Shameless Self-Promotion: Chauncey DeVega's Recent Conversation on Washington D.C.'s WPFW and the NewsViews Show

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Shameless Self-Promotion: Chauncey DeVega's Recent Conversation on Washington D.C.'s WPFW and the NewsViews Show

Last Friday, I had the opportunity to chat with Garland Nixon. He is the host of the NewsViews radio show that airs on WPFW in Washington D.C..

Garland is cool folks. He has been a guest on the various Fox News shows in the role as the stalwart liberal/progressive. Garland is a man of great patience and humor because of his ability to endure those trials.

We chatted for about an hour which is unusual for a radio show. In that conversation we discussed Ben Carson, the GOP primary debacle, the economy, and other matters. There were some fun callers as well.

As is my habit, do share any thoughts, suggestions, or insights about my presentation. Likewise, if you enjoyed the show please do send WPFW an email (or phone call) to that end.

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Who is Chauncey DeVega?

I am a political essayist, cultural critic, educator, and host of the podcast known as "The Chauncey DeVega Show".

I have been a guest on the BBC, National Public Radio, Ring of Fire Radio, Ed Schultz, Sirius XM's Make it Plain, Joshua Holland's Alternet Radio Hour, the Thom Hartmann radio show, the Burt Cohen show, and Our Common Ground.

I have also been interviewed on the RT Network and Free Speech TV.

I am a contributing writer for Salon and Alternet.

My writing has also been featured by Newsweek, The New York Daily News, Raw Story, The Huffington Post, and the Daily Kos.

My work has also been referenced by MSNBC, The Washington Post, USA Today, The Atlantic, The Christian Science Monitor, the Associated Press, Chicago Sun-Times, Raw Story, The Washington Spectator, Media Matters, The Gothamist, Fader, XOJane, The National Memo, The Root, Detroit Free Press, San Diego Free Press, the Global Post, The Lost Angeles Blade as well as online magazines and publications such as Slate, The Week, The New Republic, Buzzfeed, Counterpunch, Truth-Out, Pacific Standard, Common Dreams, The Daily Beast, The Washington Times, The Nation, RogerEbert.com, Ebony, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Fox News, Breitbart, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Juan Williams, Herman Cain, Alex Jones, World Net Daily, Twitchy, the Free Republic, the National Review, NewsBusters, the Media Research Council, Project 21, and Weasel Zippers have made it known that they do not like me very much.