Q&A is an interview series on the C-SPAN network that typically airs every Sunday night. It is hosted by C-SPAN founder Brian Lamb. Its stated purpose is to feature discussions with "interesting people who are making things happen in politics, the media, education, and science & technology in hour-long conversations about their lives and their work."

Original air date(Links to video)Interviewee(s)CommentsJanuary 1, 2006Charles Lewis January 8, 2006Lee Hamilton January 15, 2006Susan Schmidt January 22, 2006Rep. Mike Pence January 29, 2006Jackie Spinner and Jenny Spinner Featured discussion of the Spinner sisters' book Tell Them I Didn't Cry.February 5, 2006Shirley Franklin February 12, 2006A.J. Holloway Featured discussion of Holloway's role as mayor of Biloxi, Mississippi, and the impact of Hurricane Katrina on his city.February 19, 2006Richard Moe Featured discussion of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.February 26, 2006Glenn Reynolds Featured discussion of Reynolds's blog, Instapundit.March 5, 2006Adonal Foyle Featured discussion of Foyle's organization, Democracy Matters.March 12, 2006Keith Olbermann March 19, 2006Gov. Mitt Romney March 26, 2006Mark Cuban April 2, 2006Lt. Col. Karen Kwiatkowski April 9, 2006William Kristol April 16, 2006Michelle Singletary Featured discussion of Singeltary's "The Color of Money" column in The Washington PostApril 23, 2006Rachel Bronson Featured discussion of Bronson's book Thicker than Oil: America's Uneasy Partnership with Saudi Arabia.April 30, 2006Richard CarlsonFeatured discussion of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies May 7, 2006Sean Wilentz Featured discussion of Wilentz's book The Rise of American Democracy: Jefferson to LincolnMay 14, 2006Malcolm Gladwell May 21, 2006Loni Soderberg Soderberg discussed her role as vice-principal of Hoover High School in San Diego, California, and discussed the impact of No Child Left Behind.May 28, 2006Mark Farkas Featured discussion of Farkas's role as executive producer of the C-SPAN series The Capitol.June 4, 2006James Morris Featured discussion of the U.N. World Food ProgrammeJune 11, 2006Chalmers Johnson Featured discussion of Johnson's book The Sorrows of EmpireJune 18, 2006Victoria Nuland Featured discussion of Nuland's role as U.S. Ambassador to NATO.June 25, 2006Jennifer Griffin July 2, 2006Diane SkvarlaFeatured discussion of Skvarla's role as Curator of the United States Senate.July 9, 2006Mona Charen and Ruth Marcus July 16, 2006Steve James and Sgt. Zack BazziFeatured discussion of the film The War Tapes, which was produced by James, and was made up largely of footage filmed by Bazzi and his fellow New Hampshire Army National Guardsmen during their deployment to Iraq.July 23, 2006Darryl Matthews Featured discussion of Matthews's role as General President of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.July 30, 2006C-SPAN Teacher Fellows Featured a discussion with 21 participants in the C-SPAN Teacher Fellows program.August 6, 2006Lonnie Bunch Featured discussion of the National Museum of African American History and CultureAugust 13, 2006Akbar AhmedFeatured discussion of Ahmed's role as the Chair of Islamic Studies at American University. August 20, 2006Robert Spencer Featured discussion of Spencer's role as director of Jihad Watch.August 27, 2006Peter Galbraith Featured discussion of Galbraith's book The End of Iraq: How American Incompetence Created a War Without EndSeptember 3, 2006Wes Moore September 10, 2006Glenn Holsten Featured discussion of Holsten's film The Saint of 9/11, about Father Mychal Judge.September 17, 2006Martha Raddatz September 24, 2006Rajiv Chandrasekaran Featured discussion of Chandrasekaran's book Imperial Life in the Emerald City: Inside Baghdad's Green Zone.October 1, 2006Dr. Mark McClellan October 8, 2006Bret Stephens October 15, 2006Andrew Sullivan Featured discussion of Sullivan's book The Conservative Soul: How We Lost It, How We Get it Back.October 22, 2006Michael Weisskopf October 29, 2006Tavis Smiley November 5, 2006James Stern and Adam Del Deo Featured discussion of Stern and Del Deo's documentary film ...So Goes the Nation.November 12, 2006Adrian Fenty November 19, 2006Turki al-Faisal November 26, 2006Christina Sanford and Mark Ward Featured discussion of the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America MedalsDecember 3, 2006John Negroponte December 10, 2006Lt. Gen. Jay Garner December 17, 2006Andrew Rosenthal December 24, 2006Steven Levy Featured discussion of Levy's book The Perfect Thing: How the iPod Shuffles Commerce, Culture, and Coolness.December 31, 2006Gordon Crovitz

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