A long conversation that the ruggedly handsome Mr. Keen had with the journalist Bill Moyers, broadcast on PBS in 1991, brought him national exposure the month that “Fire in the Belly” was ...

Like, I think that that you can see the way there's this sort of like we're on PBS, we can say, Bill Moyers would never say that, but I think that's what's happening here. Like, you've got ...

Renamed "The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour," the extra time allowed… John Siceloff, an American journalist who reported for "The MacNeil/Lehrer Report" and co-created PBS’s "Now" with Bill Moyers ...

David hosted the evening program from 1993-2003, then anchored the award-winning public television news program “Now” on PBS after a period co-hosting with journalist Bill Moyers. David has co ...

Prior to joining the NewsHour, he was a producer and correspondent for Need to Know on PBS, and before that, on Bill Moyers Journal. Brangham worked on multiple Moyers' documentary series in the ...

In a 1991 interview with journalist Bill Moyers that was broadcast on public ... The book was made into a 1987 PBS documentary. When Dr. Keen was nearly 62 years old, he watched a television ...

Yet for Republicans who took their news from PBS and NPR, the average rate was only 32 percent ... According to washingtonspectator.com and speeches made by Bill Moyers, full-time employees of radio ...

“He knew exactly what he was doing,” Bill Moyers later recalled—and so, with quiet determination, did Whittington. "It was a revelation to me," Whittington reflected, as it was to Paula ...