Sanderson Jones, The Sunday Assembly, joins Thom Hartmann. Easter is one of the holiest holidays on the Catholic calendar - with millions of Catholics flocking to churches across the globe to attend Easter services. Can Atheists celebrate Easter too? Guess so. Plus they have a church.

Kay Steiger, Raw Story & Cameron Seward, Heritage Foundation & Kris Ullman, Conservative Commentator & Activist all join Thom Hartmann.

Kay Steiger, Raw Story & Cameron Seward, Heritage Foundation & Kris Ullman, Conservative Commentator & Activist all join Thom Hartmann.

Tonight's "Big Picture Politics Panel" discusses Paul Ryan's latest budget, the Senate Judiciary Committee's approval of two gun measures and the legal chall...

Venezuelans revered Hugo Chavez for the same reason that officials here in the US hated him - and why we should be taking a page out of the Chavez playbook in tonight's Daily Take...

The Good! Paul Krugman. The New York Times columnist smashed the myth of Social Security insolvency during his Sunday appearance on ABC's This Week. When Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson urged his fellow panelists to take a hard look at the "facts" of government spending - Krugman interrupted to point out the Senator's ...well... less than accurate understanding of reality. Senator Johnson and his corporate backed buddies have everyone worried about quoute - on - quote entitlement spending - but here's the truth - Social Security is as well-funded a program as any. Now that most of the mainstream media has succumbed to the right's Chicken Little rhetoric - it's reassuring to see a pundit of Krugman's influence call this obession with Social Security's downfall what it is - a big fat lie.

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Kelly Bourdet, The Fix, joins Thom Hartmann. Women have fought tirelessly for years to achieve equality - and to have more opportunities to succeed and prosper. Unfortunately - these opportunities come with some hidden - and potentially deadly dangers.

Paul Gunter, Reactor Oversight Project-Beyond Nuclear & Jordan Weaver, Natural Resources Defense Counsel & Tyson Slocum, Public Citizen all join Thom Hartmann. It's been two years since a devestating tsunami hit Japan - and crippled the Daichii nuclear power plant in Fukushima. What's the situation at the Fukushima nuclear plant today - and will the United States wake up and realize the dangers of nuclear power before it's too late?

Randi Weingarten, American Federation of Teachers, joins Thom Hartmann. Louisiana's voucher program supports schools that teach creationism and celebrate the KKK. Satan worshipping hippies - heroic Klansmen - and - real - live dragons! No - these aren't figments of Glenn Beck's delusional mind. They're true facts. Well - at least according to the new series of textbooks used in schools funded by Louisiana's voucher program.

Robert Parry, Consortium News, "America's Stolen Narrative" joins Thom Hartmann. Argo wowed audiences with its thrilling action scenes and compelling story. But does it distort history and rehash the lies that won Reagan the Presidency?

Thom talks with journalist and author Robert Parry on how the Iran hostage crisis actually went down, with American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten on the right's plan to destroy our public school system and with a panel of experts on the 2nd anniversary of Japan's Fukushima disaster. In tonight's "Daily Take" Thom discusses how Hugo Chavez chose social safety net programs over massive skyscrapers.

Today is International Women's Day, a day that was originally created to celebrate women's economic, political and social achievements. And, since the very first International Women's Day was celebrated in 1910, women have made tremendous strides when it comes to political, economic, and social power. Just ask the all-female crew that was on an Air France flight from Paris to Washington today on an Airbus 380, the world's largest commercial airplane. Just decades ago, the thought of an all-female crew piloting a transatlantic flight on the world's biggest airplane would have been inconceivable. Unfortunately, while women have made great strides across the globe and right here in the United States, there is still a tremendous amount of work to be done Women have come a long way since the first International Women's Day in 1910, a time when they couldn't even vote in the United States and, in some states, were still legally the property of their husbands. But now is not the time to take a "good enough" approach when it comes to female empowerment in our country. Women can help save our culture, our country and even our planet. It's time for men to get out of the way. For the good of all of us.

Dale is the founder and brainchild behind UnCollege - an organization that provides resources for those students pursuing a self-directed path to higher learning. A critic of the traditional higher education system - he left college during his second semester and has been "unschooling" himself ever since. He's also a recipient of the prestigious Thiel Fellowship and a frequent commentator on education at the Washington Post - New York Times - and the Huffington Post. His new book is called Hacking Your Education: Ditch the Lectures - Save Tens of Thousands, and Learn More Than Your Peers Ever Will.

Dale is the founder and brainchild behind UnCollege - an organization that provides resources for those students pursuing a self-directed path to higher learning. A critic of the traditional higher education system - he left college during his second semester and has been "unschooling" himself ever since. He's also a recipient of the prestigious Thiel Fellowship and a frequent commentator on education at the Washington Post - New York Times - and the Huffington Post. His new book is called Hacking Your Education: Ditch the Lectures - Save Tens of Thousands, and Learn More Than Your Peers Ever Will.