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Corey S. Powell
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Contributing Editor, Discover Magazine
A curious human. Opening minds @openmind_mag. Casting pods with @BillNye. AKA: substack.com/@coreyspowell and coreyspowell.bsky.social
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Catherine Clabby
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Southeast Investigations Editor, The News & Observer
Investigations / high impact editor @McClatchy Southeast I cclabby@newsobserver.com
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Fenella Saunders
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Editor In Chief, American Scientist
Editor-in-chief for American Scientist magazine, @AmSciMag. Director of Science Communications & Publications, @SigmaXiSociety. Tweets my own.
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Barry S. Saltzman
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Freelance Contributor, Freelance
Helping professionals reach their full potential through strategy, coaching, accountability and caring. Speaker, Author, Mentor & Teacher.
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Jay Anderson
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Editor and Writer, Cageside Press
MMA/pop culture writer, film&TV geek, horror novel junkie, rock n' roll aficionado. Canuck. Find my stuff @CagesidePress. Previously @WhatCulture, & elsewhere
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Jaime Herndon
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Contributing Writer, Book Riot
Parenting/medical writer. Book Riot, Fiction Advocate, etc. Book reviewer. Star Wars. lover of national parks. unexpected homeschooler.
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Phillip Manning
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News Director, KTNA-FM
News Director at KTNA - Talkeetna, AK Retweets do not constitute endorsement. My tweets are my own, until Elon tells me otherwise.
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Terry Davidson
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News and Legal Affairs Online Reporter, Law360 Canada
Online reporter, news and legal affairs, Law360 Canada. Former: Toronto Sun, New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal, National Post, former mewzic maykah.
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Marla Broadfoot
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Science Writer and Editor, Freelance
Geneticist, Science Writer, Contributing Editor @AmSciMag, Past President @SCONC, 2022-23 @CarterFellows for Mental Health Journalism
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