Stephen talks with Secretary of Education Arne Duncan about modifying the curriculums at schools nation-wide so that they incorporate the history of the Colbert Nation.

CBS News' Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Lara Logan sits down with Stephen and The Mountain Goats perform for the Nation.

Finally a guest that Stephen can actually relate to. Alison Gopnik visits the Report to talk about the minds of children.

Environmentally conscious author Colin Beavan talks with Stephen about living a no-impact life. This is hard for Stephen to understand as his primary objective in life is to impact everything.

Stephen sits down with Shashi Thoroor, India's minister of state for external affairs and tries to convince him to be minister of state for The Colbert Nation. Also, Dr. Sanjay Gupta comes to the Report to promote his new book "Cheating Death."

David Javerbaum enters the Colbert Nation to promote his new book "What to Expect When You're Expected," and marine biologist Sylvia Earle promotes her new book "The World is Blue," but Stephen argues that the world is in fact Colbert.