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Jonathan Tisch sits down with Bob Sillerman, Chairman and CEO of CFX, Inc. CFX owns some of the world's most iconic brands - Elvis, Muhammad Ali and the American Idol franchise.

Host Jennie Saunders talks with guests Arianna Huffington and Fred Armisen.

Host Jennie Saunders sits down with Matt Blank, CEO of Showtime, and Gerry Byrne, SVP of Nielsen Business Media.

The first episode of Giving: Exploring Creative Philanthropy. Featuring Lauren Bush, Countess Albina du Boisrouvray, and Brad Pitt.

The second episode of Giving: Exploring Creative Philanthropy. Segments include Step Up 2 Cancer, Howard Buffet, and Rachael Ray.

Independent producers, Ted Hope and Christine Vachon, discuss their love of film and how new technology affects the public's relationship to it. Guest: Noah Cowan.

Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records, joins host Richard Kirshenbaum to talk style, inspiration, and creativity over lunch for two.

Richard Kirshenbaum sits down with fashion designer Cynthia Rowley to talk creativity, style, and inspiration, all over lunch for two.

Host Jennie Saunders sits down with Walter Isaacons, head of The Aspen Institute, and Andy Lack, Chairman of Sony BMG.

Host Ben Sargent travels to Martha's Vineyard and creates a delicious corn and crab chowder with local ingredients he picks, catches, and gets straight from the cows.

Host Sue Hostetler tours some of the most remarkable homes in Plum communities and talks with the homeowners about how they came to be.

Independent producers, Ted Hope and Christine Vachon, discuss creative control in the film industry. Guest: Mark Urman.

Independent producers, Ted Hope and Christine Vachon, discuss groundbreaking films and their experiences at the Sundance Film Festival. Guest John Cooper.

Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock sits down with host Richard Kirshenbaum to talk creativity, style, and inspiration - all over lunch.

After a successful career in writing songs for commercials, Kenny White, now in his late 40s, decides to to become a solo artist. A thrilling piece, featuring an interview and performances of several of his songs.

This film documents the rise of Spain as a premier wine and food destination. Plum travels to the standout regions of the Priorat, Rioja, Aragon, Ribera Del Duero and Jumilla to capture Spain's coming of age.

Take a trip to Le Tub, a well-known burger joint a short drive away from Miami.

In this episode of On Assignment, Plum's Jonathan Vigliotti talks with young entrepreneur Luther Kurtz, owner of Miami Skydiving Center.

As part of its wine documentary series, Plum TV takes to the hills of Tuscany to discover the culture and terroir that yield some of the worlds finest wine.

A compilation of the 2008 Bon Appetit Culinary and Wine focus at Beaver Creek. Includes Master Chef Challenge, Chef Ski Day, and Grand Tasting. Hosted by Cat Cora.

Independent film producers Ted Hope and Christine Vachon discuss their early experiences in the industry and working with first-time directors. Guest Mitchell Lichtenstein.

Host Stan Pottinger talks with Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and architect of the 1994 Republican takeover of Congress.

Former Minister of the Unitarian Church, Rev. Ted Anderson, gives us a little insight into the legendary history of one of Nantucket's most prized landmarks.

Independent producers, Ted Hope and Christine Vachon, discuss creative control in the film industry. Guest John Sloss.

Host, Jonathan Tisch sits down with real estate tycoon Donald Trump for a candid on-one-one

Host, Jonathan Tisch sits down with AOL Time Warner CEO Dick Parsons

Host, Stan Pottinger sits down with former US Ambassador to the UN, Richard Holbrooke to discuss politics of the past and present.

Find out what's behind Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's opinions both in and out of court.

Find out why media mogul Barry Diller loves "combat" in this interview with Jonathan Tisch.

Chenault discusses bringing AmEx back from the brink, 9/11, and how he went from 70s radical to corporate CEO.

With a sense of humor, Senator Alan Simpson tells us about foreign policy, the media, and American culture.

John Chamberlain is best known for creating sculptures from parts of wrecked automobiles that bring the Abstract Expressionist style of painting into three dimensions.

This unique film festival is know for screening important films before any other festivals. Acclaimed documentarian Ken Burns calls it a "tribal ritual" for true film lovers. See interviews with Laura Linney, Forrest Whitaker and Penelope Cruz.

Counting Crows performed in Vail and sat down with Plum to discuss their music. In the most magical live moments, they tell Plum, the lyrics can change, the instruments react and the music is truly alive.

This important documentary chronicles the struggles of an Iraq veteran who comes back to the US expecting to be taken care of, but winds up homeless.

If you love HBO's Entourage as much as we do then you have to see this panel with Ari, Vince and E. Jeremy Piven, Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, and creator Doug Ellin discuss their favorite stories from the show. You wanna hug it out?

A look at Food & Wine magazine's annual bacchanal. The world's top chefs, wine experts and food celebrities gather here for the nation's top cooking demonstrations, wine tastings and culinary discoveries.

Plum joins the Bridgehampton Polo Club for the coveted Mercedes-Benz Polo Challenge. This event presents one of the sports most treasured prizes and attracts the world?s best riders... and the an entourage of beautiful spectators.

Plum covers the 2006 Nantucket Film Festival. NBC's Brian Williams introduces his Katrina documentary and islanders show us how they do a red carpet event, with a decidedly Nantucket personality.

Plum profiles New Englands most exciting boat race series and maritime cultural event. We'll see three days of spirited competition and fun on beautiful Martha's Vineyard Island.

Amory Lovins, founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute, talks to Plum at a Vail conference.

The best mountain climbers in the world are challenged by rock and ice at The Ouray (yer ray) Ice Climbing Festival every January. It's the nation's premier gathering of world-class competitors, gear companies and climbing voyeurs.

New York City real estate developer Steve Ross discusses his deals, his values and the great feeling of adding to the New York City skyline.

Jonathan Klein, President of CNN US, discusses the "liberal media", how cable news has affected politics, and the importance of good hair on tv.

Congressman Barney Frank shares his perspectives on sex scandals, stereotypes, and society.

A western sheriff out of central casting, Bob Braudis wrangles both crime and colorful characters in Aspen's high profile social setting. Hunter Thompson's drinking buddy, he's become a local legend.

These rebel filmmakers have made over 200 little films. Or, are they art? Political statements? Comedy? Whatever you call them... they entertain, amuse and inspire.

Linda Johnson Rice discusses the mixed blessing of inheriting a publishing empire from her visionary parents.

A young New York liberal confronts her prejudices and fears about "Bush country" by visiting the people of a small Kentucky town. (Documentary)

Hamptons cooking expert Janet O'Brian goes buffalo hunting." Then she shows us her recipe for grilled bison steaks and grilled tomatoes."

Actor, director, writer Ed Burns stops by the Hamptons morning show to talk about his new film THE GROOMSMEN. The former Entertainmen Tonight go-fer talks about his character driven films.

You won't see an interview like this on Comedy Central. Mr. Colbert steps out of character for a moment, albeit a short one, and explains how his other persona came to be. His answer might surprise you.

The Telluride ski area is built on public lands that include protected wetlands and streams. Telski's director of environmental projects, Chris Hazen, takes Plum's Kiley Lane on a ski tour of the company's environmental projects.

Robert Altman receives a tribute and gives one of his last interviews at the Hamptons International Film Festival. The Hamptons becomes Hollywood east for this impressive festival gathering.

Three days of world renowned musicians performing live on the famous Telluride Town Park stage. And 50 choice microbreweries serving up their handcrafted cream of the barrel.

Follow the debate about the deer population on Nantucket. Some people claim they need to be hunted to control deer ticks and lyme disease. Others argue that they're being hunted while pregnant and that the hunt endangers the community.

This fascinating documentary explores the history of the railroad on Nantucket. Learn about how the railroad was built to sell real estate and all the issues that followed. The period is re-created with old pictures, letters, and interviews

One of the largest classic wooden sailboat races on the Eastern Seaboard. It is the final event of Nantucket Race Week, where 80 yachts from around the world, many with famous captains, compete in this colorful regatta.

Learn about great living artist Chuck Close, one of the most important painters of the late 20th century.

Plum talks to Bela Fleck, a banjo-playing icon and perhaps the premiere banjo player in the world. This Grammy award-winning musical virtuoso sits down with Plum to discuss his unique position in the musical pantheon.

Unofficially the biggest sand airport in the country, Katama airfield brings many people to the island every summer. We'll learn about the airport's history and see some beautiful air footage.

A tour of one the oldest and most beautiful lighthouses on Martha's Vineyard. Learn about the history of this historic lighthouse and how it was almost destroyed.

Every year, fishermen from all over the country find their way to Martha's Vineyard to compete in the Monster Shark Tournament. Check out Plum's great interviews with local and veteran fishermen of this nationally acclaimed competition. BIG FISHY!

Juan's Basement puts the greatest rock bands right back where they started, in the basement. This week, Menomena rocks the basement.

Juan's Basement puts the greatest rock bands right back where they started, in the basement. This week, Dr. Dog rocks the basement.

Juan's Basement puts the greatest rock bands right back where they started, in the basement. This week, Dr. Dog rocks the basement.

Juan's Basement puts the greatest rock bands right back where they started, in the basement. This week, the Willowz rocks the basement.

Juan's Basement puts the greatest rock bands right back where they started, in the basement. This week, Menomena rocks the basement.

Bear Stearns CEO Ace Greenberg discusses his career, his charities and why he names restrooms after family members.

Check out Plum's coverage of this year's Chefs and Champagne event that celebrates all things culinary in the Hamptons.

Presidential Candidate John Edwards talks politics with Plum.

These rebel filmmakers head cross country from New York to Aspen in search of respect.

CEO of Ariel Capital Management sits down with Jonathan Tisch to discuss her upbringing, the experience of being a black woman in wealth management, and her plans to educate the black community about investing.

Chilmark's Elizabeth Germain takes us through the process of gathering greens at the Allen Farm. Elizabeth discusses how cooking with local food impacts her life and the lives of those around her.

Plum's Kelly Elverson interviews Senator Hillary Clinton on Martha's Vineyard.

Sculptor Dorothy Frankel and Director Ben Hadley discuss their collaboration on a new movie, 'The End is the Beginning', that features 16 music videos put together, creating a new breakthrough narrative.

After a successful career in writing songs for commercials, Kenny White, now in his late 40s, decides to become a solo artist. A thrilling piece, featuring an interview and performances of several of Kenny's songs.

Dr. Ken Edelin speaks at Shearer Cottage in Oak Bluffs about his trial in 1975 and his book, 'Broken Justice: A True Story of Race, Sex, and Revenge in a Boston Courtroom'.

Dan Honan sits down with brilliant author, Christopher Hitchens to talk about his new book, 'God is Not Great'.

Sailboats big and small came out for the 4th annual Nantucket Race Week for some competitive racing and helped support Nantucket Community Sailing. NCS Executive Director Nic Judson takes us through this year's event from start to finish.

Author and journalist, Christopher Hitchens sits down with Plum to discuss his new book, politics, and his love for the work of George Orwell.

Author, Walter Isaacson sits down with Plum to discuss his new biography of Albert Einstein.

Christie Brinkley, Chevy Chase, Tommy Hilfiger, Jane Rosenthal, Harvey Weinstien, and others attend Michael Moore's East Hampton Screening of Sicko in the summer of 2007. Michael Moore is also interviewed about making the film.

Madeline Albright sits down with Plum to talk about life after being Secretary of State of the U.S.

Arianna Huffington discusses the growing Huffington Post with Sari Tuschman after participating in a Media and Values panel sponsored by the Aspen Institute.

Captain Bart Ritchie of Mistress Too Charters in Montauk takes Plum on a sunset cruise off Montauk Point. As huge striped bass are landed, Captain Ritchie explains what makes Montauk a fishing mecca.

Plum's Kelly Elverson covers the action at the 2007 Vineyard Cup sailing regatta to benefit Sail Martha's Vineyard.

Homestake Creek was once again the home to the Dagger Steep Creek Championship in the 2007 Teva Mountain Games. This piece includes lots of high rapid, kayaking action and comments on why this particular spot near Red Cliff, Colorado is such a good place

An event was held at the Aspen Center for Integral Health featuring John Willilams, owner of Frog's Leap wine vineyard. His vineyard specalizes in organic wines and farming.

This incredible film documents the history and culture of scallopers on Nantucket. We'll learn about what it's like to scallop in the icy waters of Nantucket Bay and how the industry has changed over the years.

Richard Kirshenbaum sits down with TV host and former ad man Donnie Deutsch to talk creativity, style, and inspiration, all over lunch for two.