"We make our world significant by the courage
 of our questions and by the depth of our answers."
                                                          --Carl Sagan

Premieres May 6, 2008

Have a seat at THE TABLE. We just filmed the first episode with today's leading journalists.
The conversation was about their personal experiences covering the major stories of our time.

Stimulating conversation can be a powerful tool that leads to inspiration and action.  It can be the spark that leads an individual to take a stand, promote change, be the seed for an idea or simply create a shift in perspective, which only leads to possibilities and solutions.  

We believe in the power of people speaking to each other, face to face, challenging one another in conversation, expressing both opinions and facts and creating a fertile environment for learning.

"The Table" is a new television and Internet series with a fresh format - part talk show, part documentary.  Each roundtable discussion will be edited with other video, photographs and day-in-the-life footage of the guests. "The Table" is a series that promises to inspire its audience to engage in the seemingly dying art of astute conversation. Each episode will bring together a small group of remarkable individuals to discuss a topic that speaks to the current state of the world, including politics, international relations, education and poignant cultural and artful trends. Our goal is to assemble scientists, authors, journalists, artists and innovative thinkers and doers to engage in thoughtful discussions.

The first episode of The Table includes:

Sebastian Junger War Journalist, Contributing Editor to Vanity Fair, Author of "The Perfect Storm." Read his January 2008 article in Vanity Fair about Afghanistan.	Teun Voeten Renowned Photojournalist, War Photographer, Author, Anthropologist	Judy Muller Emmy Award-winning television correspondent (ABC News and Nightline) and National Public Radio commentator; Associate Professor, USC Annenberg School For Communication	George Lewis Reporter, NBC Nightly News. Winner of three Emmys, the George Foster Peabody and the Edward R. Murrow awards.

Host: Ken Rutkowski

Coming in 2008

World Premiere Gallery Opening of Teun Voeten's Work
"STILL LIFE - A Photojournalist's Reflection of People Living in Difficult Situations"