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Freelance Journalist, Daily Planet
Freelance journalist/writer for @DailyPlanetDC & @Bama_Hammer Avid fan: @NYRangers @Yankees @AlabamaFTBL & @MiamiDolphins Christian Country recording artist
Senior Editor, Santa Barbara Independent
Senior editor at Santa Barbara Independent, contributing editor for Wine Enthusiast, and written for New York Times, TIME, Wine Spectator, Smithsonian, etc.
Chief Content Officer, Thrive Global
Thrive Global, chief content officer. Yale MPH. Alumnus of @WaPo @NYT @WSJ, @houstonchron, @statesman.
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Health Reporter and Coordinating Producer for Polling, PBS NewsHour
Health reporter+coordinating producer for polling @NewsHour, mom x 2, Mississippi expat. 2024-2025 Knight-Wallace Fellow
Senior TV Features Editor, Variety
Senior Features Editor, TV @variety. Will insert Dawson's Creek and/or Friends into every conversation. New Yorker living on the west coast.
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Journalist, BBC
Broadcaster: bit.ly/3WGWv3O Author: bit.ly/historyofdating Journalist: muckrack.com/nichi-hodgson & @alsofestival co-curator
Staff Writer, Fast Company
staff writer @FastCompany & member @WGAEast / tips to pmohan@fastcompany.com, pavsmohan@protonmail.com / DM for signal #
Executive Editor, Austin Monthly
Writer & photographer. Executive editor at @austin_monthly. Author for @333books. Bylines: @RollingStone @TexasMonthly @sfgate @consequence & others.
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