Weekly Schedule: Live Online
| 11 a.m.: Post Politics Hour Each weekday morning, a member of The Washington Post's national political staff takes your questions about political topics of the day and The Post's political coverage. Today: Shailagh Murray. Noon: Media Backtalk The Post's Howard Kurtz critiques the media. Noon: World Sheila Carapico, professor of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Richmond, discusses the history of tribal wars and revenge killings in Yemen in conjunction with The Post's series. 1 p.m.: Post Magazine Michelle Boorstein discusses her article about one lesbian couple's decision to leave Virginia because of the state's law against same-sex marriage. 1 p.m.: Outlook Gene Sperling, former head of President Clinton's National Economic Council, discusses his Sunday Outlook article on why the expanding economy isn't spreading the wealth to all Americans. 1 p.m.: Dr. Gridlock Post columnist Ron Shaffer discusses commuting by car in the D.C. metro area. 1:15 p.m.: The Chat House Post columnist Michael Wilbon talks about the latest in sports news. 2 p.m.: Fast Forward Post personal technology columnist Rob Pegoraro discusses the 2005 tech gift guide. 2 p.m.: Travel Talk The Post's Travel Section Flight Crew gives trip tips and destination suggestions. 2 p.m.: Opinion Douglas Baynton, professor of history at the University of Iowa, discusses his op-ed in Saturday's Washington Post, "'Intelligent Design' Deja Vu." 2 p.m.: Career Track Live Washington Post columnist Mary Ellen Slayter comes online twice a month to answer your questions about getting ahead in your career. 4 p.m.: Books Author, columnist and former speechwriter to President Ronald Reagan, Peggy Noonan, discusses her new book, "John Paul the Great: Remembering a Spiritual Father." 11 a.m.: Post Politics Hour Each weekday morning, a member of The Washington Post's national political staff takes your questions about political topics of the day and The Post's political coverage. Today: Tom Edsall. 11 a.m.: Life At Work Post columnist Amy Joyce offers advice on managing personal and professional issues in the workplace. 11 a.m.: Health Norman E. Rosenthal, clinical professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical School, fields your questions and comments about cyclothymia, bipolar disorder and seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Noon: What's Cooking Kim O'Donnel shares recipes and tips to make your next meal a pleasure. Noon: Sports - NFL Chatter Washington Post editors and NFL Gameday page contributors Matt Bonesteel, David Larimer, Desmond Bieler and Christian Swezey dish about the NFL -- from who the best running back is to the best endzone dance by a defensive lineman. Noon: Chatological Humor The Post's Gene Weingarten will be back in January 2006. In the meantime, read his discussion transcripts. 1 p.m.: Emergency Relief Heather Paul, Ph.D., CEO of SOS Children's Villages, takes your questions about emergency relief, children affected by natural disasters and what you can do to help. 1 p.m.: Station Break Washington Post staff writer Paul Farhi talks about local and national radio and television, commercials and more. 1 p.m.: Holiday Style Allure Magazine writer Catherine Piercy offers a bagful of tricks and tips for holiday makeup and hairstyles. 1 p.m.: Baseball Washington Post staff writer Jorge Arangure Jr. talks about the latest major league baseball news. 1 p.m.: Lean Plate Club Post staff writer Sally Squires shares tips and tricks for eating healthy and living wisely. 1 p.m.: Politics Washington Post polling editor Richard Morin discusses the new Post/ABC poll, which shows an eight point increase in President Bush's approval rating. 3 p.m.: Book World Live Biographer Edmund Morris, whose latest work, "Beethoven: The Universal Composer" was reviewed in this week's Book World, is online to take questions and comments about the late great composer 11 a.m.: Post Politics Hour Each weekday morning, a member of The Washington Post's national political staff takes your questions about political topics of the day and The Post's political coverage. Today: Chris Cillizza. 11 a.m.: Real Wheels The Post's Warren Brown discusses every aspect of the automotive industry. 11 a.m.: College Basketball Washington Post staff writer Eric Prisbell and College Sports editor Matt Rennie take your questions on the college basketball season. 11 a.m.: Ask Tom Post food critic Tom Sietsema offers his best bets for dining out in the D.C. metro area. Noon: Tell Me About It Post columnist Carolyn Hax gives advice on love, life and relationships. Noon: World Washington Post foreign correspondent Anthony Shadid, who is based in Beirut, discusses the political transformations taking place in Lebanon. Noon: Reliable Source Post Reliable Source columnists Amy Argetsinger and Roxanne Roberts take your tips and dish about what's really going on in Washington. Noon: Federal Diary Live Post columnist Stephen Barr discusses the issues unique to the federal workplace. 1 p.m.: White House Talk washingtonpost.com White House Briefing columnist Dan Froomkin discusses the latest news from, and about, the Bush Administration. 1 p.m.: Free Range on Food The Post Food section staff discusses food trends, ingredients, menus, gadgets and anything else food-related. 2 p.m.: Dirda on Books Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Michael Dirda on the world of literature. 2 p.m.: Freedom Rock Washington Post music critic J. Freedom du Lac talks about the latest on the music scene: hip-hop, pop, alternative, country, alt-country, rock, reggae, reggaeton, R and B and whatever it is that Ashlee Simpson does. 2 p.m.: Opinion Richard Posner, a U.S. appeals court judge on the 7th circuit, discusses his contention that U.S. domestic intelligence operations are not a threat to civil liberties, but rather are filling in dangerous gaps in the country's defense against terrorism. 11 a.m.: Post Politics Hour Each weekday morning, a member of The Washington Post's national political staff takes your questions about political topics of the day and The Post's political coverage. Today: Michael Fletcher. 11 a.m.: Home Front The Post's Annie Groer and Jura Koncius offer decorating tips to make your house a stylish home. 11 a.m.: Goss' Garage Car expert Pat Goss comes online once a month to answer your questions about car repair and maintenance. 11 a.m.: Fantasy Football The Post's Gene Wang helps you through the fantasy football season. Noon: Potomac Confidential Post Metro columnist Marc Fisher discusses local and national issues. Noon: Sports-NBA Washington Post staff writer Michael Lee discusses the latest NBA news. 12:30: National Security Washington Post staff writer Dana Priest discusses national security and intelligence. 1 p.m.: Got Plans? washingtonpost.com's Entertainment Guide staff with best bets for fun in the Washington area. 1 p.m.: Drunk Driving Amy Berning from the NHTSA will be online to discuss drunk driving during the holiday season. 2 p.m.: Entertainment Lead actor Q'orianka Kilcher discusses "The New World," a Terrence Malick film about the founding of Jamestown in 1607 and inspired by the legend of Pocahontas (Kilcher) and John Smith (Colin Farrell). 2 p.m.: Entertainment Deborah Carroll, who appears on FOX's "Nanny 911" and is co-author of "Nanny 911: Expert Advice for All of Your Parenting Emergencies," gives advice for handling parenting challenges during the holiday season. 11 a.m.: Post Politics Hour Each weekday morning, a member of The Washington Post's national political staff takes your questions about political topics of the day and The Post's political coverage. Today: Jim VandeHei. 11 a.m.: Security Fix Security Fix blogger Brian Krebs answers your questions about the latest computer security threats and offer ways to protect yourself and your personal information. Noon: Sports Post staff writer Howard Bryant answers questions about the Redskins season. 1 p.m.: John Kelly's Washington Live Post columnist John Kelly takes your questions on his recent columns, life in the Washington area and more. | ||||||||||||
