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Micah Drew
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Reporter, The Daily Montanan
Journalist @daily_montanan || mdrew@dailymontanan.com || Formerly @flatheadbeacon @MIT_ESI @umjschool || MSc. Biomechanics researcher || 2:26 marathon
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Michelle Iracheta
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Editor and Reporter, Redwood City Pulse
Editor @rwcpulse | Tex-Mex Latina | prior @houstonchron | NAHJ Bay Area Veep | Email me: miracheta@rwcpulse.com
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Hunter Pauli
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Investigative Reporter, Freelance
Freelance investigative reporter covering extremism in the North American West. Bylines @thedailybeast @guardian @RollingStone RIP @Missoula_Indy
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Kathy Laskowski
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Director of Content, Politics and Health News, South Florida Sun Sentinel
Long-time South Florida journalist. Interested in the world, from a local point of view. I want to know your story. Mine? Beach bum. Avid reader.
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Justyna Tomtas
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Reporter, Denver Business Journal
Journalist, photographer, outdoor enthusiast.
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George Bremer
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News and Features Writer, Woof Boom Radio News
Woof Boom Radio. Writing news and features. Email: george.bremer@woofboom.com
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Amber D. Dodd
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Freelance Culture, Features and Race Journalist, Freelance
ekletik, editor, essayist. mouthy capricorn. sometimes you gotta cryyyyyyyyyy. empanada hive!!! hail state.
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Isabella Loy
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Assistant Editor, Stanwood/Camano News
Assistant editor @stancamnews | formerly: @goskagit, @thefrontonline, @klipsunmag | wwu journalism alum | reach me at iloy@scnews.com
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How do I find journalists featured in The Spokesman Review?
Use filters like beat, industry, location, or journalist type to narrow your search to people who have contributed to The Spokesman Review. You’ll see profiles that match those criteria.
Do you offer contact emails for journalists at The Spokesman Review?
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Can I filter The Spokesman Review journalists by location or beat?
Absolutely. You can focus your search by country, city/state, or specific beats to target journalists from The Spokesman Review working in those areas.
What information is included in a journalist profile from The Spokesman Review?
Each profile includes journalist type, role, beat(s), industry, outlet(s), location, and recent articles — so you can see what they cover and where.
Can I export a list of The Spokesman Review journalists for outreach campaigns?
Yes. Premium users can export lists of journalists affiliated with The Spokesman Review into CSV or XLSX files for your campaigns.
How often are profiles for journalists from The Spokesman Review updated?
We refresh profiles regularly to ensure the outlet affiliations, roles, beats, and contact details remain accurate.
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