Former PBS NewsHour anchor and current senior correspondent, Judy Woodruff, discusses polarization, politics, and the media. Topics include the roles of politicians and the media in polarization, journalists being truthful and not neutral, media consolidations and cuts to public broadcasting, Donald Trump's impact on American politics, the role of polarization in politics and media, the decline of local journalism, and the importance of panel discussions to explore different perspectives.

Judy Woodruff, veteran journalist and former CNN anchor, reflects on her extensive coverage of Jimmy Carter. Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin shares profound insights into Carter's legacy of compassion and service. Personal pastor Tony Lowden reveals intimate anecdotes about the Carter's deep bond and faith. Together, they discuss the significance of Jimmy Carter's contributions to social justice and his enduring love story with Rosalynn. Each guest offers a unique glimpse into the warmth, humility, and legacy of the 39th president.

American broadcast journalist Judy Woodruff joins Kate Bowler to discuss navigating through life's ups and downs. They explore the power of apologies, the fragility that unites us, and how to be more empathetic towards those we disagree with.

PBS NewsHour's Judy Woodruff joins Sarah for a special Thanksgiving episode to discuss how Americans are thinking of their political differences, and how we might move beyond them going into another contentious election year. They explore the increasing political divide in America, the impact of divisive language in presidential elections, navigating political divisions within personal relationships, the perception of media and politics, the influence of politics on relationships, the divide between Democrats and Republicans, and the importance of leadership in addressing polarization.

In this conversation, Mike Pence, the former Vice President of the United States, shares insights on Trump's Supreme Court nomination of Neil Gorsuch. Judy Woodruff, a seasoned journalist, digs into public opinion regarding Trump's claims of voter fraud and approaches to his confirmation process. They discuss the political climate and how public sentiment shapes decision-making in Washington. Expect candid reflections on leadership and the pulse of the nation.