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"Politics: From the Nation's Capital," Breaking News: Renaissance Journalism and the Birth of the Newspaper (Exhibition at the Folger Shakespeare Library), January 2009
GW presents "Politics: From The Nation's Capital." Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger and produced by the Global Media Institute, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.
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"Politics: From the Nation's Capital," XM Radio: GW's Presidential Transition Series Show 4: Congressional Relations, January 2009
GW presents "Politics: From The Nation's Capital" featuring Stephen Hess, distinguished research professor of media and public affairs and Marvin Kalb, James Clark Welling Presidential Fellow and host of . Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger and produced by the Global Media Institute, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.
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"Politics: From the Nation's Capital," XM Radio: How Barack Obama Used Technology to Win the White House, December 2008
GW presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Carin Dessauer, adjunct professor of media and public affairs; Mindy Finn, co-founder of www.rebuildtheparty.com; Steve Grove, news and media director for YouTube; Tom Ronsenstiel, director of Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism; Joe Rospars, new media director for the Obama Campaign; Chuck Todd, political director for NBC; and Jose Antonio Vargas, new media and political reporter for The Washington Post. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.
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"Politics: From the Nation's Capital," XM Radio: GW's Presidential Transition Series Show 3: Media Relations, December 2008
GW presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Stephen Hess, distinguished research professor of media and public affairs and Marvin Kalb, James Clark Welling Presidential Fellow and host of . Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.
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"Politics: From the Nation's Capital," XM Radio: History of the House and Senate, November 2008
GW presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Robert Remini, historian for the U.S. House and Donald Ritchie, associate historian for the U.S. Senate. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.
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"Politics: From the Nation's Capital," XM Radio: Presidential Speeches, November 2008
GW presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital.” Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.
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This is good stuff. More details in the episode descriptions would help. Just knowing the name and title of the person being interviewed doesn't provide enough information to know if one wants to download a full episode. There's plenty of room for more info, like the synopsis for a TV show or movie; to read it, people just right click and choose "description" for a popup with the details.
NicholasM
This podcast regularly includes episodes called "Politics: From the Nation's Capital." These episodes, hosted by Sam Litzinger (sp?), are great: they're in-depth, well-edited interviews with movers and shakers from inside the beltway. The subjects are surprisingly disarmed, even when they're lobbyists or politicians who you might expect to be in high-spin-PR mode.
The podcast contains other materials, but the political interviews should really be spun off into their own podcast, without the material from the GW public relations office.
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I'm in that video for Science Olympiad! My team was in D.C. for Science O. Nationals, and we competed against 60 other teams in the nation. Much fun!!!