Shows March 2007
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Thursday, March 1
Husband-and-wife team William Cohen and Janet Langhart Cohen believe that hatred kills the American dream. Best-selling author Walter Mosley doesn't think the U.S. can stay within the two-party system.
Friday, March 2
Political scientist Thomas Schaller says politics is about spending money where it counts. Oscar-winning screenwriter-producer Bobby Moresco describes his new TV series, The Black Donnellys.
Monday, March 5
In his first TV interview since announcing his resignation as NAACP CEO, Bruce Gordon says the organization needs to reinvent itself. Financial expert Suze Orman explains why making money is harder for women.
Wednesday, March 7
Tavis talks with multitalented Chris Rock, director and star of the new film, I Think I Love My Wife.
Thursday, March 8
Former death row inmate Kerry Max Cooke talks about one of the worst examples of police and prosecutor misconduct in U.S. history. Actor-activist Mike Farrell discusses his new autobiography, Just Call Me Mike.
Monday, March 12
Volver star Penelope Cruz discusses her pride in being the first Spanish woman nominated for a Best Actress Oscar. Filmmaker James Longley describes making his Oscar-nominated documentary, Iraq in Fragments.
Tuesday, March 13
Humorist and best-selling author P.J. O'Rourke identifies the three things that make the economy grow. Tony-winning singer-actress Audra McDonald reflects on her career and trusting her gut.
Wednesday, March 14
Tavis revisits his conversations with R&B singer-songwriter-actor Chris Brown and hip-hop artist-producer Common.
Thursday, March 15
Veteran comic-political commentator-talk show host Bill Maher, reflects on season five of his HBO series, Real Time, and weighs in on the presidential campaign, racism and news channels.
Friday, March 16
Grammy nominee and soul music legend Sam Moore explains root music. Music producer Phil Ramone discusses his Grammy-winning project with Tony Bennett.
Monday, March 19
Filmmaker-political activist Robert Greenwald comments on the media coverage of the war in Iraq. Singer-songwriter Joss Stone says her music is about making people feel.
Tuesday, March 20
University of Texas law professor Steve Bickerstaff shares why he's calling for the resignation of his friend, Alberto Gonzales. Oscar-nominated actor Terrence Howard talks about his newest film, Pride.
Wednesday, March 21
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson talks about his bid to become the Democratic nominee for the '08 presidential race.
Thursday, March 22
Tavis talks with Pennsylvania Rep. Joe Sestak and actress Gina Torres, one of the stars of the new film, I Think I Love My Wife.
Friday, March 23
Tavis talks with Texas Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jane Smiley.
Monday, March 26
Princeton professor Eddie Glaude offers his definition of leadership. Rapper-turned-actor Ice Cube reflects on his career decisions.
Tuesday, March 27
Children's Defense Fund founder Marian Wright Edelman says if leaders don't vote for health care for children, we shouldn't vote for them. Former U.S. Education Secretary Rod Paige comments on the influence of teachers' unions.
Wednesday, March 28
NBC News correspondent Jane Arraf discusses the latest news from Iraq. Author Anne Lamott talks about sharing her experiences in her new book, Grace (Eventually).
Thursday, March 29
Political theorist Benjamin Barber criticizes the worldwide obsession with consumerism. Jazz pianist Cyrus Chestnut talks about his love of challenges and also performs a track from his upcoming CD.
Friday, March 30
Former Maryland lieutenant governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend thinks we should get religion back into politics. Comedienne-actress Mo'Nique talks about her comedy special, I Coulda Been Your Cellmate.