Home Program Facts Capital Region Roundtable is a half-hour public affairs show produced by George Mason University Television . The series addresses issues and topics of concern in the Washington Metropolitan area.
Topics range from transportation and technology to education, development, and foreign policy.
Guests panelists are drawn from both the private and public sectors as well as various associations and institutes of higher learning. They include representatives from some of the area's leading high tech firms, educational institutions, and officials from all levels of government, from the U.S. Senate to County Executives. The show airs on the GMU-TV network, reaching 650,000 homes across all five counties of Northern Virginia. Nationally, Capital Region Roundtable is broadcast via satellite on the ResearchChannel.