George Bizos, lawyer for Nelson Mandela, recalls what he was like as a prisoner and shares his favorite memories of watching Mandela go from criminal to a visionary of peace. Continue reading
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer David Turnley recounts the multiple occasions he photographed Nelson Mandela in South Africa and comments on Mandela's inspirational words of peace and justice. Continue reading
Lionel Richie recalls his experience working as Nelson Mandela's stylist during his first visit to the United States in 1990. Continue reading
Professor Paul von Blum , a civil rights activist an author, recalls meeting Rosa Parks and explains her work in the civil rights movement. Continue reading
Coretta Scott King, wife of the late Martin Luther King, Jr., recalls the early days of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and shares her thoughts on Rosa Parks and her husband's participation in the boycott. Continue reading
Former Enron CFO Andrew Fastow gives his sworn deposition about banks that participated with Enron and explains what kind of fraud they committed. Continue reading
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
