How does an actual film critic watch a movie? We chat with the Washington Post's Ann Hornaday about her new book.

Kojo explores new campaign finance regulations in Montgomery County, and penalties against illegal donations in D.C.

We get an update on Tuesday's Virginia primary at the top, then D.C. Council Member Trayon White (D-Ward 8) joins us. Plus, Arlington County Board Chair Jay Fisette on why he's stepping down at the end of his term.

This weekend is Capital Pride, D.C.'s annual celebration of the LGBTQ community. What are the roots of the celebration, how relevant is it today, and why are some members of the community claiming the celebration is exclusionary and overly corporate?

D.C. has a long history of openness towards the LGBTQ community, but what does that inclusivity look like from the inside?

Theresa McCulla, who previously spent time working for some of this region's most well-known chefs, now leads the Smithsonian's American Brewing History Initiative.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe pledged to support the Paris climate agreement. What does our region's participation mean for locals, and what challenges lie ahead?

Kojo chats with the hyperlocal elected official who now finds himself representing Barack Obama and Ivanka Trump at the neighborhood level.

Many political analysts believe Donald Trump's populist message-- that it was time for the everyman to stand up to the political elite-- helped him win the presidency. With a week to go before Virginia's primary, Kojo explores whether populist sentiment will sway voters in the state-levelrace.

Maryland's high court halted a case that stymied the state's medical cannabis industry, but it's unclear what it means for companies aiming to get into the lucrative business.