Our kitchens are loaded with foods and herbs with healing properties that will keep us healthy whether we know it or not. Sherry Torkos, pharmacist and author of Saving Women's Hearts, shares some remarkable facts about how certain super foods can help manage common health concerns.
This Thursday, Whitman-Walker Health is presenting the "Partner for Life Award" to U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius at their annual Spring Affair. David Chalfant joins us to talk about this event and what it means for Whitman-Walker Health.
Drive in movie theatres used to be all the rage. They started back in the time of poodle skirts and milk shake shops, but did you know there's a drive in still going strong today just a short drive from DC? The Family Drive In Theatre is celebrating 56 years in business. Here to talk about their history and future are Jim Kopp and Tom Sederstrom.
It was a big weekend at the box office and Arch Campbell is here to dish.
She needs no introduction. She made her national debut on the Andy Williams Show and has been going strong ever since. We're talking to Marie Osmond about the Cherry Blossom Festival Parade.
She needs now introductions. She made her national debut at the age of three on the Andy Williams Show and has been going strong ever since. We're talking to Marie Osmond about the Cherry Blossom Festival Parade.
From flowers to favors, there are so many ways to go green on your wedding day. Kate Harrison, founder of The Green Bride, gives us a few tips.
Elizabeth Fechtel is Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2012 and will be singing at the Cherry Blossom Parade.
Dr. Katy Nelson joins us to give some advice about your cat's litter box. And she's brought along Cactus, an adoptable cat.
Filmfest DC started last week and there are some really inspiring stories in the mix. Donisha Prendergast has a film playing called "Rasta: A Soul's Journey." She stopped by to discuss the film with us.
We all love enjoying summer days at the National's ballpark, but all that greasy food eventually takes a toll. We investigated some healthy alternatives with fitness expert Lisa Reed.
In honor of Children's National Research and Education week, we're talking about a few of the latest studies shedding light on how to keep our kids healthy and safe. Dr. Hemant Sharma from Children's National Medical Center tells us about three recent studies from around the country.
If you're ever wondering what to do on the weekends, we've got Chilli Amar to give you the latest happenings around town.
Researchers have made leaps when it comes to new findings about Autism. However, there is still quite a bit more to learn. Dr. Andrea Bonior is a clinical psychologist and clears up some fact and fiction about Autism.
There is always a host of things to do in DC. The problem is whether or not you can afford it. We've got some events going on this month that are either free or very affordable. Free In DC founder Amy Melrose talks about her site and these events.
The Community Advocates for Family and Youth is an organization committed to victims of violence and crimes. They work to educate, empower and embrace victims on their journey to justice. Arleen Joell and Claudia Poole give us details about their upcoming fundraiser.
The one hundred and forty first edition of the "greatest show on earth" is in DC through Sunday at the Patriot Center. We're talking a look behind the scenes to see what happens before the show starts.
The fifth annual DC Design House is scheduled to open this Saturday. The event will benefit the Children's National Medical Center and show off 23 designed spaces. Two of the designers, Allie Mann and Christopher Patrick, give us all the details on this year's event.
Since the opening of the National's Ballpark, the riverfront in DC has been developing at an alarming rate. Michael Stevens and Claire Schaeffer from the Capitol Riverfront BID give us the details about the transformation.
Many kids insist they study better when doing multiple things at once. They're texing their friends, watching TV, listening to music and checking Facebook all while studying. But research shows that multi-tasking in this way is not always conducive to learning. Learning expert Ann Dolin tells us how you can help your kids put down their gadgets and get focused.
