Conversations w/ David Lewis
Airs Monday-Thursday at 9:20am and 5:20pm
When approached to "interview anyone you want about anything," David Lewis saw this as a dream assignment to a reporter with broad interests. Past Guests have included Bill O'Reilly, Cornel West, Susie Essman, Grandmaster Flash, Robert Smigel (with his pal Triumph the Insult Comic Dog) and hundreds more.
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Tim Arango – Romeo & Juliet In Iraq
David chats with Tim Arango, the current Baghdad bureau chief of The New York Times, about the rise in culture and the arts in Iraq. After years of suppression, culture and the arts have taken a bit more significant role in the country than it has in the past. The interview focuses mainly on a current run of Romeo and Juliet at the National Theater. Rather than taking the story as it is, this interpretation takes Sunnis against Shias and even makes comical references to Iran, Blackwater, and even suicide bombings.
CWDL - Tim Arango - Romeo and Juliet In Iraq
John Marzulli – Adis Medunjanin
Monday, May 7, 2012
David speaks with reporter John Marzulli of the New York Daily News about the unique and interesting case of Adis Medunjanin.
Jon Watts – AKA Blondie
Thursday, May 3, 2012
David speaks with Producer and Director Jon Watts about his new documentary film “AKA Blondie” – a profile of one of Atlanta’s best known and least understood celebrities.
Erica Jong – Sugar in My Bowl
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
David speaks with acclaimed author Erica Jong about her latest book Sugar in My Bowl: Real Women Write About Real Sex. This book, compiled and edited by Jong, is a collection of writings by 28 women about all things sexual.
Zachary Karabell – Apple
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
David chats with hedge fund manager and author for Newsweek and The Daily Beast Zachary Karabell about the success of Apple even in a time of incredible economic downturn.
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Tim Arango – Romeo & Juliet In Iraq
David chats with Tim Arango, the current Baghdad bureau chief of The New York Times, about the rise in culture and the arts in Iraq. After years of suppression, culture and the arts have taken a bit more significant role in the country than it has in the past. The interview focuses mainly on a current run of Romeo and Juliet at the National Theater. Rather than taking the story as it is, this interpretation takes Sunnis against Shias and even makes comical references to Iran, Blackwater, and even suicide bombings.
CWDL - Tim Arango - Romeo and Juliet In Iraq
John Marzulli – Adis Medunjanin
Monday, May 7, 2012
David speaks with reporter John Marzulli of the New York Daily News about the unique and interesting case of Adis Medunjanin.
Jon Watts – AKA Blondie
Thursday, May 3, 2012
David speaks with Producer and Director Jon Watts about his new documentary film “AKA Blondie” – a profile of one of Atlanta’s best known and least understood celebrities.
Erica Jong – Sugar in My Bowl
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
David speaks with acclaimed author Erica Jong about her latest book Sugar in My Bowl: Real Women Write About Real Sex. This book, compiled and edited by Jong, is a collection of writings by 28 women about all things sexual.
Zachary Karabell – Apple
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
David chats with hedge fund manager and author for Newsweek and The Daily Beast Zachary Karabell about the success of Apple even in a time of incredible economic downturn.
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