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Special Report: The Pirate Radio Capital
Special Report: The Pirate Radio Capital

Special Report: In 2018, David Goren, a radio producer and audio archivist, created the Brooklyn Pirate Radio Sound Map to collect the sounds of doze…

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‘Survival and science’—our fight against climate silence
‘Survival and science’—our fight against climate silence

In 2019, in an effort to combat climate silence, CJR and The Nation, in partnership with The Guardian, founded Covering Climate Now, a global journal…

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‘Violence bait’ —the narrative the Twin Cities tried to build in the mainstream press
‘Violence bait’ —the narrative the Twin Cities tried to build in the mainstream press

In the wake of the Derek Chauvin verdict, Mel Reeves, the editor of the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, and a 30-year member of the community where Geo…

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Jelani Cobb on the murder of Daunte Wright, the Derek Chauvin trial, and how to tell the whole story
Jelani Cobb on the murder of Daunte Wright, the Derek Chauvin trial, and how to tell the whole story

Reporters were in Minneapolis covering the trial of Derek Chauvin when news broke about the police shooting of Daunte Wright. On this week’s Kicker, …

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“They forget about you:” The media advice Parkland parents give to mass shooting survivors
“They forget about you:” The media advice Parkland parents give to mass shooting survivors

Joaquin Oliver was murdered in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. His parents, Manuel and Patricia Oliver, recognize a pattern, both …

5 years, 7 months ago

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America does not know what a mass shooting looks like
America does not know what a mass shooting looks like

In August 2019, days after 32 people died in the El Paso and Dayton mass shootings, our host Kyle Pope spoke with John Temple. Temple was the editor …

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Racism, Atlanta, and the race for a narrative
Racism, Atlanta, and the race for a narrative

In the wake of the shootings in Atlanta this week, the media has focused on the killer’s story and struggled to explain why the attacks were racist. …

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Pandemic: Why is it so hard to say there’s hope?
Pandemic: Why is it so hard to say there’s hope?

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, most media coverage has focused on the ongoing physical health disaster and the need to convince reader…

5 years, 7 months ago

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Toxic: A break in the Cuomo fever dream
Toxic: A break in the Cuomo fever dream

Refusing to learn female reporters’ names, to speak on the record, to refrain from embarrassing comments. The Andrew Cuomo that political reporters k…

5 years, 8 months ago

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Michael Tubbs on the politics of disinformation, racism, and news deserts
Michael Tubbs on the politics of disinformation, racism, and news deserts

Last year, Michael Tubbs was the focus of an HBO documentary, "Stockton On My Mind," that followed his experience trying to reinvent Stockton, Califo…

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