I can't believe I haven't blogged in over a year. I have to admit, a monthly schedule was ambitious in the midst of continuing to run a...

This Pride month, the Drag community is out in the forefront due to ongoing efforts to suppress and persecute its members. Anti-Drag laws...

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Appreciation Month, and while I am not ethnically either of those groups, I have a...

April is Jazz Appreciation Month, so for this blog post I’m focusing on jazz artists who chose to have their career in Washington, DC....

Some time ago, while I was doing my research of influential women during the Cold War, I had heard of teams of women who broke military...

After the Civil War ended, the Republicans as “the party of Lincoln” ushered in an era in which for the first time African Americans...

There are three important birthdays that I celebrate in January – David Bowie’s (January 8th), my mother’s (January 20th) and of course...

This is my second blog post in a row that talks about jazz, but April is Jazz Appreciation Month, so I couldn’t think of a better topic...

In honor of Black History Month, and tying together two of my historical interests, I wanted to dedicate a blog post to how Paris played...

“What’s that thing above the door of that house?” is a question I hear often on my tours that take place in Georgetown. The question is...

Those who have taken my Wives Who Won the Cold War tour have heard me talk about how the women of the era exerted power through their...

About a year ago I wrote a blog post about the DC Punk scene, which eventually turned into my “District of Punk” downtown walking tour....

At the end of every tour that I give, I always let people know that my tours are works in progress. A script is never really “done” until...

This is my first blog post in months, since late April I believe. I’m not sure if it was a lack of time or just not finding something...

If you follow my page on Facebook, you have noticed that I was recently in New Orleans for an all-too-short visit. This was the fourth...

As I may have mentioned before, I got my start as a tour guide working for a ghost tour pub crawl company, Nightly Spirits. Their DC...

I am so very shamefully behind on my blog writing this month, and it's doubly shameful because it's Women's History Month, when I should...

In honor of the International Women's Day, I want to devote a post to some of the incredible women who have impacted my life personally....

Yesterday, February 27th, marked the birthday of Patrick Francis Healy, the first, and thus far the only, Black President of Georgetown...

This blog post is just a small snapshot into my Historic Alleyways tour, the last of the first four Off the Mall Tours that I developed....