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Ken Burns and Marvin Kalb
The Kalb Report: Ken Burns on Saving America in 2020
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August 04, 2020
In the first-ever virtual “Kalb Report” on July 27, documentary filmmaker Ken Burns told moderator Marvin Kalb that the United States in 2020 is in the midst of one of the four great crises in this nation’s history.
Filmmaker Ken Burns in front of an American Flag
The Kalb Report: One for the History Books, A Conversation with Ken Burns on a Turbulent 2020
News
July 16, 2020
Award-winning Documentary Filmmaker Joins Journalist Marvin Kalb to Offer Context and Perspective on the Pandemic, Protests and Politics in America at National Press Club Livestream Event.
Bob Ludwig
Kalb Talks Freedom With Pulitzer-prize Winning Columnist Thomas L. Friedman
February 25, 2014
In a wide-ranging discussion of freedom vs. security with host Marvin Kalb Monday, New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman came down on the side of freedom for the most part.
The Stress, Doubts and Resolve of Covering the Kennedy Assassination
December 11, 2013
Dan Rather, a young reporter for CBS News, was the first to report that President John F. Kennedy was dead. Not waiting for the official announcement, Rather said he had collected enough information from a hospital official, a doctor and a priest to convince himself that Kennedy was dead.
Rebecca Foss
The Kalb Report: November 22, 1963
November 05, 2013
On November 22, 1963, time stood still as the nation and the world grappled with the sudden and tragic loss of an extraordinary leader. Now, 50 years since that historic day, we remember the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy.
Bob Ludwig
Kalb Report Marks 50th Anniversary Of March On Washington
September 09, 2013
Gathered at the National Press Club Aug. 27 with host Marvin Kalb to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington and to talk about the impact of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech were three of the leaders of the 1960s civil rights movement—John Lewis, Andrew Young and Julian Bond.
Award-Winning Kalb Report Series Opens 20th Season With Forum Commemorating 50th Anniversary Of March On Washington
August 13, 2013
Fifty years after the historic March on Washington, moderator Marvin Kalb and a panel of legendary civil rights leaders, journalists and scholars will explore the movement that changed the nation, the role of the press in the struggle, and how the lessons learned can be applied in the digital age.
Bob Ludwig
Fighting For Quality—and Revenue—In The Digital Age
April 08, 2013
Two top Washington Post editors marveled at the new ways that technology allows newspapers to tell stories at the same time they conceded they were struggling to deal with the financial pressures that are forcing the paper to continue to make staff reductions.
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