In the span of time when abortion was illegal, Dr. Mildred Hanson remembers receiving a phone call from a young woman asking to end her pregnancy. Continue reading
A pro-life radio station interviews Dr. Sarah Weddington, the attorney who successfully represented “Jane Roe” in Roe v. Wade in 1973 in front of the Supreme Court, thereby legalizing abortion. Continue reading
In this interview with Charlie Rose, tennis player John McEnroe reacts to what other players said about his career and shares his thoughts on being inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Continue reading
Using explicit language, Director Kevin Smith recalls exactly how the phrase "Snooch to the nooch" was created by himself and creative colleague Jason Mewes when they were teenagers. Continue reading
Coach John Wooden and former UCLA basketball players recall the time Wooden forced player Bill Walton to get a haircut to continue playing on the team and they explain the Coach's strict grooming rules. Continue reading
In this 2001 TED Talk, former UCLA basketball Coach John Wooden explains the difference between winning and succeeding and shares his definition of true success. He also shares the advice he gave his UCLA basketball players. Continue reading
Martin Luther King Jr. discusses the current state of African American inequality in this rare audio of a speech he gave at the New School in New York, City on February 6, 1964. Continue reading
Former U.S. Senator Harris Wofford shares his favorite memory of meeting Martin Luther King Jr. and remembers discussing the inevitable assassination of such a prominent civil rights leader with his wife, Coretta Scott King. Continue reading
Civil rights activist Ruby Bridges shares her memories of King's lessons and remembers what it was like to be exposed to civil rights at a young age by being integrated into the New Orleans school system. Continue reading
Veteran Barry Scheuermann describes his duties in the US military during Operation Desert Storm as a member of the 628th Transportation company. Continue reading