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Michael Moore reflects on the legacy of Jim Ridgeway, an influential investigative journalist who shaped leftist journalism and impacted Moore's career.
A diverse panel debates colorism, skin bleaching experiences, and cultural appropriation today.
On a remote Croatian island, 17-year-old Julija navigates her oppressive family dynamics and the allure of a wealthy outsider, Javier, who threatens her quest for independence.
Kevin Gates and OG Boobie Black provide motivational advice on personal dilemmas, including love confessions and recovery from a loveless marriage.
Dima Khatib shares her experiences of double exile as a Syrian and Palestinian, reflecting on the challenges of her communities amid the Syrian conflict and Palestinian plight.
Dr. Shaheema Hameed discusses self-care's impact on raising resilient children.
Winnie M Li recounts her experience of being raped in Colin Glen Forest Park, Belfast, in 2008, and discusses the impact on her mental health and activism.
Nancy Pelosi reflects on her political upbringing, the challenges faced by women in leadership, and her significant legislative achievements as a long-serving Congresswoman.
Alexander Payne shares insights on how silent cinema influenced his film Nebraska.
Nemat Shafik discusses key elements for tackling long-term problems in Washington DC.
Nick Love promises to make 20 more films, reflecting on his distinct style and the cultural details in his work on football and fashion.
Quentin and Eve discuss seeking salvation from within through music and community support.
Leimert Park's community leaders Six Sev and MixedByAli redefine leadership through initiatives like Pray For The Hood and support for emerging EngineEars.
Aadhya Guntupalli addresses the communication gap between teens and parents at West Forsyth High School.
The OGIS Open Annual Meeting on August 4, 2026, will address issues of transparency and accessibility in government information sharing.
BDS, a campaign launched in 2005, calls for boycotting, divesting from, and imposing sanctions on Israel until it ends its occupation of the 1967 territories.
Omar Khadr, arrested at 15 in Afghanistan and held at Guantánamo, was convicted as an adult for war crimes under a secret plea bargain.
Simon and Jake discuss the dark side of Japan's schoolgirl culture in their documentary.
Meet men named James Bond, including a gay New York director and a Swedish super-fan.
Owen Jones discusses LGBTQ challenges during the hard times of the coronavirus lockdown.
James O'Brien states that the Remain campaign lost the referendum partly because they tried to fight emotions with facts and then emotions with emotions.
Owen Jones and Josie Long discuss societal injustices and the need for community support.
Two-thirds of Labour MPs represent constituencies that voted to leave the European Union, complicating the party's stance on Brexit.
Labour lost 48 seats to the Scottish National Party, prompting Liz Kendall to discuss her candidacy and critique Jeremy Corbyn's policies in Westminster.
Under 80% of leading newspaper editors in Britain come from private schools, a statistic that Michael Sheen discusses in relation to acting and privilege.
Owen Jones meets young leaders in Manchester to discuss the Reclaim initiative Team Future.
Five bisexual people discuss their experiences with biphobia and coming out in a 14-minute video.
Ali Saleem, a transvestite, hosts a talk show in Pakistan where he asks provocative questions, challenging societal norms and expectations.
Bob McClure discusses Cameron Hafeez's cartoon and humor in The New Yorker magazine.
A panel of gun owners discusses the implications of using AR-15s for self-defense, reflecting diverse opinions on firearms and personal safety.
Sei persone discutono di monogamia e non monogamie etiche in un contesto moderno.
Danish artist Peter Land reflects on his surreal self-portrait as a homeless figure, exploring themes of identity, societal fear, and the grotesque in art.
Jacob Holdt, a Danish photographer, reflects on his experiences in America, highlighting the struggles of marginalized communities through his work "American Pictures."
Rob Hornstra, a Dutch documentary photographer, emphasizes the power of photography as a medium for connection and storytelling, challenging societal prejudices through his work.
Angela White and Emma Rose answer questions about dirty talk and emotional responses after orgasm.
Angela White and Emma Rose take nudes for a living and share tips on lighting, angles, and body confidence during a live call-in segment.
Icons Angela White and Emma Rose answer questions about deep-throating and lubes.
Angela White and Emma Rose provide candid insights on sex, relationships, and societal norms through their platform Thotline, addressing taboo topics and encouraging open dialogue.
Chidera Eggerue engages with porn actresses Casey Calvert and Lena Paul to discuss societal norms and personal preferences regarding women's pubic hair.
Maria Alyokhina, a key figure in the activist group Pussy Riot, critiques the totalitarian regime in Russia and advocates for freedom of expression and support for Ukraine.
Anya Arora addresses the struggle of self-worth in a performance-driven society, advocating for a reconnection with one's inner self amidst external pressures.
AFL-CIO President Richard L. Trumka discusses the frustrations of working people and emphasizes the need for politicians to address their issues at Harvard Kennedy School.
Three authors discuss their book on the roles of First Ladies in American history during a program at the National Archives in honor of Women's History Month.
Middle East correspondents and editors engage in a critical debate on the challenges and ethics of frontline journalism at the Guardian Open Weekend.
Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Lewis, Senior Minister at Middle Collegiate Church, discusses her childhood trauma, activism for social justice, and the transformative power of love and understanding.
Robert Redford reflects on the collaboration between Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein during the Watergate scandal and the making of All the President's Men.
Brad Abbott and Courtney Hamill share their experiences living on boats and in vans.
Angela White and Emma Rose host Thotline, a cheeky call-in advice show on VICE.
