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Depth Perception’s second year documented a challenging time for journalism. See how some of the industry's best reporters answered — instead of asked …
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Julian Brave NoiseCat on storytelling as survival
In his new memoir, the writer, Oscar-nominated filmmaker, and champion powwow dancer explores Native kinship, myth, and the necessity of weaving…
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Running on AI: How Nicholas Thompson wrote a book while leading 'The Atlantic'
The journalist and Atlantic CEO used "the best editorial tool we’ve ever had" to write his book. On the other hand, "it’s also a force that could…
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No paywall, no “objectivity,” no bosses: Susan Rinkunas reimagines reproductive rights journalism
The veteran journalist discusses co-founding Autonomy News and why traditional media keeps failing this beat.
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In her new book "Replaceable You," Mary Roach removes the sci-fi from regenerative medicine
In service of getting it right for readers, Roach often goes back to the basics when interviewing scientists
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"I can join this battle." Defending federal workers, Michael Lewis explains why their work matters
The author of 'The Big Short' goes long — with the help of some friends — on the unsung heroes of the U.S. federal government
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Don't judge: Podcast producer Ryan Sweikert's secret to pulling the truth out of complex subjects
The producer behind 'Long Shadow: Breaking the Internet' sees the humanity in everybody — even the murderers and insurrectionists he's interviewed along…
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From the hot seat to the outside: Chuck Todd's next chapter
The veteran political journalist discusses press freedom under threat, his proudest investigations, and that Dick Cheney interview he'll never forget.
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Karen Hao on the rise of AI as empire and the public's role in curbing its power
The first journalist to ever profile OpenAI explains the societal impact of the company’s rise in her new book.
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Katie Mitchell on the past and future of Black bookstores
As the school year restarts amid historic book bans, Mitchell’s Prose to the People honors the staying power of Black literary institutions.
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