I seldom promote the artistic and professional work of my friends here. However, perhaps I should do it more often as I know some incredibly talented people. Recently I have quite enjoyed the new online radio journal created and edited by my friend Tania Ketenjian. She has assembled a group of journalists to contribute content to this online cultural review, with an assemblage of streaming audio pieces related to music, film, photography, theater, dance, design and books. Of Tania's personal contributions alone, there are interviews with Steve Buscemi, John Waters and bassist Christian McBride; the content here is eclectic, well programmed and well worth a listen.
Check it out
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Images behind the bar at Proof. Solid wine list put together by Sebastian Zutant. 
Madame's Organ - for better or for worse, a fixture on 18th St in Adams Morgan
Pita full of falafel and delicious toppings from DC's (and likely one of the the US's) best purveyor of falafel: Amsterdam Falafel Shop
Look at all those wonderful fixins!
Walkway from the East to West Building at the National Gallery of Art
Komi, home of very good, creative, Greek inspired cuisine. Seafood, crudo in particular, shines.
Reserving a parking spot in Cleveland Park via the chair method, a mid-Atlantic regional tactic
United States of America, nation of neon and TV, or, as Michael Franti once said, "Television, the drug of the nation."
