This week for Get Out There, we wanted to find out what’s popping this fall at our local restaurants. So we spoke to the food critic with all the best recommendations, Tom Sietsema.

We’re saluting workers and their unions, with The Green Hornet, Lum and Abner, Labor For Victory starring Paul Robeson, and a Biography In Sound of the labor leader, John L. Lewis. Plus, we visit with NPR's Robert Siegel to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

Loudoun County Board Chair Phyllis Randall on the big vote on a data center mortarium and NOTUS's Martin Austermuhle talks local law enforcement's use of Flock cameras.

The Garage is a vital part of the alternative rock and punk scene in the D.C. region. But a legal battle with the Montgomery County Department of Permitting Services threatens to close the farm-based venue.

As D.C. celebrates the 50th anniversary of it's official sound, go-go, a new novel titled Crankin! takes readers through its 5 decades and gives them a peek into where the genre is headed. The book covers the evolution and impact of go-go from Chuck Brown’s foundation, to the opening of the Go-Go Museum and Cafe to go-go’s reach into Africa.