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Audio interviews with PBS correspondent Maria Hinojosa that go behind the headlines to give new perspectives on current events.
Camilo Mejia on Atrocities in Iraq
Judy Shepard: Hate Crimes Law
Reggie Cervantes: Desperate for Health Care
Robert Redford: Business Warming Up To Environment
Robert Reich: Last Chance for Immigration Reform?
Cindy Sheehan: "We'll Come Back Stronger"
Bill Drayton on Social Entrepreneurs
Matthew Burden on Military Blogging
Chris Simcox on Undocumented Immigrants
Ellen Bravo on Women's Pay
Gore Vidal on the Virginia Tech Tragedy
Paul Rieckoff on V.A. Crisis
Saad Eskander on Rebuilding Iraq
Bud Cummins on the U.S. Attorney Firings
Todd Gitlin on the Libby Verdict
Greg Mortenson on Building Schools in Afghanistan
Angela Davis on Race in America
David Kang on North Korea's Nuclear Program
Elizabeth Warren on Debt and the Middle Class
Jeannette Walls on Poverty and Homelessness
Lt. Col. Isaiah Wilson III on More Troops in Iraq
Patty Casazza on 9/11 Commission Recommendations
Elvis Mitchell on the Top Films of 2006
Sen. Jeff Bingaman on America's Energy Policy
Lila Azam Zanganeh on Engaging Iran
Charles Rangel on What's Next for the U.S.
Matt Taibbi Decries Negative Campaigns
Lynne Stewart on her Prison Sentence
George Packer on World Threats
Rose Ann DeMoro on New Labor Ruling
Noam Chomsky on U.S. Foreign Policy
Mark Hanis on The Crisis in Darfur
Maziar Bahari: The U.S. & Iran