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Andy Pollin

Andy Pollin

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Host, The Andy Pollin Hour Podcast

Beats

Primary beats

u.s. regional

Secondary beats

Artists and their support teamsNFLPollutionPlastic WasteCOVID-19SciencePop CultureFine ArtCruisesCommercial Real Estate FinanceCollege BasketballNonprofitsInterior DesignFashion PhotographyProfile WritingPolicingComics

Final Covers

Healthcare , Labor , Feminism , Politics

Journalist Type

Podcast Journalist

Seniority Positions

Host

Industries

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Content

Total articles 73

  • On 80th anniversary, Gehrig’s speech is still immortal in MLB

    By Andy Pollin| WTOP-FM (Washington, DC) Verified FILE - In this July 4, 1939, file photo, New York Yankees' Lou Gehrig wipes away a tear while speaking during a tribute at Yankee Stadium in New York. Arthur Cohen, diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s disease, also called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, is using his passion for making pickles to help fight for a cure. Despite losing the ability to walk and talk, Cohen has raised $200,000 for ALS research by selling pickles through his nonprofit, Pickals, spelled P-I-C-K-A-L-S.

    By Andy Pollin · WTOP-FM (Washington, DC)

    Jul. 03, 2019

  • We don’t celebrate Strasmas anymore, but after 9 years Strasburg has still been pretty good

    By Andy Pollin| WTOP-FM (Washington, DC) Verified Washington Nationals starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg walks off the field in the seventh inning after 14 strike outs in his major league debut during the baseball game against the Pittsburg Pirates in Washington, Tuesday June 8, 2010.

    By Andy Pollin · WTOP-FM (Washington, DC)

    Jun. 06, 2019

  • On 80th anniversary, Gehrig’s speech is still immortal in MLB

    By Andy Pollin| WTOP-FM (Washington, DC) Verified FILE - In this July 4, 1939, file photo, New York Yankees' Lou Gehrig wipes away a tear while speaking during a tribute at Yankee Stadium in New York. Arthur Cohen, diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s disease, also called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, is using his passion for making pickles to help fight for a cure. Despite losing the ability to walk and talk, Cohen has raised $200,000 for ALS research by selling pickles through his nonprofit, Pickals, spelled P-I-C-K-A-L-S.

    By Andy Pollin · WTOP-FM (Washington, DC)

    Jul. 03, 2019

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WJFK – FM (Washington, D.C.),The Washington Post,WTOP – FM (Washington, Dc),WTEM – AM (Rockville, Md),The Andy Pollin Hour Podcast

Company Info

The Andy Pollin Hour Podcast