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About Us
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How We Came To Be
In 1997 Llewellyn King launched “White House Chronicle” in Washington, D.C., as a radio companion to White House Weekly, part of his King Publishing group of quality newsletters. He also became host and executive producer of the program.
Soon after its launch, King and director Michael Marlow interested WHUT-TV, Channel 32, a PBS station in Washington, D.C., in carrying “White House Chronicle.”
“Our aim was to look at the news with a good sense of fun, and to bring to television gifted journalists whose bylines, or voices, were more familiar to the public than their faces,” said King.
In this “White House Chronicle” has succeeded enormously, introducing more than 300 new faces to television—some of whom have gone to be broadcast fixtures.
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Money matters
March 1st, 2010
Guest: Darren Gersh, PBS Nightly Business Report; Andy Glass, Politico
Obama goes on the offensive; CPAC courts the tea partiers
February 22nd, 2010
Guest: Brian Kelly, U.S. News & World Report; Lauren Ashburn, Ashburn Media Company; and Andy Glass, Politico
Politics in the Age of Obama
February 15th, 2010
Guest: James Gomes, Clark University; Bob Franken, syndicated columnist
Show 2004
February 9th, 2010
Guest: Joe Mathieu, Sirius XM Radio; Margaret Ryan, Clean Skies Television; and Fred Lucas, CNSNews.com
Steven Hill discusses his book, “Europe’s Promise”
February 1st, 2010
Guest: Steven Hill, New America Foundation