Carol Joynt’s Latest Dish on Casting for Real Housewives of DC

Carol Joynt interviewing Ted Sorensen about his former boss — President Kennedy

In Washington, most everyone is familiar with Carol Joynt and the legendary restaurant she owned — Nathan’s — which was in the heart of Georgetown on the corner of Wisconsin Avenue and M Street, and her now famous Q&A Cafe which is now televised on NewsChannel 8 on Saturdays at 6 p.m. and Sundays at 11 p.m.

Joynt created The Q&A Cafe in October 2001 as a response to the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. She felt the community craved information and she sought to help fill that void by initially doing weekly interviews with experts on subjects related to terrorism, the Middle East and south Asia. Over time, and with its growing popularity, The Q&A Cafe focused on other subjects as well – politics, medicine, science, the military, diplomacy, literature, the arts, sports, fashion, music and entertainment – and began broadcasting on YouTube.

Additionally, she has been writing about Washington for New York Social Diary, and more recently started her own blog called ”Swimming in Quicksand”. Lately she’s been giving the Washington Post’s Reliable Source and the Washington Times’ Green & Glover a run for their money when it comes to dishing gossip about the much talked about  Real Housewives of DC. Take a look at her latest on the casting of Real Housewives of DC where she even makes mention of yours truly! I’ve been filmed by producers and have been thrilled to have three of my PR clients filmed for the show, but since I’ve signed legal documents that’s all I should say for now.

- Miss A