Who is Joshua Malina and why is he famous?
The actor Joshua Malina is perhaps best known for his supporting role as Will Bailey, the precocious presidential speechwriter and White House advisor with a vaunted — and decidedly non-Jewish — military pedigree, in NBC’s cult-status political drama “The West Wing.”
What can we learn from Joshua Malina and Rabbi Shira Stutman?
Over a sunny video chat, I learned a few things about the actor Joshua Malina and Rabbi Shira Stutman. First, like all good Jews, they fell in friend-love on a trip to Israel. Second, like all good Jews, they believe that for every opinion, there is an equal and opposite second opinion.
How did Malina Malina and Stutman meet?
Malina became friendly with Stutman in 2017, when they traveled through Israel and the Palestinian territories together on a Jewish leadership tour hosted by Encounter, a nonpartisan educational organization. A couple of months ago, she reached out to ask if he would be interested in co-hosting a Jewish-themed podcast.
Who is running for Santa Barbara City Council?
In a move that shakes up the Santa Barbara City Council District 4 election, Barrett Reed has announced that he is running for City Council. Reed, a real estate investor, said he plans to be strong …
Who is Michael Montenegro?
Michael Montenegro is on a mission to save and preserve Santa Barbara's history. He founded chicanocultureSB on Instagram, which has ballooned into one of the region's most popular IG pa…
0.20: A West Wing Weekly Special to Discuss A West Wing Special To Benefit When We All Vote (with Aaron Sorkin)
We’re back! The West Wing cast reunited for this special episode, so we got back together to discuss it. And Aaron Sorkin joins us to talk about his experiences adapting "Hartsfield’s Landing" for this voter turnout initiative.
7.22: Tomorrow (Live with cast and crew of The West Wing)
As the Bartlet administration ends, so does our podcast. We recorded our finale live in Los Angeles, at The Theatre at Ace Hotel. This episode has two parts: first, we discuss "Tomorrow," with several guests joining us.
7.20: The Last Hurrah (with Mary-Louise Parker and Teri Polo)
We discuss "The Last Hurrah" in this, our antepenultimate hurrah. And what a hurrah it is, with not one, but two great guests: Mary-Louise Parker and Teri Polo. Hurrah!