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Episode: #05139
Nicholas Thompson describes the lives of two friends -- Paul Nitze and George Kennan -- battling over the U.S. approach to the Cold War. (05:32)
Episode: #05136
Randall Balmer refuses to join the Catholic Church because he's suspicious of any religious group that defines itself in negative terms. (07:28)
Episode: #05136
Gail Collins describes the last 50 years of progress made by American women and the new issues they face today. (04:57)
Episode: #05134
Thanks to Jerry Mitchell's investigations, four people have gone to jail for crimes they committed in the civil rights era. (06:53)
Episode: #05125
After offering evidence for evolution, Richard Dawkins wants to see the evidence for God. (05:42)
Episode: #05122
Ken Burns believes if America didn't have national parks, the Grand Canyon would be lined with mansions and Yosemite would be a gated community. (05:30)
Episode: #05115
Chris Matthews believes American politics would have been completely different without the Kennedys. (05:32)
Episode: #05114
Ang Lee captures the hope and optimism of tired, dirty kids in his movie, "Taking Woodstock." (05:20)
Episode: #05113
Robert Wright believes that the three major religions can help God move toward a level of tolerance and compassion. (05:13)
Episode: #05105
David Wondrich serves Stephen drinks from the Great Depression and the Civil War, and invents a Colbert Bump cocktail. (04:57)
Episode: #05105
According to Kurt Andersen, the economic and health crises give Americans a brief chance to get things where they want them. (06:24)
Episode: #05102
Kevin Baker believes President Obama sees what needs to be done but is too reluctant to break with Congress. (05:17)
Episode: #05101
Stephen thanks Orly Taitz for being one of the few people willing to compare the Obama administration to Nazi Germany. (04:57)
Episode: #05099
Zev Chafets doesn't have a problem with steroid use in baseball, but he is concerned about its cover-up. (04:51)
Episode: #05094
Douglas Rushkoff discusses the downfalls of operating the world like a corporation and how to weaken corporate influence. (05:58)
Episode: #05093
Leymah Gbowee organized a sex strike among women until the Liberian civil war ended. (05:33)
Episode: #05089
Kevin Mattson discusses the relevance of Jimmy Carter's underappreciated "national malaise" speech. (06:03)
Episode: #05087
Jim Fouratt discusses the significance of the Stonewall riots for the gay rights movement and his frustration with Barack Obama. (05:59)
Episode: #05084
Simon Schama admits that out of all the countries' histories he's covered, the United States has the greatest. (06:45)
Episode: #05072
Byron Dorgan doesn't believe in the kind of banking modernization that caused the Great Depression. (05:57)
