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Stan Lathan joins Tavis Smiley25 oct. 202400:23:36
Iconic TV and film producer and director Stan Lathan talks about the digital restoration of his 1973 concert documentary "Save The Children" and the importance of the Chicago International Film Festival. 
Jonathan Alter joins Tavis Smiley25 oct. 202400:32:53
Three-time New York Times bestselling author and Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker Jonathan Alter talks about his new book, "American Reckoning: Inside Trump's Trial - And My Own" and the reckoning that may be coming on Election Day. 
Byron Donalds joins Tavis Smiley25 oct. 202400:07:37
Self described "Black MAGA patriot" Republican Congressman Byron Donalds of Florida shares his thoughts about the Trump campaign and the presidential election. 
Jessica Washington joins Tavis Smiley24 oct. 202400:37:42
Jessica Washington, political reporter for The Intercept, talks about the progressive call for an Israeli arms embargo, the real source of the housing crisis, and the latest with the 2024 election.
Wren T. Brown joins Tavis Smiley23 oct. 202400:16:48
Actor and Founding Artistic Director of The Ebony Repertory Theatre, Wren T. Brown, talks about the enduring legacy of August Wilson’s “The Piano Lesson,” the future of Black Theatre, and his forthcoming book. 
Denzel Washington and Todd Black join Tavis Smiley23 oct. 202400:23:07
Iconic Actor, Director & Producer Denzel Washington and Producer Todd Black talk about the latest version of August Wilson’s classic play, “The Piano Lesson,” being brought to life on the big and small screen. 
Stephen Fry joins Tavis Smiley21 oct. 202400:40:13
Acclaimed author, comedian and actor Stephen Fry is back to talk about his new book, “Mythos: The Illustrated Editon,” his movie “Treasure”, climate justice and more.
Shamar A. Bibbins joins Tavis Smiley21 oct. 202400:18:43
Shamar A. Bibbins, managing director of Kresge’s Environment Program, joins the climate justice conversation discussing her work and how cities combat and adapt to climate change while advancing racial and economic justice.
Woody Woodburn joins Tavis Smiley21 oct. 202400:23:10
National award-winning columnist and author Woody Woodburn talks about his new book “The Butterfly Tree: An Extraordinary Saga of Seven Generations” and why knowing your family history is so important. FYI: there is a character in the book named after Tavis Smiley.
Secretary Miguel Cardona joins Tavis Smiley21 oct. 202400:16:06
Tavis conducts a conversation with the Secretary of Education as right-wing political forces are plotting to abolish the department.
Nina Turner joins Tavis Smiley21 oct. 202400:23:07
Former Ohio State Senator and senior fellow at The New School Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy, Nina Turner, talks about VP Harris’s FOX News interview, getting Black voters to the polls and trending political news.
George Burton joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:40:47
Visionary artist, composer and producer George Burton talks about his new album “White Noise,” an ode to modern Black life and resilience.
Jaime Harrison joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:15:56
DNC Chair Jaime Harrison is back with new policy proposals for Black men, the Sandwich generation, and the opportunity economy.
Ron Stallworth joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:23:32
Retired law enforcement officer turned bestselling author Ron Stallworth talks about his new book, “Gangs of Zion: A Black Cop’s Crusade in Mormon Country,” gangster rap culture and redemption.
Dr. Assal Rad joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:16:36
Research Director at the National Iranian American Council, Dr. Assal Rad, examines the paradox of Iran being framed as both a “fragile and menacing” existential threat to America and stability in the Middle East.
Joseph Geevarghese joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:22:17
Executive Director of the progressive organization Our Revolution, Joseph Geevarghese, offers his analysis about the influence of the progressive movement on this year’s elections and other trending political topics.
Fọlákẹ́ Olówófôyekù joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:39:41
Actress and musician Fọlákẹ́ Olówófôyekù talks about her hit CBS show "Bob Loves Abishola" going into syndication, her upcoming projects including Mufasa and her music.  
Dr. Zinga Fraser joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:13:59
Africana Scholar and Director of The Shirley Chisholm Project at Brooklyn College, CUNY, Dr. Zinga Fraser talks about the first Black woman elected to Congress and the impact the trailblazing political icon continues to make to this day.
Dr. Funmi Olopade joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:22:43
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Director of Clinical Cancer Genetics and Global Health at The University of Chicago Medicine, Dr. Funmi Olopade, talks about the latest research in breast cancer treatment and how Black women can recover and heal.
H.W. Brands joins Tavis Smiley18 oct. 202400:38:19
Two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist and New York Times bestselling historian H.W. Brands talks about his character-driven book "AMERICA FIRST: Roosevelt vs. Lindbergh in the Shadow of War" and how America can move forward to the light from the shadows of history.
Ruth Buffalo joins Tavis Smiley14 oct. 202400:17:49
On this Indigenous Peoples Day, Native activist and former North Dakota State Representative Ruth Buffalo (Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation) updates us on the welfare of Leonard Peltier and his chances of clemency by outgoing President Joe Biden.
Gregg Hecimovich joins Tavis Smiley14 oct. 202400:21:53
Professor and Author Gregg Hecimovich talks about his latest text “The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts: The True Story of The Bondwoman’s Narrative” as it comes out in paperback form and why we need to know the history of America’s first Black woman novelist.
Ashley Etienne joins Tavis Smiley14 oct. 202400:34:44
Ashley Etienne, former communications director for Vice President Kamala Harris, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and the Obama campaign, shares her thoughts on Harris’ historic run for the White House and her advice for the VP for the final weeks of the campaign.
The Top 10 Reasons Black Folk Should Not Have Been Surprised At Barack Obama’s “Brothas” Smackdown14 oct. 202400:10:56
The Top 10 Reasons Black Folk Should Not Have Been Surprised At Barack Obama’s “Brothas” Smackdown
Gabe and Elaine Smiley join Tavis Smiley14 oct. 202400:18:32
The Kellys and the Smileys, two families competing in the Max reality show Coming From America, tell Tavis what it’s like to move from the U.S. to Ghana and Zambia.
Gerald and Lamara Kelly join Tavis Smiley14 oct. 202400:22:05
The Kellys and the Smileys, two families competing in the Max reality show Coming From America, talk about their experiences of moving from the U.S. to Ghana and Zambia.
Darrick Hamilton joins Tavis Smiley14 oct. 202400:37:37
Darrick Hamilton, director of the Institute for the Study of Race, Stratification, and Political Economy at the New School, gives a deep-dive analysis into the competing economic plans in this year’s presidential election and an update on the state of our economy.
Robi Damelin join Tavis Smiley14 oct. 202400:17:13
Israeli Peace Activist Robi Damelin discusses her work supporting both bereaved Israelis and Palestinians in Gaza and how her allyship with others across the river is leading the way for a nonviolent revolution. 
Ruben Navarette Jr. joins Tavis Smiley14 oct. 202400:22:00
Syndicated columnist Ruben Navarette Jr. talks about the historical and journalistic implications of the controversial Ta-Nehisi Coates CBS interview and other trending political topics. 
Anne Applebaum joins Tavis Smiley11 oct. 202400:16:37
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and writer Anne Applebaum talks about her book “Autocracy Inc: The Dictators Who Want To Rule The World.”
Connie Rice joins Tavis Smiley11 oct. 202400:23:33
Noted civil rights attorney and towering public intellectual Connie Rice talks politics and race on the 2-year anniversary of the infamous leaked audio of racist comments made by Latino leaders in Los Angeles.
Connie Rice joins Tavis Smiley11 oct. 202400:28:05
Noted civil rights attorney and towering public intellectual Connie Rice talks politics and race on the 2-year anniversary of the infamous leaked audio of racist comments made by Latino leaders in Los Angeles.
The Tape: Two Years Later11 oct. 202400:45:06
It’s been two years since the audio of racist comments made by Latino leaders in LA was leaked. Tavis rewinds his one-on-one conversation with embattled LA City Councilmember Kevin De Leon who has steadfastly refused to resign.
Christopher Sebastian Parker joins Tavis Smiley11 oct. 202400:17:02
With less than 30 days until the Election, the Director of Graduate Studies at UC Santa Barbara and political scientist Christopher Sebastian Parker dissects the latest in Black polling data.
Quentin James joins Tavis Smiley11 oct. 202400:22:30
Quentin James, founder and president of The Collective PAC, previews the “Freedom Is At Stake Bus Tour”, which is registering voters in swing states across the country.
Brencia Berry joins Tavis Smiley11 oct. 202400:16:08
Political Director for the Democratic National Committee, Brencia Berry, gives an update on the grand coalition built by President Joe Biden and expanded by Vice President Kamala Harris.
Lateefah Simon joins Tavis Smiley11 oct. 202400:23:00
Lateefah Simon, the community activist in line to win Barbara Lee’s congressional seat this November, talks about her working relationship with Vice President Kamala Harris and the legacy of Representative Lee.
Akela Lacy joins Tavis Smiley11 oct. 202400:16:28
Senior Politics Reporter for The Intercept Akela Lacy talks about St Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell charging Ferguson protestors 10 years after the killing of Michael Brown, as he takes Cori Bush's seat in Congress. 
Damon Wayans joins Tavis Smiley08 oct. 202400:20:19
Comedian, actor, writer, and producer Damon Wayans joins Tavis to talk about, well, a little bit of everything.
Dr. Irfan Galaria joins Tavis Smiley08 oct. 202400:16:17
American doctor Dr. Irfan Galaria, who traveled to Lebanon and Gaza, talks about his firsthand look at the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East and how it will impact the global community.
Les Brown joins Tavis Smiley08 oct. 202400:23:29
One of the world’s most renowned motivational speakers and leading authorities on achievement, Les Brown, talks about the power of possibility, mental wellness, and music for his upcoming Power Tour.
David Corn joins Tavis Smiley08 oct. 202400:40:42
Mother Jones’ Washington Bureau Chief David Corn joins Tavis with the latest political news and insights from inside the Beltway and the presidential campaigns.
Jay Pharoah joins Tavis Smiley04 oct. 202400:38:26
Saturday Night Live alum and legendary impressionist Jay Pharoah takes us inside his new YouTube comedy special, Jared, his life and discusses his place in SNL’s 50-year history.
Carlos Whittaker joins Tavis Smiley04 oct. 202400:19:52
Bestselling author and renowned thought leader Carlos Whittaker talks about his new book “Reconnected: How 7 Screen-Free Weeks with Monks and Amish Farmers Helped Me Recover the Lost Art of Being Human” and what he’s learned by unplugging from the digital noise.
Tracie McMillan joins Tavis Smiley04 oct. 202400:22:11
Author Tracie McMillan on her new book “The White Bonus: Five Families and the Cash Value of Racism in America,” and how Senator JD Vance has benefited from racist industries, polices and white male privilege.
Anthony Foxx joins Tavis Smiley04 oct. 202400:17:15
Former Charlotte mayor and Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx breaks down Mark Robinson’s gubernatorial campaign woes and what it means for Democrats in the hotly-contested swing state of North Carolina.
Linda Thomas-Greenfield04 oct. 202400:23:49
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield talks about the Iran-Israel showdown and the push to get two permanent seats for African countries on the UN Security Council.
John Amos Tribute04 oct. 202400:42:22
Tavis celebrates the life and legacy of film and television icon John Amos.
Phyllis Bennis joins Tavis Smiley04 oct. 202400:18:24
Phyllis Bennis, author, activist, and director of the New Internationalism Project at the Institute for Policy Studies, joins Tavis to unpack the escalating Middle East crisis.
Dr. Cornel West joins Tavis Smiley03 oct. 202400:24:07
Independent Presidential Candidate and scholar Dr. Cornel West offers his analysis about the VP Debate, the latest in the Middle East and why he wants us to “vote our heart, while our country still has one.
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