Senator Maria Cantwell, United States Senator for the State of Washington, gives a first person account on why Enron's manipulation of electricity markets is a "lesson that's been way too expensive to learn a second time around". Continue reading
Bethany McLean, Editor-at-large and co-author of ENRON: The smartest guys in the room, discusses what it was like to cover the Enron scandal and recalls how people reacted to the publication of her story. Continue reading
Journalist Jason Leopold recounts his experience breaking one of the first news stories about Enron's manipulation of the energy market in California. Continue reading
Maurizio de Franciscis discusses the lessons he learned during his time as a consultant on an Enron project for Arthur Andersen. Enron declared bankruptcy on December 2, 2001. Continue reading
Rick Sharpiro, the former head of regulatory affairs for Enron, discusses his time at the company and explains some of their deregulation strategy. Continue reading
Andrew, a man from Birmingham, England, explains how he found out he was HIV positive and how he reacted to the diagnoses. Continue reading
Jean-Jacques, a citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo, explains what life is like with AIDS in his country. Continue reading
Michael Jonas remembers how he found out that he had HIV, what he felt like after getting the news, and what his life is like living with the disease. Continue reading
Timothy Brown, also known as The Berlin Patient, explains how he was cured of AIDS with the help of science and comments on the foundation he wants to create to help others find a cure. He also recalls how different people react to the fact that stem cells that cured him. Continue reading
Abraham, a reporter for the BBC based in Uganda, recalls his experiences covering AIDS related issues across the country and comments on how the society reacts to government programs about AIDS and HIV education. Continue reading