Dec 8th, 2008 · Larry Ford holds a full time job as a financial consultant in Connecticut. But that's not the only service he provides. When Ford isn't helping people manage their investments, he works as a shaman, which is a type of spiritual healer. Ford, who was recently featured in the Washington Post Magazine, explains his work in two worlds.
Nov 24th, 2008 · Slam poet Gayle Danley has won international acclaim as a slam poet. Her newest endeavor is could be her most challenging one yet. Danley is taking the themes within her poems and passing them on to children. The artist, recently featured in the Washington Post Magazine, explains her passion for the spoken word and for sharing her message with young people.
Sep 29th, 2008 · Tell Me More gets the scoop on highlights from the latest Washington Post Magazine. This week, a story about three people devoted to different faiths: Christianity, Islam and Judaism. Journalist Laura Blumenthal, who wrote the article, is joined by Rabbi Josh Burrows, who was featured in the Blumenthal's piece, to talk about the personal journey of faith, identity and religious experience.
Aug 11th, 2008 · Transvestites performing at a legendary night club in Washington, D.C., braced for the worst when news came that construction of a fancy new baseball stadium would likely oust their treasured meeting place. Washington Post Magazine writer Lonnae O'Neal Parker and self-described drag queen Carl Rizzie, a.k.a. "Mame Dennis," discuss how the once-thriving community is moving on.