Wouldn’t it be Better If… ?! Inventions, innovations and imaginations come alive on the newest site/app available to crowdsource ideas for future production. We dish with the co-Founder of the DC based Betterific, Micha Weinblatt, on the newest episode of The District Dish:
Because 1776 is where revolutions start. 1776DC is a local revolution — changing the way start-up companies come together and use the assets of “the most powerful city in the world.” Donna Harris, co-Founder of this hot new concept and space explains more:
If you haven’t been able to tell behind that table of scrumptious food, TDD Host Sonya Gavankar is expecting! So to help her — and so many of the other viewers who are starting families this Spring — The District Dish meets local “Breastfeeding Chef”… Read More
On this episode of The District Dish, meet the creator of a new app called BusTrackDC that will be useful for anyone using public transportation around DC. Free (currently only for iPhone) and exceptionally useful, this app predicts the timing of the bus and metro… Read More
Former Politico reporter Karin Tanabe‘s life read a lot like her new novel “The List.” Long hours, tight deadlines, scrambling for scoops… So its tempting to think that what’s in this “dishy political thriller” (Publisher’s Weekly) might actually have happened. And some of it did!… Read More
Google yourself lately? Like what you see? Ever wanted to change your online reputation? Michael Zammuto, COO of ReputationChanger.com has the dish on how this company is helping individuals and companies take charge of the way they are portrayed online. It’s probably easier than you think to monitor,… Read More
It’s a truly local cultural phenomenon that’s rarely been documented, but has proven ultimately popular. Exhibition curator Roger Gastman dishes on his current feature on at the Corcoran: Pump Me Up, which details DC’s vibrant subculture of the 1980s. Find out more about how DC’s history… Read More
Leukemia Ball 2013 Co-Chair Jim Davis dishes with The District Dish hosts about his personal connection to the big event coming up on Saturday. All to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and combat blood cancers, attendees will flock to the city’s largest non-political black… Read More
Founder of the Environmental Film Festival, Flo Stone, dishes on the upcoming 21st anniversary Festival — March 12-24 — which features 190 films from 50 different countries about a variety of topics, but especially the vital role of earth’s rivers in human survival and their vulnerability… Read More
American University Adjunct Professor Stef Woods dishes with The District Dish hosts about her new course based on the book 50 Shades of Grey. She explains how her class uses the trilogy — the most successful books in the digital age — as a case study… Read More
