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Bill Moyers On the Record
Born in Hugo, Bill Moyers spent his first three years in Oklahoma and maintained close ties to the state even after his family moved south of the Red River to Marshall, Texas. With degrees in journalism and divinity, the ordained Baptist minister served as Deputy Director of the Peace Corps, Press Secretary for President Lyndon Johnson, and publisher of Newsday before beginning his broadcast career in 1971. Now, 40 years and more than 30 Emmy Awards later, Moyers returns to Oklahoma to talk about the media and the journalism profession in a one-on-one interview with Dick Pryor. During his broadcast journalism career Moyers has served as chief correspondent for CBS Reports and senior news analyst for CBS News; host of Bill Moyers Journal and Now with Bill Moyers; and host of acclaimed programs including The Power of Myth, A World of Ideas, Healing and the Mind, and Amazing Grace. Bill Moyers On the Record is the latest in a series of award-winning OETA original productions featuring interviews with influential American journalists.
Originally broadcast on January 5, 2012
Mike Boettcher
Julia Child and Gordon Ramsay
Who knew?! Mike Boettcher loves to cook! He once spent a day with Julia Child, and now dreams of cooking with Gordon Ramsay!
Related Topics: Film & Television, Food, Cooking
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
Mike Boettcher
Global Hot Spots
Boettcher believes that the War on Terrorism is here to stay, and that America needs to set the example for the rest of the world.
Related Topics: World, War & Conflict, National Security, Global Affairs, Media, Communications & Media
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
Mike Boettcher
Making a Difference
By telling people's stories, Boettcher says, you can change people's lives and have an impact on history.
Related Topics: Global Affairs, Media
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
Mike Boettcher
International Reporting
How news from half the world away can affect us all.
Related Topics: Media & Technology, National Security, Global Affairs, Media, Communications & Media
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
Mike Boettcher
Technology
During his career, Boettcher has seen technology change rapidly, and that has made reporting from remote areas faster and more efficient.
Related Topics: Media & Technology, Science & Technology, Media, Communications & Media
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
Mike Boettcher
Carlos
Boettcher's son, Carlos, is following in his father's footsteps.
Related Topics: National Security, Media, Communications & Media
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
Mike Boettcher
Reporting Style
Boettcher calls himself a "fireman."
Related Topics: Media & Technology, Media
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
Mike Boettcher
Journalists Spies?
Kidnapped in El Salvador, Boettcher was accused of being a spy for the CIA.
Related Topics: National Security, Global Affairs, Media, Military & Espionage
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
Mike Boettcher
OKC Bombing
Boettcher says terrorists don't wear uniforms, and they don't have a country. Their capital, he says, is hate.
Related Topics: Forensics & Investigations, National Security, Media, Communications & Media
Originally broadcast on September 6, 2010
