Bill Moyers

Author

Bio

Bill Moyers was a founding organizer of the Peace Corps, a senior White House assistant (and press secretary) to President Lyndon Johnson from 1963 until 1967, publisher of Newsday, senior news analyst for CBS News, and producer of many of public television’s groundbreaking series. He is the winner of more than 30 Emmy awards and nine Peabody awards, the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Academy of Television, the Career Achievement Award from the International Documentary Association, and the Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts by the American Film Institute. Among his bestselling books are Listening to America, A World of Ideas, The Power of Myth (with Joseph Campbell), and Moyers on America. He serves as the pro-bono president of the Schumann Center for Media and Democracy.

Bill Moyers Books

He Called Me Sister

Suzanne Craig Robertson

The Public Library

Robert Dawson

Moyers on America

Bill Moyers

Corporations Are Not People

Jeffrey D. Clements

Bill Moyers Journal

Bill Moyers

Healing and the Mind

Bill Moyers

The Power of Myth

Joseph Campbell

The Future of Media

Robert McChesney

Whose Gospel?

James A. Forbes

Breaking the Sound Barrier

Amy Goodman

Moyers on Democracy

Bill Moyers