# Maria Russo

The 2026 West Virginia legislative session is over, but the fight over water, land, and local control is far from settled. In this conversation, I’m joined by Maria Russo, policy specialist with West Virginia Rivers Coalition, for a post-mortem on what lawmakers did—and failed to do—on flood resili…

Welcome back tune in while I sit down with Maria Russo, a two-time Miami "boomerang" and a central figure in the South Florida tech ecosystem. Maria shares her fascinating journey from a digital marketing intern in Boston to running Refresh Miami, one of the city's most influential tech media and c…

No matter how young children may be, they gain much when parents read to them. Maria Russo, Children’s Books Editor of the New York Times Book Review, and co-author of “How to Raise A Reader,” says once a child can read on his or her own own, the benefits are far greater.

No matter how young children may be, they gain much when parents read to them. Maria Russo, Children’s Books Editor of the New York Times Book Review, and co-author of “How to Raise A Reader,” says once a child can read on his or her own own, the benefits are far greater.