Here they are — all of the year’s “Reliable Sources” interviews. Asterisks indicate that they only appeared on the web, usually due to breaking news.
(And here’s my curated list of some of the most memorable segments!)
January 5:
Walt Mossberg, co-founder, Re/code
Neetzan Zimmerman, former Gawker editor
Charlotte Koh, head of development, Hulu originals
Thomas Joscelyn, a senior fellow for the Foundation for Defense of Democracies
January 12:
Gabriel Sherman, author, “The Loudest Voice in the Room”
Michael Crowley, deputy Washington bureau chief, Time magazine
Jacquelyn Martin, AP photographer*
January 19:
Kate Zernike, The New York Times
Erik Wemple, The Washington Post
Rachel Sklar, technology writer and co-founder of The List
Debra Wilson, actress
Andrew Rossi, director, “Page One” and “Ivory Tower”
January 26:
Robert Redford, actor and director
Sam Schwartz, head of business development, Comcast
James Poniewozik, Time magazine
Dorsey Shaw, BuzzFeed
Amanda Hess, Slate contributor
Amy Wallace, GQ correspondent
February 2:
Kate Zernike, The New York Times
Carol Costello, CNN anchor
Michael Brown, who led FEMA during Hurricane Katrina in 2005
S.E. Cupp, co-host, “Crossfire”
Errol Louis, NY1 host
February 9:
Glenn Greenwald, editor, The Intercept
Christiane Amanpour, CNN chief international correspondent
Bill Carter, television reporter, The New York Times
Dylan Byers, media reporter, Politico
Robin Abcarian, columnist, The Los Angeles Times
Sally Kohn, CNN contributor
Will Cain, CNN contributor
February 16:
Craig Aaron, CEO of the public interest group Free Press
Michael Smerconish, radio and CNN host
Kallie Cart, reporter, WCHS-TV, Charleston, WV
February 23: (Wedding weekend)
McKay Coppins, BuzzFeed
Maggie Haberman, senior political reporter, Politico
Christy Hoppe, Austin bureau chief, Dallas Morning News
Dave Itzkoff, culture reporter, The New York Times; author, “Mad as Hell”
March 2:
Jeffrey Toobin, CNN senior legal analyst
Jamal Greene, professor, Columbia Law School
March 9:
Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist, director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York
Christopher Ruddy, founder, Newsmax
Sally Kohn, CNN contributor
Ben Ferguson, CNN contributor
Sara Sidner, CNN correspondent
March 16: (Live updates on MH370)
Bob Hager, former NBC News aviation correspondent
Frank Sesno, director, George Washington University School of Media & Public Affairs
Dr. Gail Saltz, psychiatrist and television commentator
March 23: (Live updates on MH370)
Erik Wemple, The Washington Post
Jahabar Sadiq, editor-in-chief of The Malaysian Insider
March 30:
Alan Murray, president of the Pew Research Center
Carreen Winters, executive vice president at the PR firm MWW Group
Sarah Kliff, senior editor, Vox
Elise Viebeck, staff writer, The Hill
Ben Richardson, former editor-at-large, Bloomberg News
April 6:
Deborah Norville, host, “Inside Edition”
April 13:
Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota
Dick Cavett, former late night talk show host
Jim Spellman, Washington-based correspondent for China’s CCTV
April 20:
Sharyl Attkisson, former CBS News correspondent
Glenn Greenwald, editor, The Intercept
Jamie Rubin, former State Department spokesman
April 27:
Barry Diller, lead investor, Aereo
Mike Bettes, Weather Channel storm-chaser
David Brock, president, Media Matters for America
May 4:
Dana Bash, CNN chief congressional correspondent
Glenn Thrush, Politico magazine senior staff writer
Matt Trotter, Oklahoma Public Radio
Greg Bluestein, the Atlanta Journal Constitution
Peter Lauria, business editor, BuzzFeed
Vladimir Duthiers, CNN’s correspondent in West Africa
May 11:
Joe Hagan, New York magazine writer
Jeff Greenfield, author and former ABC, CBS and CNN analyst
Rep. Mike Rogers, Republican of Michigan; chairman, House Intelligence Committee
Maria Elena Salinas, Univision co-anchor
Naomi Wolf, bestselling writer
Jeffrey Toobin, CNN senior legal analyst
May 18:
Ken Auletta, media columnist for The New Yorker magazine
Robin Roberts, “Good Morning America” co-host
Jessica Rosenworcel, FCC commissioner
May 25:
Dr. Sam Foote, V.A. whistleblower
Drew Griffin, CNN correspondent
David Folkenflik, media correspondent for NPR
Sarah Ellison, contributing writer, Vanity Fair
Paul Begala, CNN contributor
S.E. Cupp, co-host, “Crossfire”
Matt Taibbi, author, “The Divide”
June 1:
Carl Bernstein, author
Mark Leibovich, The New York Times Magazine
Jeff Greenfield, news media analyst
Dave Cullen, author, “Columbine”
Joanna Coles, editor in chief, Cosmopolitan magazine
Daniel Ellsberg, Pentagon Papers whistle-blower
Ta-Nehisi Coates, writer, The Atlantic
Drew Griffin, CNN correspondent
June 8:
Mark Leibovich, The New York Times Magazine
Amy Chozick, The New York Times
Ivan Watson, CNN senior international correspondent
Ted Sarandos, chief content officer, Netflix
June 15:
John Burns, The New York Times
David Clinch, executive editor of Storyful
John Avlon, editor in chief, The Daily Beast
Dylan Byers of Politico
Erik Wemple, The Washington Post
June 22:
L.Z. Granderson, CNN contributor
Tony Messenger, editorial editor, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Lois and Juris Greste, parents of Peter Greste
Levar Burton, “Reading Rainbow” host
June 29: (Out sick)
July 6:
Lloyd Grove, editor at large, The Daily Beast
Julian Zelizer, professor of history and public affairs, Princeton University
Ruben Castaneda, author, “S Street Rising”
July 13:
Josh Earnest, White House press secretary
David Weigel, political reporter, Slate
Evan Perez, CNN justice reporter
July 20: (Partially pre-empted by breaking news)
Sara Firth, former RT reporter
David Carr, The New York Times*
Henry Blodget, editor in chief, Business Insider*
Len Downie, former Washington Post executive editor*
Chris Hamby, BuzzFeed investigative reporter*
July 27: (Gaza updates)
Rula Jebreal, former MSNBC contributor
Jeffrey Goldberg, national correspondent, The Atlantic
Chris Cuomo, “New Day” co-anchor
Maziar Bahari, Newsweek reporter who was detained in Iran
August 3: (Gaza updates)
Glenn Beck, radio and television host
Rula Jebreal
Elliott Abrams, former Bush administration deputy national security advisor
Benjamin Wallace-Wells, New York magazine
August 10:
S.E. Cupp, “Crossfire” co-host
James Zogby, president, Arab American Institute
Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN chief medical correspondent
Anne Barnard, Beirut bureau chief, The New York Times
Ken Auletta, The New Yorker staff writer
August 17:
Ryan Reilly, reporter, The Huffington Post
Ash-Har Quraishi, correspondent, Al Jazeera America
Marc Lamont Hill, CNN contributor
Crystal Wright, editor, ConservativeBlackChick.com
Ivan Watson, CNN correspondent
Mark Phillips, CNN photojournalist
August 24: (Napa earthquake coverage)
Phil Balboni, CEO, GlobalPost
Gary Pruitt, CEO, The Associated Press
Dan Rather, former “CBS Evening News” anchor
Edward Crawford, Ferguson protester*
Ryan Devereaux, reporter, The Intercept*
David Klinger, associate professor of criminology and criminal justice at the University of Missouri-St. Louis*
Laurie Segall, CNNMoney technology correspondent*
Shani Hilton, BuzzFeed deputy editor-in-chief*
Kevin Convey, Quinnipiac University journalism department chair*
August 31:
Nancy O’Dell, co-host of “Entertainment Tonight”
Josh Rogin, senior correspondent, The Daily Beast
Naomi Wolf, author and political activist
Patrick Gottsch, founder, RFD-TV
Matti Friedman, former A.P. correspondent
September 7: (Joan Rivers funeral coverage)
Chuck Todd, “Meet The Press” moderator
Ron Fournier, National Journal
Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor, The Nation
Rula Jebreal, foreign policy analyst
Alexandra Field, CNN correspondent
Nischelle Turner, CNN entertainment correspondent
Larry King, former CNN host
Dick Cavett, former late-night talk show host
September 14:
Nic Robertson, CNN senior international correspondent
Jeff Greenfield
Dan Rather
Tim Arango, Baghdad bureau chief, The New York Times
Rep. Barbara Lee, Democrat of California
Daniel Benjamin, former State Department senior counterterrorism adviser*
September 21: (First New York show)
Tony Maddox, executive vice president, CNN International
L.Z. Granderson, CNN contributor
Mark Mravic, assistant managing editor, Sports Illustrated
Anthony Weiner, former Congressman
September 28:
Jorge Ramos, Univision and Fusion anchor
Erin Gloria Ryan, writer/editor, Jezebel
October 5:
Lenny Bernstein, Washington Post reporter in self-quarantine
Dr. Gavin MacGregor-Skinner
Miles O’Brien, science correspondent for PBS “NewsHour;” former CNN anchor
Claudia Mo, Hong Kong politician
October 12: (Ebola press conference)
Ed Lavandera, CNN correspondent
Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior medical correspondent
Dr. Gavin Macgregor-Skinner
Dr. Gail Saltz
Arwa Damon, CNN senior international correspondent*
Jeremy Renner, actor*
Michael Cuesta, director, “Kill The Messenger”*
October 19:
Jonathan Klein, former president of CNN
Seema Yasmin, former disease detective; reporter for The Dallas Morning News
James Risen, author, “Pay Any Price”
October 26:
Jay Carney, former White House press secretary; CNN political analyst
Donna Rice Hughes, president, Enough is Enough
Sara Ganim, CNN investigative correspondent
November 2:
John Coleman, co-founder, The Weather Channel
David Kenny, CEO, The Weather Company
Isha Sesay, anchor, CNN International
Alan Simpson, former U.S. Senator
Fred Davis, Republican media consultant
Dale Woods, general manager, WHO-TV
November 9:
Les Moonves, CEO, CBS Corporation
Dylan Ratigan, former MSNBC anchor
Dan Rather
L. Brent Bozell, founder, Media Research Center
Michael Scotto, Capitol Hill reporter for New York’s cable news channel NY1
Jon Stewart (interviewed by Christiane Amanpour)
November 16:
Barbara Bowman, who accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault
Bassem Masri, live-streamer and activist in Ferguson
Sara Sidner, CNN correspondent
Mark Landler, White House correspondent, The New York Times
Tim Wu, Columbia law professor
November 23:
Sara Sidner, CNN correspondent
Benjamin Lipman, media and communications attorney
Jim Moret, chief correspondent, “Inside Edition”
Brett Zongker, Associated Press reporter who questioned Bill Cosby
Jeff Greenfield
Noah Rothman, associate editor at HotAir.com
Sarah Lacy, founder and editor, PandoDaily
November 30:
Ed Lavandera, CNN correspondent
Jason Carroll, CNN correspondent
Sara Sidner, CNN correspondent
Wesley Lowery, The Washington Post
Frank Sesno
Frank Absher, founder, the St. Louis Media History Foundation
Elon James White, founder, This Week in Blackness
Crystal Wright
Bob Huber, editor-at-large, Philadelphia Magazine
December 7:
Dan Pfeiffer, White House senior advisor
Taylor Rees Shapiro, Washington Post reporter
Sandra Menendez, UVA student
Hanna Rosin, writer for Slate and The Atlantic
December 14:
Andrew Wallenstein, Variety co-editor in chief
Don Lemon, CNN anchor
Bill Harlow, former CIA spokesman
Michael Isikoff, Yahoo chief investigative correspondent
Jorge Ramos, Univision
Jeff Johnson, BET
Ali Rezaian, brother of Jason Rezaian, Wash Post correspondent detained in Iran
December 21: (Sony hack breaking news)
Sean Spicer, RNC communications director
Ernesto Londoño, New York Times editorial board member*
Hugo Cancio, OnCuba editor in chief *
December 28: (AirAsia plane disappearance)
Richard Quest, CNN International anchor
Jon Ostrower, Wall Street Journal aerospace reporter
Andrew Stevens, CNN correspondent
Mary Schiavo
David Soucie
Peter Goelz
Les Abend
Tom Fuentes