The conductor and scholar shines a light on the compelling story of another great American conductor in his new book, Dean Dixon: Negro at Home, Maestro Abroad (African American Cultural Theory and Heritage).

The prolific filmmaker discusses his two thought-provoking short films, Racism Is Real and White Riots.

The actor-comedian discusses his first ever comedy special, Chris Tucker Live, currently available for streaming on Netflix.

The Oscar-nominated actress talks about her stellar career and her latest film, Mr. Holmes.

The Chief Technology Officer at the cybersecurity company Vectra shares how the public can keep their information safe in today's web-driven world.

The former Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs discusses President Obama's upcoming visit to East Africa.

The esteemed journalist and bestselling author discusses his latest text, Two Days in June; John F. Kennedy and the 48 Hours That Made History.

The prolific film director discusses her new biographical documentary What Happened, Miss Simone?, which is available for streaming on Netflix.

The co-founder of the massively successful microlending site Kiva discusses the potential impact that crowdfunding can have on the world, and also shares on her new book, CLAY WATER BRICK.

The multiplatinum selling jazz saxophonist talks about and plays a song from his new album, Futuresoul.