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Archive of Previous Shows

September
	14		– Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, GWU President
	10		– Speaking Freely
	7		– Andrew Altman, D.C. Director of City Planning
August
	31		– Alan G. Spoon, President, Washington Post Company
	27		– Speaking Freely
	24		– George Hager, The Post's domestic econonmy reporter.
	20		– Speaking Freely
	17		– Bob Levey on Little League Baseball
	13		– Speaking Freely
	10		– Donald R. Soucy, Little League Baseball director.
	6		– Speaking Freely
	3		– Tracy Grant, Managing Editor, Post online midday edition
July
	30		– Speaking Freely
	27		– Washington, D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams
	23		– Speaking Freely: Vic Sussman, Guest Host
	20		– Barry McCaffrey, National Drug Control Policy director
	16		– Speaking Freely
	13		– Philip Bennett, Post's AME for Foreign News
	9		– Speaking Freely
	6		– Frank E. McCarthy, president, National Automobile Dealers Association
June
	22		– Roy Neel, CEO of United Telephone Association
	18		– Speaking Freely
	15		– Janis E. Mills, principal of Laurel High School
	11		– Speaking Freely
	8		– Larry Makinson, Center for Responsive Politics
	4		– Speaking Freely with guest host Vic Sussman
	1		– Miriam Horn, author of "Rebels in White Gloves"
May
	28		– Speaking Freely
	25		– Isiah Leggett, Montgomery County Council President
	21		– Speaking Freely
	18		– Robert J. McCartney, Washington Post Foreign Editor
	14		– Speaking Freely
	11		– Charles H. Ramsey, DC Police Chief
	7		– Speaking Freely
	4		– Joe Andrew, Chair, Democratic National Committee
April
	2		– Speaking Freely: On the Road
	6		– Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore
	9		– Speaking Freely
	13		– Women of Columbia College (SC)
	16		– Speaking Freely
	20		– Eugene Robinson, Style Editor
	27		– Ceci Connolly, Political Reporter
	30		– Speaking Freely
March
	12		– Speaking Freely
	9		– Lisa de Moraes, Washington Post television columnist
	5		– Speaking Freely
	2		– David S. Broder, Washington Post political reporter
February
	26		– Speaking Freely
	23		– C.D. (Dan) Mote, president of the University of Maryland
	19		– Speaking Freely
	16		– Rich Morin, Washington Post Director of Polling
	12		– Speaking Freely
	9		– E.J. Dionne Jr., Washington Post political columnist
	5		– Speaking Freely
	2		– J. Thomas Manger, Fairfax County Police Chief
January
	29		– Speaking Freely
	26		– Dana Priest, Washington Post Pentagon reporter
	22		– Speaking Freely
	19		– Marc Teren of Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive
	12		– Shirley J. Ybarra, Virginia secretary of transportation
	8		– Speaking Freely: Vic Sussman, Guest Host
	5		– Kenneth A. Samet, Washington Hospital Center president
December
	29		– Herblock
	25		– Speaking Freely
	22		– Leonard Downie Jr., Washington Post executive editor.
	18		– Speaking Freely
	15		– Ben Baron, Kaplan Educational Centers
	11		– Speaking Freely
	8		– The Clinton Impeachment Hearings
	4		– Speaking Freely
	1		– Warren Brown talks about the auto industry.
November
	24		– Barton Gellman on the Mideast.
	17		– Guy Gugliotta talks about Clinton and Lewinsky.
	11		– Bob on the NBA Lockout
	3		– Howard Kurtz on the media
October
	27		– Charles H. Ramsey, D.C. police chief.
	20		– Ed Walsh
	13		– Anthony A. Williams, D.C. Mayoral candidate
	6		– Bob Flying Solo!
September
	29		– Patricia Ireland, president of NOW.
	25		– Juliet Eilperin on the Clinton-Lewinsky probe.
	15		– Arlene Ackerman, D.C. superintendant of schools.
	8		– John Harris
	1		– Bob on the Beach
August
	27		– Kevin Chavous D.C. Mayoral candidate
	26		– Carol Schwartz D.C. Mayoral candidate
	25		– Harold Brazil D.C. Mayoral candidate
	18		– Jack Evans D.C. Mayoral candidate
	4		– Susan Schmidt on the Clinton-Lewinsky probe
July
	28		– Michael Grunwald on the shootings at the Capitol
	21		– Katharine Graham on her life and The Post
	14		– Jim Graham on his candidacy for the D.C. Council
	7		– Jackson Diehl on the state of the world
June
	30		– Bob Levey on the Clinton-Lewinsky probe
	23		– Craig Stoltz on summer travel
	16		– Richard Pearson on obituary writing
	9		– Bob Levey's Free For All
	2		– Ellen Sauerbrey on the Maryland governor's race
May
	26		– Steve Coll on The Post's future
	19		– Geneva Overholser on reader comments/complaints
	15		– Shirley Carswell on the comics
	12		– Abigail Trafford on Viagra and other health issues
	5		– Daniel Domenech on Fairfax County schools
April
	28		– Stephen Harlan on the District and the control board
	21		– Ralph Neas on Maryland's 8th District House seat race
	15		– Charles Babington on the Maryland General Assembly
	14		– Gen. Julius W. Becton Jr. on D.C. public schools
	7		– Rep. Constance Morella on the race for her House seat
March
	31		– Richard White on Metrobus and Metrorail
	17		– Doug Duncan on Montgomery County
	10		– Peter Baker on the Kenneth Starr investigation
	3		– Rep. Tom Davis on the state of the District
February
	24		– Gambling in America
	17		– Bob Kaiser on The Post's future
	10		– Hamline University Students on the Lewinsky scandal
	3		– Don Graham on the newspaper business
January
	30		– Michael Beschloss on presidential crises
	29		– Dan Balz on the politics of the Lewinsky scandal
	27		– Wayne Curry on Prince George's County
	26		– David Maraniss on Clinton and the character question
	23		– The Beltway Abuzz Over Clinton Problems
	20		– Mike Causey on federal issues
	13		– Jones v. Clinton
	6		– Don Phillips on transportation safety
December
	30		– Mike Causey on retirement planning
	23		– Jacqui Salmon and Rev. John Ohmer on holiday blues
	16		– The NBA: Beyond Misbehavin'
	9		– Levey Live Debuts