Capital Culture

Music and food: What could be better? Summer is here, and that means it's time for a great season at Wolf Trap. Harry Connick Jr. talks about his upcoming show. Plus, The Washington Post's Bonnie Benwick discusses the best cookbooks for summer reading, cooking and entertaining.

This week, Jason and Rachel talk to Oscar-winning composer Michael Giacchino, known for his Pixar scores, and Grace + Ivory founder Tina Zysk about launching a local business.

Sara Bareilles on her Broadway smash 'Waitress,' plus Andrea Syrtash, founder of 'pregnantish'

The Royal Wedding with Chantalle Edmunds and 'Seinfeld' anniversary with Steve Hytner a.k.a. Kenny Bania

Author Karen Karbo on difficult women and Tyra Banks on her book, 'Perfect is Boring'

‘Infinity War’ directors Joe and Anthony Russo, plus Himitsu executive chef Kevin Tien

Samira Wiley on Season 2 of 'The Handmaid's Tale,' plus pop-up concerts with Sofar Sounds

Amy Schumer feels pretty in her new movie; D.C. welcomes its first made-in-the-District rosé

Professional wrestler Mick Foley and journalist Maria Shriver

Otessa Ghadar of DC Web Fest, plus Matthew Hartings on the chemistry of cooking ahead of USA Science and Engineering Festival

Episode 79: Rider Strong from “Boy Meets World” talks Awesome Con, plus the National Museum of Women in the Arts celebrates a big birthday

Mateo Ferro from ‘In the Heights’ and chef Mike Friedman on Passover veggies

St. Patrick's Day with The Inn at Little Washington's Patrick O'Connell, plus the Rock and Roll for Children Foundation

Pati Jinich of 'Pati's Mexican Table' and Kent Gash of 'The Wiz'

Pepperoni rolls pop up in DC, Robert Schenkkan of "The Great Society" talks Lyndon B. Johnson at Arena Stage, plus a preview of spring happenings in Frederick.

Ric Ocasek from The Cars and Barclay Saul of Kyrgies on this week's episode of Capital Culture.

As "Annihilation" hits movie theaters this weekend, WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley looks back at his 2015 chat with Alex Garland, who came in studio to discuss his instant sci-fi masterpiece "Ex Machina."

We talk to the cast of "Romeo & Juliet" at The Kennedy Center, plus French baker Eric Kayser.

If you think D.C. is all politics and traffic, think again. Each week, Capital Culture explores food, culture, lifestyle and entertainment in the nation's capital - and beyond - with WTOP's Rachel Nania and Jason Fraley.

If you think D.C. is all politics and traffic, think again. Each week, Capital Culture explores food, culture, lifestyle and entertainment in the nation's capital - and beyond - with WTOP's Rachel Nania and Jason Fraley.