Kevin Cirilli is the Chief Washington Correspondent for Bloomberg News & TV, and one of journalism’s up and coming bright young stars. Kevin is passionate about his work and is a natural storyteller. He cut his teeth as a student reporter at Penn State University, and rose to the national level when covering the Jerry Sandusky case that rocked the Penn State community. Kevin caught the eye of POLITICO and has been covering all things Washington ever since. 

Now, he has a new show on Bloomberg Radio called “Sound On with Kevin Cirilli.” Listen to the latest Volta Insider as he shares with us his thoughts on what is important in the changing landscape of digital media journalism, what it’s like to cover Donald Trump from the campaign to the White House, and how to love what you do for a living.

2018 marks the 25th Anniversary of the White House Correspondents' Garden Brunch. Rachel Greenberg, host of Volta Insider podcast, interviews Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, ABC News' Bob Woodruff, MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle, Co-founder and CEO of the Wing Audrey Gelman, Showrunner of Showtime's "Our Cartoon President" R.J. Fried, Executive Producer of Netflix's "One Day At A Time" Gloria Calderon Kellet, Counselor to President Donald Trump Kellyanne Conway, Deputy White House Press Secretary Hogan Gidley, and Lawyer for Stormy Daniels Michael Avenatti.

Rachel Greenberg interviews White House Social Secretaries Jeremy Bernard and Lea Berman

At the 2017 WHC Garden Brunch, Volta Insider interviewed Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of Dog Tag Inc. and U.S. Army Sergeant Major Sedrick A. Banks (Retired), a Dog Tag Bakery fellow awarded the Visionary Award for overcoming his combat injuries and creating a successful small business.

Dog Tag Bakery is committed to helping disabled military veterans and their families develop new job skills so they can launch their own successful careers upon returning to civilian life.

Rachel Greenberg, host of the Volta Insider podcast, interviewed Mark Testoni, President of SAP National Security Services (NS2) and NS2 Serves, a nonprofit that trains and employs veterans in high-tech careers, about the challenges of lifting veterans through job training at the 2017 White House Correspondents' Garden Brunch.

Rachel Greenberg, host of Volta Insider podcast, interviews Sen. Mark Warner, Rep. Debbie Dingel, Rep. Darrell Issa, Mark Ein, Mark Testoni, President & CEO of SAP NS2 | NS2 Serves, Joe Goldman, President of the Democracy Fund, Art Bilger, Founder of WorkingNation, Stephanie Ruhle and Brian Stelter.