Media: Television & Radio

Six time Emmy award-winning television producer and moderator; radio host and producer. Click here for the archive of The American Law Journal.


The American Law Journal Sizzle Reel

The multi-Emmy® winning feature-talk program on the law, airing for 25+ years on Philadelphia’s CNN affiliate, now approved by American Public Television and nearly 200 PBS stations.

Pronoun Wars: Transgender & the Law

From locker rooms to public restrooms, transgender rights controversies have sprung up across America. And the law is struggling to keep up. Emmy® nominee for Best Interview/Discussion Program.

Workplace Sexual Harassment in the #MeToo/Weinstein Era

Who was worse in the most infamous case in the #MeToo Era? Harvey Weinstein? Or his enablers (lawyers, managers or H.R.)? Emmy® winner, Best Interview/Discussion Program.

The ‘Virtual’ Employee in the ‘Gig’ Economy

The so-called 'gig' economy - think Uber, Lyft and AirBnB - is changing the face of business. And finding its way into court. Emmy® nominee, Best Interview/Discussion Program.

Equal Pay on the Job: Are Women Still Waiting?

Is the equity and compensation gap between men and women discriminatory? Or are the answers far more complex than that? Emmy® nominee, Best Interview/Discussion Program.

Gerrymandering: Why We’re Mad at Washington

If comedian Zach Galifianakis is taking redistricting seriously... maybe we all should. He's not the only one with a "hangover" about politics. Emmy® winner for Best Politics/Government Program Special.

The Presidential Election & the Supreme Court 

Many critical issues hang in the balance in Presidential elections. Could a Supreme Court vacancy be the most important? With some justices over 75 years of age, what will the high court look like after the 2020?

Rock ’n Roll, Redskins & Free Speech: Trademark & Copyright

“The Slants,” an Asian-American band, won their case to trademark their name despite the Trademark & Patent Office saying their name was  offensive. 

O.J., Cosby & Making a Murderer: The Common Thread

Why is America fascinated with cases like O.J. Simpson, Bill Cosby and “Making a Murderer?” Five prosectors discuss the common thread. Emmy® nominee.

UVA’s Dr. Bruce Greyson for “The One Mind” Series

A conversation with the University of Virginia’s Div. of Perceptual Studies Bruce Greyson, M.D. on near death experiences and “The Nature of Life, Death & Consciousness.”

Radio programs on local NPR and AM commercial stations

"The Harvard Psychedelic Club" with author Don Lattin
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton WTAR 850AM
"Synchronicity and the 4th of July" with author Mitch Horowitz
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton & Laura Barrett Bennett WTAR 850AM
Excerpt: "Catholic Mystics" with Caroline Myss, author of "Anatomy of the Spirit"
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton WHRV 89.5FM
Excerpt: "Gay Ordination and Saving the Bible from Fundamentalism" with author John Shelby Spong
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton WHRV 89.5FM
"The Shadow Revealed in Scandal: Roman Catholicism at a Crossroads" with author Matthew Fox
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton & Laura Barrett Bennett WTAR 850AM
"A Kinder, Gentler (Mostly Feminine) Atheism" with Rev. Diane Scribner Clevenger
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton & Laura Barrett Bennett WTAR 850AM
The New Great American Awakening with author Mitch Horowitz
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton & Laura Barrett Bennett WTAR 850AM
"The Beatles As Shaman, As Archetype"
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton & Laura Barrett Bennett WTAR 850AM
"Faith & Mysticism" with Caroline Myss, author of "The Sacred Contract of America”
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton WHRV 89.5FM
"Why Christianity Must Change or Die" with author and religious scholar John Shelby Spong
New World Radio with Christopher Naughton WHRV 89.5FM