If I were in charge of a beloved New York nonprofit with a budget shortfall I might take a look at the dense layers of middle and upper management before laying off the creative geniuses responsible for the fact that New Yorkers love us. But then, I didn’t go to business school

I worked at WNYC for 11 years. Seems like we were always dealing with some kind of change & turmoil. And the salaries of upper mgmt never suffered for it. You know what never changed, though? That the people who actually MAKE the content kept their heads down and worked.

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it's an awful day at WNYC, my work home for 20 yrs
lots of talent cut
esp at WNYC Studios, which is (was) the place to develop new podcasts and talent

For everyone who is a manager at WNYC 🎙 — I hope you called and talked to the people you let go today. Voice to voice. That's the least you can do. Remind everyone there's a human on the other side.

People I worked w for years LAist didn't call. And I will always remember that.

The worst SCOTUS related news to come out of the first week in October. Really hard to process what a loss this is

For anyone still on this platform, I'll note that probably every one of your favorite podcasts/ radio shows had someone on staff that passed through WNYC. It's been an incredible place for talented people to hone the craft and either move on or stick it out and do great work.

I will never not love WNYC. Which is to say, I will always love the people who make it. And through their work, they’ve consistently shown they love their listeners, and their readers, and their city, and their world. Solidarity with my WNYC family past and present. And love.

Thinking of all my friends at WNYC who are facing layoffs today, whether they're losing their jobs or having to go about their day while their colleagues are losing theirs. Saying it's a sad day for journalism doesn't do it justice.

A year after Roe’s fall, OB-GYNs are fleeing states with abortion bans, unregulated anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers are expanding and reproductive health care is in chaos. 🎧 New from Laura C. Morel Sophie Novack on Reveal:
revealnews.org/podcast/the-po…

Pregnant people are being forced to travel or wait for medical care as they get sicker. Doctors and nurses are leaving their jobs.

For Reveal, I talked about some cascading impacts of the abortion bans in Texas—and about being pregnant myself here while doing this reporting.

It's been nearly a year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. In Texas, doctors face impossible choices, fearing criminal prosecution if they perform lifesaving abortions. 🎧 This week: The Post-Roe Health Care Crisis
revealnews.org/podcast/the-po…

#ReproJustice Inside anti-abortion groups’ campaign to sell women on unreliable #birthcontrol “alternatives” @KieraEveButler. Mother Jones @Reveal @HRCBerkeley & the @UCBSOJ Investigative Reporting Program w/ Richard Yeh 葉懷德 Cynthia Rodriguez Nina Martin Gisela Pérez de Acha bit.ly/3gPefc8

Anti-abortion activists have been coming after birth control — take a listen to this week's Reveal that I helped produce revealnews.org/podcast/the-lo…

The constitutional right to an abortion no longer exists, but for some that isn’t enough.

NEW on Reveal, how a new generation of anti-abortion activists are now targeting hormonal contraceptives.

🎧 Tune in: bit.ly/abortion-bc

Anti-abortion group Students for Life claims that contraceptives like IUDs and the pill cause abortions – and they are using social media to spread this misinformation.

This week on Reveal, we explore the world of young anti-abortion influencers. revealnews.org/podcast/the-lo…

Check out this week's episode from Reveal in collaboration with Human Rights Center UC Berkeley IRP Mother Jones! The first story is reported and produced by yours truly, building on reporting from Gisela Pérez de Acha Brian Nguyen @moss_mews Eliza Partika @anabelrsosa Leah R. (from class) Grace Oldham

That's a wrap on the St. Louis Public Radio's inaugural NPR @NextGenRadio project!

Thank you to everyone who made it possible — including our wonderful mentors and leaders: @tracitong, Ariel Van Cleave, Nina Earnest, Amara Aguilar, Elizabeth Gabriel, Eli Chen, and Richard Yeh 葉懷德. #NPRNextGenRadio

Day 1 nextgenradio's inaugural project St. Louis Public Radio let's DO it 🔥

Thank god journalism is all typing and not hand written.

Here’s a quick preview of my upcoming story for NPR’s Next Gen Radio program!

I interviewed John Buccos about the effects of climate change on the landscaping industry. #nprnextgenradio #storyboarding

a good three dunks is a good ginger - Paul Hollywood on All Of It With Alison Stewart