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Emmy-winning broadcast journalist Bob Abernethy talks about his book, The Life of Meaning. Actor-comedian David Alan Grier explains the premise behind his new comedy series, Thank God You're Here.
Bob Abernethy
Bob Abernethy
Emmy-winning broadcast journalist Bob Abernethy is executive editor and host of Religion and Ethics Newsweekly, which he created for PBS in '97. He previously spent more than four decades as an NBC News correspondent, covering Congress, national political campaigns, education and religion. In ‘84, he took a year off to study theology and social ethics at Yale Divinity School. In Abernathy's book, The Life of Meaning, contributors speak candidly about the search for meaning in their personal lives.
David Alan Grier
David Alan Grier
Bringing comedy to U.S. troops in Iraq (2:24).
Tony Award nominee David Alan Grier is a veteran of stage musicals and dramas, TV and numerous films, with extensive credits that include Dreamgirls and A Soldier's Play on Broadway and the features The Woodsman, Little Man and Bewitched. Many fans remember his memorable characters on the Emmy Award-winning series, In Living Color. The Detroit native and Yale School of Drama alum is creator, executive producer and host of Chocolate News, a new Comedy Central character-driven sketch magazine series.