In this week’s new edition, Bill Moyers talks to author and historian Peter Dreier, who finds inspiration – and radical politics – in the poetry of Dr. Seuss. And I would watch this on TV, and I would watch this in a tree. It is so good, so good, you see… Moyers & Company airs from Friday to Sunday on local public TV stations; to find it in your local area, visit the BillMoyers.com website.

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