On WPFW, the jazz and justice radio station in Washington, DC, Lee and I had a conversation with the poet and teacher E. Ethelbert Miller about Capital City — and the nature of power in Washington. Continue reading Capital City on WPFW →

For those of us who toil for the spotlight — on behalf (like me) of a book, or a movie, or a political point of view — television is not exactly a seller’s market, but it is more of a seller’s market than it was, say, in 1951, when there were only two nationwide networks.  Continue reading Capital City on TV →

Lee Hurwitz and I were honored to be interviewed about Capital City by none other than Deborah Kalb, journalist, author of children’s books and co-author, with her father, legendary journalist Marvin Kalb, of Haunting Legacy: Vietnam and the American Presidency from Ford to Obama.  Continue reading Deborah Kalb asks about Capital City →