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It's a dilemma facing parents across the region: do you send your kids to the local public schools, even if those schools don't have such a great reputation? Writer David Nicholson always assumed he'd send his son to the District's public schools -- but ended up moving to the Virginia suburbs after a discouraging experience in the city. He joins Kojo to discuss how parents make decisions about their children's education.
David Nicholson, Writer; Author of the essay "I Just Couldn't Sacrifice My Son," in the Washington Post
Should you have burgundy with your pork loin? Or a chardonnay with your turkey? Kojo sits down with two experts to get recommendations for the best wines of the holiday season.
Michael Franz, Editor, Wine Review Online
Paul Lukacs, Wine Editor, Saveur Magazine; Wine Columnist, The Washington Times; and Contributor, Wine Review Online
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