Danny Harris interviews Danny Harris.
In 2004, D.C. created a downtown demonstration zone where street vending rules were relaxed. Soon after, the city lifted its moratorium on new vending licenses.
Danny Harris interviews Danny Harris.
"To me, it is incredible how Whitman spoke through the generations to people like Hughes, and so many other writers...
And after 40 years, I have probably cut off more fish heads and scaled and gutted more fish than anyone you will ev...
Chad America is not my given name, but it is the name I go by…it is my acting name. I got in back in 1999. We wer...
For me, architecture is sculptural. It is not a static thing. We have a great deal of responsibility for how our sc...
If you go to Asmara, Eritrea, you will see that every corner has coffee. I grew up hanging around coffee shops and ...
Man, everything done changes. Don't matter if you are talking about neighborhoods or hair, ain't nothing stays the ...
Working in a bar environment can be very exciting and rewarding. I guess you have to like people, though, If not, i...
I tell you, opening your own business is really hard work. I had to learn a lot, and still learn things. But, I lik...
"With time, I have gotten pretty good at knowing when someone is going to buy, or if they are just here sampling th...
People's District and Rachel Estabrook present the second in a series of audio portraits of D.C.'s religious leader...
The history that I am particularly fond of is that of my grandfather, Levi Wright. He didn't talk about his people ...
Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination was a very vivid moment in my life. As a child, I went down to the Mall with...
The flooring business has been an interesting way to see this city.
There is the right way to do things, the wrong way to do things, and the Army way to do things!
Do you know how many times I have been told that THEARC is the best kept secret in the city? Despite the progress h...