Bill Moyers, a trusted advisor to President Lyndon B. Johnson and a towering figure in public broadcasting, has passed away at 91. Known for his sharp journalism and thoughtful documentaries, Moyers spent decades championing in-depth storytelling on PBS, leaving a lasting mark on both politics and media.

Editor’s Note: Moyers wasn’t just a familiar face on TV—he shaped how Americans understood politics, culture, and democracy. His death marks the end of an era for public broadcasting, where his voice stood out for its depth and integrity. For anyone who values thoughtful journalism, this is a moment to reflect on his influence—and what’s been lost.