Where are the Lincolns, the Jeffersons, the Washingtons?

America’s great challenge, Hamilton says, is to figure out how we use our power.

Lee Hamilton traces his career from his first term in Congress to serving on the 9/11 Commission.

Lee Hamilton recalls growing up a Hoosier during the War.

When is the last time you sat down to a meal with the people you love?

We could all benefit from another point of view.

The problems we face now are not unsolvable, Pepin says.

Pepin talks about world hunger, globalization and genetically modified foods.

Food is at the heart of human history.

Pepin believes that life’s most anything can be solved at the dinner table.

Jacques Pepin: The creative process at the market.

Through his teaching and writing, Pepin has taught people how to cook and eat well.

How can you find satisfaction in tackling a problem?

The fact that more people are paying attention to what’s going on around them gives Rosabeth Moss Kanter hope.

An awful lot of people aren’t happy because they don’t have healthcare, Rosabeth Moss Kanter says.

A wider array of options toppled Communism in Eastern Europe.

Kanter’s Law: Everything can look like a failure in the middle.

Rosabeth Kantor says small actions can make a big difference.

Jacques Pepin talks about transforming nature into culture.

The ideas Rosabeth Moss Kanter spawned have flown the coop and landed in big companies and presidential campaigns.

Pepin comes from a family of chefs in rural France.

Rosabeth Moss Kanter, on the suburbs and the big city.