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Publisher |: WTOP

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Arts,; Food,; Interview,; Society & Culture,; Washington DC

Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Society & Culture

Think D.C. is all politics and traffic? Think again. Each week on Capital Culture, WTOP's Rachel Nania and Jason Fraley highlight the latest happenings in D.C.'s creative community -- from film to theatre to food and more.

People |: Jason Fraley (@jfraywtop),; Rachel Nania (@naniawtop)
Country Of Origin |: USA
Produced In |: Washington, DC
Premiere Date |: 2016-08-12
Frequency |: Weekly
Explicit |: No

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0 Available Episodes (108 Total) / Average duration: 00:33:22

Date Duration Most Reviewed Highest Rated

0 Available Episodes (108 Total)Average duration: 00:33:22

Dec 07, 2018

00:20:02

It's the time of year for big movies and baked goods, and we're serving up both this week with Steven Caple Jr. and Florian Munteanu from Creed II, and later, Tiffany MacIsaac.

Nov 30, 2018

00:22:20

WTOP's Rachel Nania and Jason Fraley interview Carla Hall and Melissa Etheridge about their latest projects.

Nov 09, 2018

Unknown

The cast of "Anything Goes" talks about their production at Arena Stage, plus award-winning author Anne Lamott discusses her new book, "Almost Everything."

Nov 02, 2018

00:26:30

A new cookbook and a new movie are the focus of this week's episode.

Oct 26, 2018

00:42:19

This week, Jason and Rachel cover movies, marathons and museums celebrating the history of food.

Oct 19, 2018

Unknown

It's films and non-fiction this week on Capital Culture.

Oct 12, 2018

00:25:19

Million Dollar Listing New York's Ryan Serhant on his career and new book. Plus, country legend Charley Pride gets honored at Nashville's annual Grand Ole Opry Bash.

Sep 28, 2018

00:36:07

It's whiskey and films this week on Capital Culture.

Sep 21, 2018

00:29:11

Both stars are coming to the D.C. area for different events. Jason and Rachel catch up with them on their careers and current happenings.

Sep 14, 2018

00:28:10

On the 100th episode, Jason talks to the cast and director of "The Wife." Rachel dives into a new event that's good for the body and the mind.

Dec 07 | 00:20:02

Episode 109: ‘Creed II’ director Steven Caple Jr. & actor Florian Munteanu, plus holiday baking tips from Tiffany MacIsaac

Nov 30 | 00:22:20

Episode 108: Celebrity Chef Carla Hall talks Soul Food, Melissa Etheridge rocks through the holidays

Nov 09 | Unknown

Episode 107: Corbin Bleu and Soara-Joye Ross from 'Anything Goes,' plus award-winning author Anne Lamott

Nov 02 | 00:26:30

Episode 106: James Beard Award-winning author Dorie Greenspan and Academy Award-winning actress Hilary Swank

Oct 26 | 00:42:19

Episode 105: Gerard Butler on his new movie, Marine Corps Marathon takes over DC, plus Food History Weekend

Oct 19 | Unknown

Episode 104: The Middleburg Film Festival, plus author Dawn Raffel

Oct 12 | 00:25:19

Episode 103: Bravo's Ryan Serhant (Million Dollar Listing New York) + country legend Charley Pride

Sep 28 | 00:36:07

Episode 102: Fawn Weaver launches a whiskey to honor historic Jack Daniel distiller + a Leonard Bernstein pupil conducts ‘On the Waterfront’ live at Strathmore

Sep 21 | 00:29:11

Episode 101: Crooner Johnny Mathis and HGTV star Vern Yip

Sep 14 | 00:28:10

Episode 100: Glenn Close talks 'The Wife' with Christian Slater and Björn Runge; plus DC's Well + Read

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