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Longform Podcast #576: Lindsay Peoples
Lindsay Peoples Named Editor-in-Chief of The Cut in April 2024 New York, April 2024 – Lindsay Peoples has been appointed editor-in-chief of *The Cut*, a promine...
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Lindsay Peoples Named Editor-in-Chief of The Cut in April 2024 New York, April 2024 – Lindsay Peoples has been appointed editor-in-chief of *The Cut*, a promine...
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PJ Vogt, host of the investigative podcast "Search Engine," discussed his editorial process and the challenges of investigative journalism during a re...
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Lissa Soep, an audio producer, editor and author, was interviewed in the 578th episode of the Longform Podcast, released in May 2024. The episode focused on Soe...
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Kelsey McKinney, features writer and co-owner of Defector.com, discussed her career strategies and upcoming book on the Longform Podcast released in May 2024. M...
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Longform Podcast #580: Rachel Khong Rachel Khong, a journalist and author, appeared on the Longform Podcast in May 2024 to discuss her latest novel, *Real Ameri...
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Tavi Gevinson, a writer, actor, and founder of the influential online magazine Rookie, discussed her latest project, the zine Fan Fiction, in a recent episode o...
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Longform Podcast #582 features cybersecurity journalist Joseph Cox, who discusses his new book Dark Wire and his relentless pursuit of exposing cybercrime in the digital era.
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Jay Caspian Kang, a staff writer for *The New Yorker* and co-host of the podcast *Time to Say Goodbye*, appeared on the *Longform Podcast* episode 583, discussi...
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Longform Podcast #584: Ta-Nehisi Coates June 2024 Ta-Nehisi Coates, a prominent author and journalist known for his in-depth exploration of race and systemic in...
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John Jeremiah Sullivan, a contributing writer for the New York Times Magazine, has built a reputation as one of contemporary journalism’s most distinctive voice...
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A first‑hand account of a college sophomore’s parents in Saigon during the 1975 U.S. evacuation, detailing CIA propaganda, orphan rescues, and the fatal Operation Babylift crash.
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