Summary
Bill Moyers, a well-known figure in public broadcasting, passed away at the age of 91. He was recognized for his work as a journalist and broadcaster, winning many awards for his documentaries and interviews. Moyers worked with various influential people and was known for asking thoughtful questions.
Key Facts
- Bill Moyers died at the age of 91.
- He began his journalism career as a teen reporter in Texas.
- Moyers worked as an intern for Senator Lyndon Johnson and later as his press secretary.
- He won over 30 Emmy Awards and 11 Peabody Awards for his work in journalism.
- Moyers hosted shows like "Bill Moyers Journal," interviewing prominent figures like Elie Wiesel and Desmond Tutu.
- He was known for deep, meaningful interviews that often explored complex human issues.
- Moyers also served as a Baptist minister early in his career.
