singer-songwriter and activist Angélique Kidjo.

30 min
19

Episode 19

Philip Seymour Hoffman (1967-2014) is remembered.

30 min
20

Episode 20

International law expert Edwin Smith (USC); Béla Fleck.

30 min
21

Episode 21

Dr. Alvaro Huerta; Shelby Lynne.

30 min
22

Episode 22

Part 1 of 2 with Darlene Love and Merry Clayton.

30 min
23

Episode 23

Conclusion. Darlene Love and Merry Clayton.

30 min
24

Episode 24

Jamie Lee Curtis.

30 min
25

Episode 25

Disney animator Floyd Norman.

30 min
26

Episode 26

David Hyde Pierce.

30 min
27

Episode 27

Chiwetel Ejiofor.

30 min
28

Episode 28

Tavis talks with Joel Kinnaman and Joy Bryant.

30 min
29

Episode 29

Tavis talks with P.J. O'Rourke and Amel Larrieux.

30 min
30

Episode 30

Will Forte; Earl Klugh.

30 min
31

Episode 31

Robert Greenwald; Dianne Reeves.

30 min
32

Episode 32

Toni Braxton and Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds.

30 min
33

Episode 33

Sam Polk (founder, Groceryships); Rhea Perlman.

30 min
34

Episode 34

USC professor Robert English on the crisis in Ukraine. Also: actor and writer Steve Coogan.

30 min
35

Episode 35

Harry Lennix.

30 min
36

Episode 36

Physician David B. Agus; actress Julianne Nicholson.

30 min
37

Episode 37

Forest Whitaker.

30 min
38

Episode 38

A 2014 Academy Awards preview, featuring Oscar-nominated guests.

30 min
39

Episode 39

Alicia Keys; Herb Alpert.

30 min
40

Episode 40

Esa-Pekka Salonen; Wayne Shorter.

30 min
41

Episode 41

Gregory Porter; Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite.

30 min
42

Episode 42

Emeli Sandé; Robert Randolph.

30 min
43

Episode 43

Tavis talks with Lawrence Brownlee and Shemekia Copeland.

30 min
44

Episode 44

Scott Adams; Edwidge Danticat.

30 min
45

Episode 45

Tavis talks with Eric Schlosser and Brian Jay Jones.

30 min
46

Episode 46

Tavis talks with T.C. Boyle and Rick Najera.

30 min
47

Episode 47

M. Night Shyamalan; Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

30 min
48

Episode 48

Teller; Robert Hilburn.

30 min
49

Episode 49

The allegation that the CIA searched Senate computers is discussed. Also: Marlee Matlin.

30 min
50

Episode 50

Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman ("Harmony").

30 min
51

Episode 51

Journalist Elizabeth Kolbert ("The Sixth Extinction"); comedian Greg Edwards.

30 min
52

Episode 52

Author Peniel E. Joseph ("Stokely: A Life"); Martina McBride.

30 min
53

Episode 53

Tim Conway.

30 min
54

Episode 54

Bruce Jones (Brookings Institution); Dulé Hill and James Roday ("Pysch").

30 min
55

Episode 55

Robert Reich; Benmont Tench.

30 min
56

Episode 56

Errol Morris; Ledisi.

30 min
57

Episode 57

Author Shyima Hall ("Hidden Girl").

30 min
58

Episode 58

Author Miriam Pawel ("The Crusades of Cesar Chavez"); Stanley Jordan.

30 min
59

Episode 59

Immigration issues are discussed with undocumented activist Erika Andiola and Marielena Hincapié? (National Immigration Law Center). Also: Nathan East.

30 min
60

Episode 60

Author Clay Risen ("The Bill of the Century").

30 min
61

Episode 61

Author Saladin Ambar ("Malcolm X at Oxford Union"); Zucchero Fornaciari.

30 min
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.

30 min
63

Episode 63

Gayle Tzemach Lemmon (Council on Foreign Relations); hip-hop music artist Christylez Bacon.

30 min
64

Episode 64

David Crosby.

30 min
65

Episode 65

Frank Langella.

30 min
66

Episode 66

Sociologist Katherine S. Newman ("The Accordion Family"); composer Hafez Nazeri.

30 min
67

Episode 67

Stewart Copeland.

30 min
68

Episode 68

Ken Burns.

30 min
69

Episode 69

Rosanne Cash.

30 min
70

Episode 70

Ed Catmull (Disney and Pixar Animation Studios); Tatiana Maslany.

30 min
71

Episode 71

Jackie Collins.

30 min
72

Episode 72

Environmental scientist Ken Caldeira (Stanford); author Philip Yancey ("The Jesus I Never Knew").

30 min
73

Episode 73

The crisis in Ukraine is discussed with Robert English (USC School of International Relations). Also: Daniel Beaty.

30 min
74

Episode 74

Tavis talks with Economist Joseph E. Stiglitz and Ian Somerhalder.

30 min
75

Episode 75

Nas.

30 min
76

Episode 76

Author Barbara Ehrenreich ("Living With a Wild God: A Nonbeliever's Search for the Truth About Everything"}.

30 min
77

Episode 77

Economist William Easterly; L.A. Opera music director James Conlon.

30 min
78

Episode 78

Mikhail Baryshnikov.

30 min
79

Episode 79

Larry King.

30 min
80

Episode 80

Robin Roberts.

30 min
81

Episode 81

Author Sylvia Longmire ("Border Insecurity"); Harry Hamlin.

30 min
82

Episode 82

Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong.

30 min
83

Episode 83

Sen. Bernie Sanders (Ind.-Vt.); Carla Bruni.

30 min
85

Episode 85

Vermont governor Peter Shumlin; Ken Cook (Environmental Working Group).

30 min
86

Episode 86

Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.); Hugh Dancy.

30 min
88

Episode 88

Ralph Nader; John Slattery.

30 min
89

Episode 89

Journalist Jonathan M. Katz ("The Big Truck That Went By"); Connie Britton.

30 min
90

Episode 90

Barbara Walters; Maurice Hines.

30 min
91

Episode 91

Part 1 of 2. Mel Brooks.

30 min
92

Episode 92

Conclusion. Mel Brooks.

30 min
93

Episode 93

The abducted girls in Nigeria are discussed with journalist Omoyele Sowore and Amber Khan (Women for Women International).

30 min
94

Episode 94

Renée Fleming.

30 min
95

Episode 95

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.); Jim Parsons.

30 min
96

Episode 96

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.); Jon Favreau.

30 min
97

Episode 97

"Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner.

30 min
98

Episode 98

David Goodman (Andrew Goodman Foundation).

30 min
99

Episode 99

Author Nell Bernstein ("Burning Down the House: The End of Juvenile Prison"); Ed O'Neill.

30 min
100

Episode 100

A tribute to Maya Angelou (1928-2014). Also: Ziggy Marley.

30 min
101

Episode 101

A tribute to Maya Angelou (1928-2014).

30 min
102

Episode 102

Arianna Huffington; Brian Culbertson.

30 min
103

Episode 103

Elizabeth Kolbert ("The Sixth Extinction"); Daniel Beaty.

30 min
104

Episode 104

Ed Catmull (Pixar Animation Studios); Marlee Matlin.

30 min
105

Episode 105

Ken Cook (Environmental Working Group); Earl Klugh.

30 min
106

Episode 106

Peniel E. Joseph ("Stokely: A Life"); Tatiana Maslany.

30 min
107

Episode 107

James Conlon; Ledisi.

30 min
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.

30 min
109

Episode 109

Allison Janney.

30 min
110

Episode 110

Dr. David B. Agus; Clark Gregg.

30 min
111

Episode 111

A tribute to Ruby Dee (1922-2014).

30 min
112

Episode 112

Rob and Carl Reiner.

30 min
113

Episode 113

Former senator Joseph Lieberman; Toni Braxton.

30 min
114

Episode 114

Tavis talks with Sebastian Junger and Carol Leifer.

30 min
115

Episode 115

Author Nomi Prins ("All the Presidents' Bankers"); Noah Wyle.

30 min
116

Episode 116

Educator-civil rights activist Bob Moses; documentarian Stanley Nelson ("Freedom Summer").

30 min
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.

30 min
118

Episode 118

Sociologist Jennifer Lee (UC Irvine); John Lloyd Young.

30 min
119

Episode 119

Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers.

30 min
120

Episode 120

C-SPAN founder Brian Lamb.

30 min
121

Episode 121

Paul Rieckhoff (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America); bluesman Robert Cray.

30 min
122

Episode 122

Dancer Charles "Lil Buck" Riley.

30 min
123

Episode 123

Tavis talks with Ron Capps, founder of the Veterans Writing Project, and with 10-time Grammy-winning trumpet legend Arturo Sandoval.

30 min
124

Episode 124

Tavis talks with six-time Emmy-nominated British actor and musician Hugh Laurie.

30 min
125

Episode 125

Tavis talks with best-selling authors Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner and with an original Dreamgirl, Jennifer Holliday.

30 min
126

Episode 126

Tavis talks with former astronaut Buzz Aldrin and with Chaz Ebert about the documentary on her late husband, entitled Life Itself.

30 min
127

Episode 127

Tavis talks with Michael Levi and Elizabeth Economy about their text on China and with award-winning singer-songwriter Yuna.

30 min
128

Episode 128

Law professor Melissa Murray; Jason Biggs.

30 min
129

Episode 129

Beau Bridges.

30 min
131

Episode 131

Journalist Alex Tizon ("Big Little Man: In Search of My Asian Self"); Sister Simone Campbell, the executive director of NETWORK.

30 min
132

Episode 132

Neurologist Stanley B. Prusiner ("Madness and Memory"); Demián Bichir.

30 min