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On executive producing John Lewis: Get in the Way -- the first documentary on Congressman John Lewis

On how television has changed since he first started in the industry; on how opportunities for African Americans have changed since he first started in the industry; on teaching at Georgia Southern University and advice for students who want to become producers

On the value of oral history interviews; on his proudest career achievements: projects that dealt with color (Voices of Our People: A Celebration of Black Poetry, Red Tails, and John Lewis: Get in the Way) and the variety of programs that he's had a chance to work on; on career regrets; on how he'd like to be remembered

Charles Floyd Johnson on executive producing John Lewis: Get in the Way -- the first documentary on Congressman John Lewis

Charles Floyd Johnson on executive producing John Lewis: Get in the Way -- the first documentary on Congressman John Lewis

Charles Floyd Johnson on executive producing John Lewis: Get in the Way -- the first documentary on Congressman John Lewis

Charles Floyd Johnson on his methods for teaching students about producing

Charles Floyd Johnson on advice to students who want to be producers

Charles Floyd Johnson on teaching at Georgia Southern University

Charles Floyd Johnson on addressing a racist comment made to him early in his career

Charles Floyd Johnson on the value of oral history interviews

Charles Floyd Johnson on his proudest career achievements: projects that dealt with color and race (Voices of Our People: A Celebration of Black Poetry, Red Tails, John Lewis: Get in the Way) and the variety of programs that he's had a chance to work on

Charles Floyd Johnson on career regrets

Charles Floyd Johnson on how he'd like to be remembered

Charles Floyd Johnson on executive producing John Lewis: Get in the Way -- the first documentary on Congressman John Lewis

Charles Floyd Johnson on how he taught students about producing: by dissecting an episode of NCIS from pre to post-production

Charles Floyd Johnson on executive producing John Lewis: Get in the Way -- the first documentary on Congressman John Lewis

Charles Floyd Johnson on executive producing John Lewis: Get in the Way -- the first documentary on Congressman John Lewis

Charles Floyd Johnson on how television has changed since he first started in the industry

Charles Floyd Johnson on how opportunities for African Americans have changed since he first started in the industry

Charles Floyd Johnson on how opportunities for African Americans have changed since he first started in the industry

Charles Floyd Johnson on how opportunities for African Americans have changed since he first started in the industry

Charles Floyd Johnson on advice to students who want to be producers

Charles Floyd Johnson on advice to students who want to be producers

Charles Floyd Johnson on addressing a racist comment made to him early in his career

Charles Floyd Johnson on addressing a racist comment made to him early in his career

Charles Floyd Johnson on addressing a racist comment made to him early in his career

On working on Stumptown; on the challenges she faced while being on Outlander; on her character on See; on how she feels about show cancellations; on being executive producer on the documentary Sisters Rising; on encouraging positivity despite the history of violence against of Indigenous people; on being on Three Pines and her character "Bea Mayer;"on how she handles working with heavy topics; on being in the stage play The Inheritence as "Margaret Avery"

On working with Martin Scorsese on Killers of the Flower Moon and how the film failed to show the reality of Indigenous women experiencing violence; on her experience on Echo, working with Alaqua Cox, and learning sign language for the show

On getting inspiration from the people who raised her and learning about acting from the people she worked with; on the Tap Roots Actors Academy she established in 2021 and the projects they work on; on the kinds of roles she would like to have; on advice to aspiring actors; on wanting to work on telling her own stories