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Featuring conversations with global leaders and decision makers on the issues affecting the world today, Amanpour and Company adds to the long tradition of public affairs programming that has been a hallmark of public media for decades.

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Does the U.S. Have a Marijuana Problem?

Does the U.S. Have a Marijuana Problem?

Does the U.S. Have a Marijuana Problem?

Professor Margaret Haney discusses the impacts of marijuana use.

Michael Douglas on “Franklin” and “Endangered” Democracies

Michael Douglas on “Franklin” and “Endangered” Democracies

Michael Douglas on “Franklin” and “Endangered” Democracies

Michael Douglas joins the show.

What Did a Climate Scientist Find on Antarctica’s “Doomsday Glacier?”

What Did a Climate Scientist Find on Antarctica’s “Doomsday Glacier?”

What Did a Climate Scientist Find on Antarctica’s “Doomsday Glacier?”

David Holland warns about the impacts of climate change, fresh from an expedition to Antarctica.

Jon Meacham: America’s Democratic Experiment Is at Risk

Jon Meacham: America’s Democratic Experiment Is at Risk

Jon Meacham: America’s Democratic Experiment Is at Risk

Jon Meacham discusses his book "American Struggle."

New Documentary: "The Flagmakers"

New Documentary: "The Flagmakers"

New Documentary: "The Flagmakers"

Directors Sharon Liese and Cynthia Wade discuss their new film.

“I Am – Somebody:” Reflecting on the Life and Legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson

“I Am – Somebody:” Reflecting on the Life and Legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson

“I Am – Somebody:” Reflecting on the Life and Legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson

A'lelia Bundles on the life and legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Could Free Bus Fare Help Reform Criminal Justice?

Could Free Bus Fare Help Reform Criminal Justice?

Could Free Bus Fare Help Reform Criminal Justice?

Emily Galvin Almanza discusses her book “The Price of Mercy.”

A Nat Geo Explorer’s Quest to Help Solve Drought

A Nat Geo Explorer’s Quest to Help Solve Drought

A Nat Geo Explorer’s Quest to Help Solve Drought

Erica Gies joins the show.

Wynton Marsalis on What Jazz Can Teach Us About Democracy

Wynton Marsalis on What Jazz Can Teach Us About Democracy

Wynton Marsalis on What Jazz Can Teach Us About Democracy

Legendary jazz musician Wynton Marsalis discusses his tenure leading Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Why Are Doctors Quitting? A Physician Weighs In

Why Are Doctors Quitting? A Physician Weighs In

Why Are Doctors Quitting? A Physician Weighs In

Dr. Eric Reinhart explains why doctors are demoralized.

Race to Cure Life-Threatening Skin Disease May Be Key to Help Others

Race to Cure Life-Threatening Skin Disease May Be Key to Help Others

Race to Cure Life-Threatening Skin Disease May Be Key to Help Others

Dr. Jean Tang and Michael Hund discuss the rare disease Epidermolysis Bullosa.

David Brooks: “I've Got One More 10-Year Chapter in My Career, Probably”

David Brooks: “I've Got One More 10-Year Chapter in My Career, Probably”

David Brooks: “I've Got One More 10-Year Chapter in My Career, Probably”

Longtime New York Times Opinion columnist David Brooks discusses his departure from the paper.

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