Working at the White House: Legislative Affairs Director Amy Rosenbaum
Meet the President's chief negotiator in Congress, Amy Rosenbaum.This season on Working, we’re going to the White House. For this episode, we visited the West Wing office of Amy Rosenbaum, President O...
14 Aug 201634min
Working at the White House: Management and Administration Assistant to the President, Maju Varghese
This season, we've been going to the White House trying to understand how the Presidential administration's employees operate and interact. To get a better sense of how the building itself operates, w...
7 Aug 201638min
Working at the White House: Washington Post's Bureau Chief Juliet Eilperin
This week we took a step back from the administration itself to talk to the Washington Post's White House Bureau Chief, Juliet Eilperin. A former environmental reporter for the Post, Eilperin made the...
31 Jul 201640min
Working at the White House: Head Speechwriter Cody Keenan
This season on Working, we’re going to the White House. Head Speechwriter Cody Keenan writes and edits the President's speeches. He takes us through his career starting as a speechwriting intern in 20...
24 Jul 201631min
Working at the White House: Director of Scheduling Gregory Lorjuste
This season on Working, we’re going to the White House. Director of Scheduling Gregory Lorjuste is responsible for figuring out what the President will do from one minute to the next while he's on the...
17 Jul 201635min
Working at the White House: Update
This season on Working, we’re going to the White House. Because the jobs of the people who work there are sometimes unpredictable, we weren’t able to bring you an episode this week. But we’ll be back ...
10 Jul 20161min
Working at the White House: Public Engagement Director, Paulette Aniskoff
This season on Working, we’re going to the White House. For our second episode, we spoke to Paulette Aniskoff, director of the White House Office of Public Engagement. Aniskoff has been working with t...
3 Jul 201633min
Working at the White House: Director of Presidential Correspondence, Fiona Reeves
There's no workplace that looms larger in Washington, D.C. than the White House. Hundreds of employees work within its walls, but most of us don't know much about what really goes on there. In a speci...
26 Jun 201628min
