When I teach college and high school aged writers, they love to see stories about people who are their age. So here is a really
Month: January 2012
NPR’s StoryCorp Story of Mother Who Tries to Scare Gay Son Straight
You barley know what to say about a piece like this, except that I find StoryCorp is a constant affirmation in the power of the
When Two Real Photos Become One FAKE One
Look at these two photos: Now look at the third version: Clearly the photographer, Brian Walski, a staff photographer for the LA Times, morphed
Excellent Local Investigative Reporting
Take a look at this investigation by the Sarasota Herald Tribune in Sarasota, Florida. The small paper uncovered a broken police review system that allows
The Washington Post’s “Composite” Front Page Photo
The Washington Post ran a front page photo as part of the coverage of the anniversary of a horrific story of an airliner crash. This
What to Air When the Mayor says “Asshole” in Interview
The City of Philadelphia just experienced a shocking and sad loss when three teens died in a shooting at a city park, WHYY said: The
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