washingtonpost.com | The Washington Post http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/photo/index.html Watch our multimedia coverage at washingtonpost.com. en-us © 2007 The Washington Post Co. Photo Stories by washingtonpost.com wpni-photo@wpni.com 60 Jahi Chikwendiu, Alexandra Garcia Tucked away in Prince George's County, Andrews Air Force Base is the busiest aeromedical staging facility in the United States, though the activity gets little notice from the public. Tucked away in Prince George's County, Andrews Air Force Base is the busiest aeromedical staging facility in the United States, though the activity gets little notice from the public. 1:47 2008 jahi chikwendiu, alexandra garcia, iraq, veterans, air force http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080610-81ph.m4v Tue, 10 June 2008 00:00:01 GMT Toni L. Sandys and Whitney Shefte A look inside the community of 120 grooms, hot walkers and stable workers who live full-time at the Pimlico racetrack, tending to the horses -- and each other -- all year long. A look inside the community of 120 grooms, hot walkers and stable workers who live full-time at the Pimlico racetrack, tending to the horses -- and each other -- all year long. 1:58 2008 whitney shefte, toni sandys, horses, horse, horse racing, stables, pimlico, race track http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080603-90ph.m4v Fri, 23 May 2008 00:00:01 GMT Sarah L. Voisin and Whitney Shefte Yusif Osman was a legal resident from Ghana and had been living in Los Angeles for five years. Osman faced deportation on smuggling charges, an allegation he denied. While at a detention center outside San Diego, he died suddenly. Yusif Osman was a legal resident from Ghana and had been living in Los Angeles for five years. Osman faced deportation on smuggling charges, an allegation he denied. While at a detention center outside San Diego, he died suddenly. His story highlights the poor care some immigrants have received in immigration facilities across the U.S. 1:51 2008 whitney shefte, sarah voisin, immigration, ICE, detention centers, ghana, medical care, detention http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080528-92ph.m4v Sat, 10 May 2008 00:00:01 GMT Michael Williamson and Whitney Shefte In recent years, landlords in the District have emptied hundreds of apartment buildings and taken steps to convert them to condominiums. In recent years, landlords in the District have emptied hundreds of apartment buildings and taken steps to convert them to condominiums. Tenants say they have been pushed out, sometimes by bad building conditions. Landlords say they have tenants offered move-out offers, and that tenants often report frivolous code violations for leverage in negotiations. 2:04 2008 whitney shefte, michael williamson, washington d.c., housing, landlords, real estate http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080528-91ph.m4v Sat, 08 Mar 2008 00:00:01 GMT Susan Biddle and Whitney Shefte Two Iraq veterans are studying art while recuperating from serious injuries. Two Iraq veterans are studying art while recuperating from serious injuries. 2:38 2008 whitney shefte, susan biddle, iraq, soldiers, army, walter reed army medical center, walter reed, drawing, amputees, GI bill, art http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080528-90ph.m4v Fri, 04 Apr 2008 00:00:01 GMT Carol Guzy and Nancy Donaldson Latrisha Avery, 12, says that at 5-feet-7 and roughly 220 pounds, she is sometimes called names such as King Kong. She hopes her diet and exercise regime will let her leave such ugly torment behind when she graduates from William Hart Elementary. Latrisha Avery, 12, says that at 5-feet-7 and roughly 220 pounds, she is sometimes called names such as King Kong. She hopes her diet and exercise regime will let her leave such ugly torment behind when she graduates from William Hart Elementary. 2:53 2008 nancy donaldson, carol guzy, obesity, childhood, young lives at risk http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080521-1ph.m4v Tue, 05 May 2008 00:00:01 GMT Carol Guzy and Nancy Donaldson While kids struggle to balance healthy eating and exercise into their daily lives, their moms look for ways to help them. While kids struggle to balance healthy eating and exercise into their daily lives, their moms look for ways to help them. 2:51 2008 nancy donaldson, carol guzy, obesity, childhood, young lives at risk http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080521-2ph.m4v Tue, 05 May 2008 00:00:01 GMT Carol Guzy and Nancy Donaldson Jahcobie Cosom tried the usual diet plans. He lost weight -- for a time -- at a school focused on weight loss. But now, he weighs more than 500 pounds. His next planned stop is gastric bypass surgery. Jahcobie Cosom tried the usual diet plans. He lost weight -- for a time -- at a school focused on weight loss. But now, he weighs more than 500 pounds. His next planned stop is gastric bypass surgery. 3:32 2008 nancy donaldson, carol guzy, obesity, childhood, young lives at risk http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080521-3ph.m4v Tue, 05 May 2008 00:00:01 GMT Gerald Martineau and Alexandra Garcia For the 320 students toting sketch pads, charcoal pencils and erasers, North Chevy Chase Elementary School's Big Draw event meant a three-hour break from math, language arts and other classes and a chance to draw to their hearts' content. For the 320 students toting sketch pads, charcoal pencils and erasers, North Chevy Chase Elementary School's Big Draw event meant a three-hour break from math, language arts and other classes and a chance to draw to their hearts' content. 2:20 2008 alexandra garcia, gerald martineau, the big draw, no child left behind, art http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080306-81ph.m4v Thu, 06 Mar 2008 00:00:01 GMT Carol Guzy, Alexandra Garcia, and Lindsay G. McCullough Charles W. Jasper has been living in Fort Hunt, in the same house, for more than 80 years. Jasper tells us about the changes that have occurred - for the good and the bad. Charles W. Jasper has been living in Fort Hunt, in the same house, for more than 80 years. Jasper tells us about the changes that have occurred - for the good and the bad. 1:43 2007 alexandra garcia, fort hunt, carol guzy, charles w. jasper, coming of age http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-81ph.m4v Mon, 17 Sep 2007 00:00:01 GMT Carol Guzy, Alexandra Garcia, and Lindsay G. McCullough For many seniors in Fort Hunt, it's the sense of community that makes them never want to leave. For many seniors in Fort Hunt, it's the sense of community that makes them never want to leave. 2:08 2007 alexandra garcia, fort hunt, carol guzy, tauxemont, coming of age, lindsay g. mccullough http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080102_81ph.m4v Mon, 17 Sep 2007 00:00:01 GMT Carol Guzy, Alexandra Garcia, and Lindsay G. McCullough Frank Brown, 66 and Ruth Ann Harvey, 84, of Hollin Hall Automotive, talk about how much they enjoy working with the people that come to the service station. Frank Brown, 66 and Ruth Ann Harvey, 84, of Hollin Hall Automotive, talk about how much they enjoy working with the people that come to the service station. 1:36 2007 alexandra garcia, fort hunt, carol guzy, Hollin Hall Automotive, coming of age http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080124-81ph.m4v Mon, 17 Sep 2007 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille and Nancy Donaldson Army 1st Lt. Elizabeth Whiteside was judged by her superiors to be a model officer. But after suffering a psychiatric breakdown in Iraq, Whiteside has found herself facing criminal charges for attempted suicide and endangering the life of another soldier. Army 1st Lt. Elizabeth Whiteside was judged by her superiors to be a model officer. But after suffering a psychiatric breakdown in Iraq, Whiteside has found herself facing criminal charges for attempted suicide and endangering the life of another soldier. 3:30 2007 michel du cille, nancy donaldson, walter reed army medical center, anne hull, dana priest, lt. whiteside, soldier http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-5ph.m4v Sun, 01 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nancy Donaldson, Robin Givhan The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. 1:52 2007 nancy donaldson, robin givhan, campaigning in style, the front runners, john edwards, election http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-1ph.m4v Mon, 10 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nancy Donaldson, Robin Givhan The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. 1:01 2007 nancy donaldson, robin givhan, campaigning in style, the front runners, mike huckabee, election http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-2ph.m4v Fri, 14 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nancy Donaldson, Robin Givhan The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. 1:53 2007 nancy donaldson, robin givhan, campaigning in style, the front runners, Barack Obama, election http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-3ph.m4v Thu, 13 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nancy Donaldson, Robin Givhan The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. 1:41 2007 nancy donaldson, robin givhan, campaigning in style, the front runners, John McCain, election http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-4ph.m4v Wed, 12 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nancy Donaldson, Robin Givhan The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. 1:30 2007 nancy donaldson, robin givhan, campaigning in style, the front runners, Rudy Giuliani, election http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-6ph.m4v Sat, 15 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nancy Donaldson, Robin Givhan The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. 1:55 2007 nancy donaldson, robin givhan, campaigning in style, the front runners, Hillary Clinton, election http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-7ph.m4v Sat, 08 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nancy Donaldson, Robin Givhan The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. 1:30 2007 nancy donaldson, robin givhan, campaigning in style, the front runners, Fred Thompson, election http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-9ph.m4v Wed, 11 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nancy Donaldson, Robin Givhan The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. The Post's Robin Givhan dissects the candidates' fashion choices. 1:40 2007 nancy donaldson, robin givhan, campaigning in style, the front runners, Mitt Romney, election http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080122-8ph.m4v Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nikki Kahn and Alexandra Garcia During a painstakingly choreographed, day-long move involving the transfer of 79 inpatients, Children's National Medical Center unveiled a glossy new $75 million inpatient wing designed to make hospitalization more homelike and comfortable. During a painstakingly choreographed, day-long move involving the transfer of 79 inpatients, Children's National Medical Center unveiled a glossy new $75 million inpatient wing designed to make hospitalization more homelike and comfortable. 3:36 2007 Alexandra Garcia Nikki Kahn Childrens National Medical Center http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/071219-1ph.m4v Tue, 18 Dec 2007 00:00:01 GMT Toni L. Sandys and Alexandra Garcia A high school team crosses the border seeking to validate Mexican football by challenging a formidable opponent in Texas. A high school team crosses the border seeking to validate Mexican football by challenging a formidable opponent in Texas. 4:05 2007 toni l. sandys alexandra garcia sports football borregos audio slideshow washington post washington post texas mcallen monterrey mexico http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/071015-1ph.m4v Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:00:01 GMT Jahi Chikwendiu and Nancy Donaldson In May of this year, Jonathan Lewis was in danger of failing to graduate for the second year in a row. Did Calvin Coolidge Senior High prepare him to enter the real world? In May of this year, Jonathan Lewis was in danger of failing to graduate for the second year in a row. Did Calvin Coolidge Senior High prepare him to enter the real world? 3:43 2007 jahi chikwendiu nancy donaldson d.c. schools fix broken fenty schools investigative http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/071112-1ph.m4v Mon, 12 Nov 2007 00:00:01 GMT Jahi Chikwendiu and Nancy Donaldson At Calvin Coolidge Senior High, the principal, teachers and hundreds of students struggle to rise above a culture of mediocrity. But some realities are hard to change. At Calvin Coolidge Senior High, the principal, teachers and hundreds of students struggle to rise above a culture of mediocrity. But some realities are hard to change. 4:53 2007 jahi chikwendiu nancy donaldson d.c. schools fix broken fenty schools investigative http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/071112-2ph.m4v Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille, Amanda Zamora, Dee Swann and Whitney Shefte Lt. Col. Gregory Gadson, 41, had just attended a memorial service for two soldiers killed by an IED when his convoy encountered a roadside bomb in southern Baghdad. Gadson, who had both legs amputated above the knee, is one of 22,000 American casualties from IEDs in Iraq and Afghanistan. Lt. Col. Gregory Gadson, 41, had just attended a memorial service for two soldiers killed by an IED when his convoy encountered a roadside bomb in southern Baghdad. Gadson, who had both legs amputated above the knee, is one of 22,000 American casualties from IEDs in Iraq and Afghanistan. 1:49 2007 michel du cille amanda zamora dee swann whitney shefte iraq ied roadside bomb explosive http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/071006-1ph.m4v Oct, 3 2007 00:00:01 GMT Andrea Bruce and Whitney Shefte Washington Post photographer Andrea Bruce was embedded in Baqubah, Iraq, when she encountered a roadside bomb. Washington Post photographer Andrea Bruce was embedded in Baqubah, Iraq, when she encountered a roadside bomb. 1:38 2007 andrea bruce whitney shefte iraq baqubah ied roadside bomb explosive http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070929-1ph.m4v Sep, 30 2007 00:00:01 GMT Paula Lerner and Nancy Donaldson Nargis, 26, was 16 when her family fled Kabul for Pakistan to escape the Taliban regime. Four years after the fall of the Taliban and with the encouragement of her father, she decided to open Venus, a women's fitness center in Kabul. The women Nargis had hoped to empower through fitness are faced with renewed threats of the Taliban. Nargis, 26, was 16 when her family fled Kabul for Pakistan to escape the Taliban regime. Four years after the fall of the Taliban and with the encouragement of her father, she decided to open Venus, a women's fitness center in Kabul. The women Nargis had hoped to empower through fitness are faced with renewed threats of the Taliban. 1:30 2006 paula lerner nancy donaldson women of afghanistan kabul struggle taliban change iraq http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070918-1ph.m4v Sep, 01 Nov 2006 00:00:01 GMT Paula Lerner and Nancy Donaldson Suraia, 51, was in her 20s when her first husband, a government worker, was murdered by anti-Soviet gunmen. A widowed mother of three, Suraia began rebuilding her life. She started supporting herself, and eventually remarried. But when the Taliban took power, new troubles surfaced. Suraia lost her office job, and she and her second husband were forced to flee with their family to Pakistan. Today, she has returned to Kabul and to her old work. She still works at the construction company and has established a baby clothing line, called Laughing Child. Suraia, 51, was in her 20s when her first husband, a government worker, was murdered by anti-Soviet gunmen. A widowed mother of three, Suraia began rebuilding her life. She started supporting herself, and eventually remarried. But when the Taliban took power, new troubles surfaced. Suraia lost her office job, and she and her second husband were forced to flee with their family to Pakistan. Today, she has returned to Kabul and to her old work. She still works at the construction company and has established a baby clothing line, called Laughing Child. 3:16 2006 paula lerner nancy donaldson women of afghanistan kabul struggle taliban change iraq http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070918-3ph.m4v Sep, 01 Nov 2006 00:00:01 GMT Paula Lerner and Nancy Donaldson Nasima, 47, was born in Kabul and worked as a teacher until the Taliban came to power. A widow, she was working at the gift shop at Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Support for Afghanistan (PARSA), when the Business Council for Peace visited Kabul in 2004. She soon enlisted the help of Bpeace to open her own shop, called Silk Crafts. Nasima, 47, was born in Kabul and worked as a teacher until the Taliban came to power. A widow, she was working at the gift shop at Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Support for Afghanistan (PARSA), when the Business Council for Peace visited Kabul in 2004. She soon enlisted the help of Bpeace to open her own shop, called Silk Crafts. 2:08 2006 paula lerner nancy donaldson women of afghanistan kabul struggle taliban change iraq http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070918-2ph.m4v Sep, 01 Nov 2006 00:00:01 GMT Paula Lerner and Nancy Donaldson Habiba worked for 12 years as a teacher before the Taliban shut down government kindergartens. She did handicrafts and taught private classes out of her home to earn money. Today, Habiba runs a child care center in Kabul. Habiba worked for 12 years as a teacher before the Taliban shut down government kindergartens. She did handicrafts and taught private classes out of her home to earn money. Today, Habiba runs a child care center in Kabul. 2:58 2006 paula lerner nancy donaldson women of afghanistan kabul struggle taliban change iraq http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070918-4ph.m4v Sep, 01 Nov 2006 00:00:01 GMT Paula Lerner and Nancy Donaldson Bakhtnazira was already married with two children when her secondary school was closed because of the Taliban. Unable to attend school, she learned embroidery at home. After the Taliban fell in 2001, she returned to school with the support of her husband. Bakhtnazira graduated top in her class and got a job as a teacher. In 2004, she sought to boost her minimal teacher's salary by establishing a retail shop. She won a grant to help start her business, buying sewing machines and hiring workers. Bakhtnazira, 28, now runs a textile business with her husband. She employs 36 other women. Bakhtnazira was already married with two children when her secondary school was closed because of the Taliban. Unable to attend school, she learned embroidery at home. After the Taliban fell in 2001, she returned to school with the support of her husband. Bakhtnazira graduated top in her class and got a job as a teacher. In 2004, she sought to boost her minimal teacher's salary by establishing a retail shop. She won a grant to help start her business, buying sewing machines and hiring workers. Bakhtnazira, 28, now runs a textile business with her husband. She employs 36 other women. 2:58 2006 paula lerner nancy donaldson women of afghanistan kabul struggle taliban change iraq http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070917-1ph.m4v Sep, 01 Nov 2006 00:00:01 GMT Whitney Shefte and Adrian Higgins Are you looking at that gaping hole in your landscape wondering whether you should plant a tree or shrub in it? Maybe you like sourwood trees or hydrangea shrubs but aren't quite sure how to put them in the ground and keep them alive. Then, this tutorial is for you. Join Washington Post gardening expert Adrian Higgins in this audio gallery that teaches you how to plant those large elements in your yard. 5:29 2007 whitney shefte gardening tutorial how-to http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070911-1ph.m4v Sep, 06 2006 00:00:01 GMT Lois Raimondo and Nancy Donaldson At Barnard Elementary School in Northwest Washington, Daryl Jackson has three jobs: he's a full-time custodian, an after-school art teacher and a father figure to many students. At Barnard Elementary School in Northwest Washington, Daryl Jackson has three jobs: he's a full-time custodian, an after-school art teacher and a father figure to many students. 5:29 2007 lois raimondo nancy donaldson d.c. schools fix broken fenty schools investigative http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070910-1ph.m4v Sat, 09 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Lois Raimondo and Nancy Donaldson Powell Elementary Principal Lucia Vega uses any tool at her disposal to help her struggling Northwest D.C. school succeed, drawing on community funding and volunteers to fill gaps not covered by the District government. Powell Elementary Principal Lucia Vega uses any tool at her disposal to help her struggling Northwest D.C. school succeed, drawing on community funding and volunteers to fill gaps not covered by the District government. 3:42 2007 lois raimondo nancy donaldson d.c. schools fix broken fenty schools investigative http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070910-2ph.m4v Sat, 09 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Lois Raimondo and Nancy Donaldson At M. Hall Stanton Elementary School in Philadelphia, Principal Barbara B. Adderley's commitment to motivating students with creative rewards and more individual attention has helped them become some of the city's highest achievers. At M. Hall Stanton Elementary School in Philadelphia, Principal Barbara B. Adderley's commitment to motivating students with creative rewards and more individual attention has helped them become some of the city's highest achievers. 3:30 2007 lois raimondo nancy donaldson d.c. schools fix broken fenty schools investigative http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070910-3ph.m4v Sat, 09 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Lois Raimondo and Nancy Donaldson Strawberry Mansion High School was plagued with violence and sinking academically until Principal Lois Powell Mondesire shrunk enrollment, emphasized art education and personalized classes. Now it is a place where students succeed. Strawberry Mansion High School was plagued with violence and sinking academically until Principal Lois Powell Mondesire shrunk enrollment, emphasized art education and personalized classes. Now it is a place where students succeed. 4:09 2007 lois raimondo nancy donaldson d.c. schools fix broken fenty schools investigative http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070910-4ph.m4v Sat, 09 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille and Nancy Donaldson The Warrior Transition Brigade was activated to take charge of Walter Reed Army Medical Center's population of nearly 700 outpatients to help track their morale and welfare as they navigate the medical bureaucracy. The Warrior Transition Brigade was activated to take charge of Walter Reed Army Medical Center's population of nearly 700 outpatients to help track their morale and welfare as they navigate the medical bureaucracy. 2:00 2007 michel du cille nancy donaldson walter reed wounded soldiers injured help heal recover http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070907-1ph.m4v Fri, 27 Jul 2007 00:00:01 GMT Preston Keres and Nancy Donaldson Franchon Crews was headed down the wrong path until she discovered boxing as a young teenager. Now, the 19-year-old is a two-time national champion aiming for bigger and better things - inside and outside the ring. Franchon Crews was headed down the wrong path until she discovered boxing as a young teenager. Now, the 19-year-old is a two-time national champion aiming for bigger and better things - inside and outside the ring. 1:51 2006 preston keres nancy donaldson baltimore boxer singer athlete performer train training champion http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070907-6ph.m4v Mon, 17 Jul 2006 00:00:01 GMT Andrea Bruce and Nancy Donaldson Punk bands make up a small slice of the music industry in China, and they play to a largely underground scene. But their struggle to gain attention provides a glimpse of what it's like to be a rebel in a country that suppresses dissent and individuality, and an artist in a culture that worships money and Western fads. Punk bands make up a small slice of the music industry in China, and they play to a largely underground scene. But their struggle to gain attention provides a glimpse of what it's like to be a rebel in a country that suppresses dissent and individuality, and an artist in a culture that worships money and Western fads. 2:04 2007 andrea bruce nancy donaldson china punk culture rock music rural western http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070907-2ph.m4v Tue, 08 Aug 2006 00:00:01 GMT Jahi Chikwendiu and Nancy Donaldson Michael Mason is one of the nation's highest-ranking black FBI agents. How did the son of a Chicago truck driver get to a spacious office in the J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building on Pennsylvania Avenue, complete with a spectacular view of the Justice Department? Michael Mason is one of the nation's highest-ranking black FBI agents. How did the son of a Chicago truck driver get to a spacious office in the J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building on Pennsylvania Avenue, complete with a spectacular view of the Justice Department? 2:32 2006 jahi chikwendiu nancy donaldson being a black man series fbi job position success race ethnicity http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070907-5ph.m4v Wed, 20 Dec 2006 00:00:01 GMT Kevin Clark and Nancy Donaldson Many black entrepreneurs find themselves struggling with how much of their identity to sacrifice in the quest for business success. Antwanye Ford and Andre Rogers, founders of technology consulting firm Enlightened Inc., question whether they should promote the fact that the company is black-owned. Many black entrepreneurs find themselves struggling with how much of their identity to sacrifice in the quest for business success. Antwanye Ford and Andre Rogers, founders of technology consulting firm Enlightened Inc., question whether they should promote the fact that the company is black-owned. 2:26 2006 kevin clark nancy donaldson being a black man series business entrepreuner small race ethnicity http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070907-4ph.m4v Tue, 14 Nov 2006 00:00:01 GMT Marvin Joseph and Nancy Donaldson The First Tee National School Program aims to introduce children to golf regardless of their economic background and uses the game as a way to impart life lessons. The First Tee National School Program aims to introduce children to golf regardless of their economic background and uses the game as a way to impart life lessons. 1:37 2007 marvin joseph nancy donaldson first tee program golf public school game http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070907-3ph.m4v Fri, 27 Apr 2007 00:00:01 GMT Jahi Chikwendiu and Nancy Donaldson The 4th Civil Affairs Group, a Marine Corps Reserve unit based in Anacostia, prepares to leave for Iraq -- again. The 4th Civil Affairs Group, a Marine Corps Reserve unit based in Anacostia, prepares to leave for Iraq -- again. 2:43 2006 jahi chikwendiu nancy donaldson anacostia reserve unit marine iraq http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070906-3ph.m4v Mon, 24 Aug 2006 00:00:01 GMT Juan Forero, Scott Dalton, Nancy Donaldson and Alexandra Garcia In the southern Colombian state of Nariño, where many farmers grow coca, the plant used to make cocaine, there are few roads and few jobs. In the southern Colombian state of Nariño, where many farmers grow coca, the plant used to make cocaine, there are few roads and few jobs. 1:12 2007 juan forero scott dalton nancy donaldson alexandra garcia coca colombia drug drugs illegal battle farmers http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070906-1ph.m4v Sun, 24 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Juan Forero, Scott Dalton, Nancy Donaldson and Alexandra Garcia Many of Colombia's poor farmers endure the back-breaking and illegal work of growing the main ingredient for cocaine, coca, because it is more profitable than other crops. Many of Colombia's poor farmers endure the back-breaking and illegal work of growing the main ingredient for cocaine, coca, because it is more profitable than other crops. 1:13 2007 juan forero scott dalton nancy donaldson alexandra garcia coca colombia drug drugs illegal battle farmers http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070905-4ph.m4v Sun, 24 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Juan Forero, Scott Dalton, Nancy Donaldson and Alexandra Garcia In a bid to eradicate more coca, Colombia is uprooting crops by hand, rather than relying solely on aerial fumigation. In a bid to eradicate more coca, Colombia is uprooting crops by hand, rather than relying solely on aerial fumigation. 1:18 2007 juan forero scott dalton nancy donaldson alexandra garcia coca colombia drug drugs illegal battle farmers http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070905-1ph.m4v Sun, 24 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Sarah Voisin and Nancy Donaldson Mexico-born, California-bred band Los Tigres del Norte is experiencing the greatest success of its 35-year career as it gets set to release its latest album in March. The group's bouncy sound and socially conscious lyrics -- focusing heavily on issues facing immigrants -- have earned it a very devoted fan base. Mexico-born, California-bred band Los Tigres del Norte is experiencing the greatest success of its 35-year career as it gets set to release its latest album in March. The group's bouncy sound and socially conscious lyrics -- focusing heavily on issues facing immigrants -- have earned it a very devoted fan base. 1:06 2007 sarah voisin nancy donaldson los tigres del norte spanish band activists music http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070905-3ph.m4v Sat, 17 Feb 2007 00:00:01 GMT Nikki Kahn, Michel du Cille and Nancy Donaldson Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama spoke about his domestic agenda and plan for urban America in Washington D.C. Wednesday, during a tour of community organizations. Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama spoke about his domestic agenda and plan for urban America in Washington D.C. Wednesday, during a tour of community organizations. 1:37 2007 nikki khan michel du cille nancy donaldson barack obama domestic policy thearc poverty in america speech http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070905-5ph.m4v Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:00:01 GMT Toni Sandys and Nancy Donaldson For members of la Barra Brava, a boisterous fan group that supports the D.C. United soccer team, the action in the stands is as energetic as the action on the field. For members of la Barra Brava, a boisterous fan group that supports the D.C. United soccer team, the action in the stands is as energetic as the action on the field. 2:32 2006 toni sandys nancy donaldson la barra brava d.c. dc united soccer football fan club http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070904-1ph.m4v Thu, 16 Aug 2007 00:00:01 GMT Paula Lerner and Nancy Donaldson Photographer Paula Lerner was diagnosed with breast cancer soon after beginning work on "Why We Walk: The Inspirational Journey Toward a Cure for Breast Cancer." Photographer Paula Lerner was diagnosed with breast cancer soon after beginning work on "Why We Walk: The Inspirational Journey Toward a Cure for Breast Cancer." 3:49 2006 paula lerner nancy donaldson breast cancer photographer journey for cure komen walk http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070813-3ph.m4v Sun, 01 Oct 2006 00:00:01 GMT Melina Mara, Nancy Donaldson, Liz Heron, Michelle Gininger and Ivan Pierre Aguirre At carpenters union protests around the District, many of the picketers aren't union members: they're homeless people paid by the hour. *Some of those pictured may not be homeless. At carpenters union protests around the District, many of the picketers aren't union members: they're homeless people paid by the hour. *Some of those pictured may not be homeless. 1:55 2007 melina mara nancy donaldson homeless union strikers http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070813-2ph.m4v Mon, 23 Jul 2007 00:00:01 GMT Melina Mara and Nancy Donaldson In the southwestern corner of Arizona, the unintended consequences of a decade's worth of past efforts to crack down on illegal crossings of the 2,000-mile border are clear. In the southwestern corner of Arizona, the unintended consequences of a decade's worth of past efforts to crack down on illegal crossings of the 2,000-mile border are clear. 2:25 2007 melina mara nancy donaldson border security aliens illegal immigration http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070905-2ph.m4v Thu, 18 May 2006 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille and Nancy Donaldson The Breaking Point. Army Pfc. Jashua Calloway describes the horror of watching his sergeant die in Iraq and the way it affected him. His fellow soldier, Spc. Denver Rearick, arrived at the scene a few minutes later and remembers a stricken Calloway. The Breaking Point. Army Pfc. Jashua Calloway describes the horror of watching his sergeant die in Iraq and the way it affected him. His fellow soldier, Spc. Denver Rearick, arrived at the scene a few minutes later and remembers a stricken Calloway. 3:28 2007 iraq walter reed casualties without a scratch michel du cille nancy donaldson http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/062607-3ph.m4v Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille and Nancy Donaldson Calloway was shipped out of Iraq and sent to Walter Reed Army Medical Center for psychological treatment. Meanwhile, Rearick was dealing with his own deamons back at home in Kentucky. The two soldiers describe how difficult it is to forget war and combat. Calloway was shipped out of Iraq and sent to Walter Reed Army Medical Center for psychological treatment. Meanwhile, Rearick was dealing with his own deamons back at home in Kentucky. The two soldiers describe how difficult it is to forget war and combat. 1:57 2007 iraq walter reed casualties without a scratch michel du cille nancy donaldson http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/062607-4ph.m4v Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille, Dana Priest and Nancy Donaldson The government officially recognized Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a medical condition in 1980. Nearly 30 years later officials still have not mastered the best way to detect or to treat the disorder, or how to compensate those servicemembers who suffer from PTSD. The government officially recognized Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a medical condition in 1980. Nearly 30 years later officials still have not mastered the best way to detect or to treat the disorder, or how to compensate those servicemembers who suffer from PTSD. 1:51 2007 iraq walter reed casualties without a scratch invisibly wounded michel du cille nancy donaldson http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080107-1ph.m4v Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille and Nancy Donaldson The government officially recognized Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a medical condition in 1980. Nearly 30 years later officials still have not mastered the best way to detect or to treat the disorder, or how to compensate those servicemembers who suffer from PTSD. The government officially recognized Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a medical condition in 1980. Nearly 30 years later officials still have not mastered the best way to detect or to treat the disorder, or how to compensate those servicemembers who suffer from PTSD. 2:15 2007 iraq walter reed casualties without a scratch michel du cille nancy donaldsoninvisibly wounded http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080107-2ph.m4v Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille and Nancy Donaldson The government officially recognized Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a medical condition in 1980. Nearly 30 years later officials still have not mastered the best way to detect or to treat the disorder, or how to compensate those servicemembers who suffer from PTSD. The government officially recognized Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a medical condition in 1980. Nearly 30 years later officials still have not mastered the best way to detect or to treat the disorder, or how to compensate those servicemembers who suffer from PTSD. 2:02 2007 iraq walter reed casualties without a scratch invisibly wounded michel du cille nancy donaldson http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/080107-3ph.m4v Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:01 GMT Toni Sandys and Nancy Donaldson Oak Hill Youth Center, long regarded as one of the most dangerous and decrepit juvenile centers in the United States, uses its football program as part of its new effort to emphasize rehabilitation. Oak Hill Youth Center, long regarded as one of the most dangerous and decrepit juvenile centers in the United States, uses its football program as part of its new effort to emphasize rehabilitation. 3:47 2007 oak hill detention center rehabilitation the district washington dc http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/062607-1ph.m4v Thu, 23 Nov 2006 00:00:01 GMT Jahi Chikwendiu and Nancy Donaldson For Eric L. Motley, Democrats and Republicans, blacks and whites, have enabled his journey from humble beginnings in rural Alabama to the Bush White House. For Eric L. Motley, Democrats and Republicans, blacks and whites, have enabled his journey from humble beginnings in rural Alabama to the Bush White House. 3:47 2007 being a black man jahi chikwendiu nancy donaldson republican journey white house http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/062607-6ph.m4v Wed, 31 May 2006 00:00:01 GMT Michel du Cille and Nancy Donaldson Mark and Kim Yarboro tell their 8-year-old son, Marcus, that anything is possible. They also steel his for those times when his skin color may trump his accomplishments. Mark and Kim Yarboro tell their 8-year-old son, Marcus, that anything is possible. They also steel his for those times when his skin color may trump his accomplishments. 3:47 2007 being a black man michel du cille nancy donaldson raising child black boy http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/062607-7ph.m4v Thu, 01 Jun 2006 00:00:01 GMT Nikki Kahn and Nancy Donaldson The Washington Ballet summer camp at the Town Hall Education, Arts and Recreation Campus grooms tomorrow's ballerinas while dispelling the notion that Southeast Washington, D.C. is a haven of crime and ruin. The Washington Ballet summer camp at the Town Hall Education, Arts and Recreation Campus grooms tomorrow's ballerinas while dispelling the notion that Southeast Washington, D.C. is a haven of crime and ruin. 3:08 2007 nikki kahn nancy donaldson anacostia washington ballet se southeast dc thearc the arc http://cdn.washingtonpost.com/media/podcast/070906-2ph.m4v Mon, 16 July 2007 00:00:01 GMT