Dan Rosenthal
Dan Rosenthal
Dan has been with The Community Idea Stations almost 15 years as a part-time host and producer. He reports spot news, feature events and covers public affairs dates, including those of the World Affairs Council of Greater Richmond and U of R’s Jepson Leadership Forum. When not on the air, Dan practices law from his west end office handling a wide range of civil litigation.

Stories from Dan Rosenthal...

Correspondent Describes Japan's Disasters on Anniversary

Dan Rosenthal talks with NPR Correspondent Yuki Noguchi, who covered the earthquake and tsunami in Japan a year ago.  She will speak at Randolph-Macon College Sunday. 

Yuki Noguchi

Afghanistan Counselor Participated at Collegiate Symposium

With American fighter troops now out of Iraq, much of the U.S.government's focus is now on Afghanistan. Prior to the troop pullout, WCVE's Dan Rosenthal spoke with a school counselor from Omaha, Nebraska working at the International School of Kabul. She was in Richmond for an international symposium sponsored by Collegiate School.

Alysha Domratowski

Motorists Being Fined for Non-Crime

Drivers in some jurisdictions are being convicted and fined for breaking a law that doesn't exist.  WCVE legal affairs correspondent Dan Rosenthal has our report. 

Author of New Book on Reagan Assassination Attempt to Visit Richmond

Washington Post Reporter Del Quentin Wilber says many facts about the attempt on President Ronald Reagan's life 30 years ago never have surfaced. WCVE's Dan Rosenthal talked with Wilber about his book "Rawhide Down" (rawhide was the Secret Service code name for Reagan) and asked what surprised him most about the shooting.

Nina Totenberg to speak on Supreme Court procedures in RMC appearance

NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent Nina Totenberg speaks at Randolph-Macon College this week. She talked with WCVE's Dan Rosenthal about her Supreme Court beat.

NPR Commentator Frank Deford Visits Richmond

NPR sports commentator Frank Deford has just published his 16th book, a novel called Bliss, Remembered set at the 1936 Olympics.  Many of Deford's followers and fans are unaware that for 17 years, he served as the chairman of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and continues on the Board today as Chairman Emeritus.  Deford's daughter, Alexandra, died of the disease at age 8. 

Funnyman Fred Newman Makes Some Noise

Garrison Keillor brings his Prairie Home Companion style show to Richmond at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden.  Among the cast members appearing with Keillor is sound-effects man Fred Newman.  WCVE's Dan Rosenthal spoke with Newman who revealed that he had a learning disability he didn't have a name for until college.