GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Jay Parker, associate professorial lecturer on politics and film for the GW Graduate School of Political Management. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Peter Fenn, president of Fenn Communications Group. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Ken Bowling, GW professor of history and co-editor of The First Federal Congress Project. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Julie Germany, deputy director of GW's Graduate School of Political Management's Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet; and Sam Levenback conference manager of the 2008 Politics Online Conference. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Tyler Anbinder, professor of history and chairman of The George Washington University Department of History. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Scott McLarty, media coordinator for the Green Party. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Heather Smith, executive director of Rock the Vote. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

The Kalb Report, November 26, 2007: Thank You Mr. President

The Kalb Report, November 26, 2007: Thank You Mr. President (audio-only)

The Inauguration of Steven Knapp at 16th President of The George Washington University