Harry Kreisler is executive producer and host of the series, which is produced at the Institute of International Studies at the University of California - Berkeley. Conceived in 1982 by Mr. Kreisler as a way to capture and preserve through conversation and technology the intellectual ferment of our times, Conversations with History includes over 450 interviews.
The Story of Conversations with History
The Conservative Movement
Max Boot;
Olin Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations: "Small
Wars and U.S. Foreign Policy," 3/12/03; and, "Revolutions
in Military Affairs and the War on Terror," 11/6/06
(2003) (2006)
David Frum; resident fellow, American Interprise
Institute: "Foreign Policy
Ideas in George W. Bush Administration," 1/20/04
Victor Davis Hanson; Senior Felllow, Hoover Institution: "War," 4/2/04;
and "Iraq and the Lessons
of the Peloponnesian War," 3/14/06
(2004) (2006)
John
Micklethwait; Editor-in-Chief, The Economist: "Globalization and the Conservative Movement in the United States," 2/6/07
Daniel Pipes; Director, Middle East Forum: "Militant
Islam," 2/10/04
Norman Podhoretz; writer and former Editor in Chief of Commentary: "The
Battle over Ideas," 4/6/99
William A. Rusher; former publisher of the National Review: "The
Conservative Movement," 4/25/90
Alan K. Simpson; former U.S. Senator, Wyoming: "Let
'er Rip: Reflections of a Rocky Mountain Senator," 9/17/97
Mark Steyn; Journalist: "America,
Europe, and the Islamic World, " 3/14/07
John Yoo; Professor
of Law, University of California, Berkeley: "The
Shaping of a Legal Response to 9/11,” 1/24/08
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