In The 90s, There Was A Yahoo

Let's Say For Instance People Say, "he's A Really Totalitarian, Strict Guy, He's Hard To Work With Or Whatever." I Don't Think It's True, But People's Perception Of Me Leads That Direction, Like I'm A Fundamentalist Person. I End Up Having To Spend Extra Time Saying, "i'm Not A Fundamentalist." I Have Other Stuff To Do.

I've Done Thousands Of Interviews In My Life, And It's A Format That I Quite Enjoy, Because I Think Of Questions In Interviews As An Opportunity To Sort Of Gauge My Growth In A Way. It Gives Me An Idea Of How I'm Navigating This World That I'm In.

The Corcoran Show Was Actually Almost A Reportage. The Exhibit Was, In Many Ways, Pretty Unique. It Was One Of The First Pieces About Dc Culture That Doesn't Include Some Marble Building Or The Kennedy Center.

I Don't Need Any More Avenues Of Communication, And Frankly I Think People Are Still Working Out To Realize That It's Just A Tool[social Media] Rather Than Something That You Have To Do Or Participate In.

I've Always Been A Bit Of A Documentarian.