Alex Hannaford and Jeremy Young on Trauma-Informed Reporting and the Dehumanization of Journalists
Journalists, especially those covering difficult topics such as war and conflict, violence, corruption, the death penalty, and other human rights issues, are exposed to vicarious trauma through their work.
In this episode of TraumaTies, host and Executive Director of the Network for Victim Recover…
Ep6 - Day One at IRX 2024
Didn't make it to Day One of Internet Retailing Expo at the NEC? Fear not, the latest episode of Recap from Cogent2 has you covered.In this episode we get into: - The elephant in the room - as people like Brad Houldsworth and Rich Himsworth have covered on here already - People in transformation -…
Why This Former Austinite Absolutely Had to Move Away
Can you critique a city that you truly love? Author Alex Hannaford, who moved to Austin after falling in love with it — and then left after growing dismayed 20 years later — says actually, it’s necessary. Hannaford doesn’t hold back in “Lost in Austin,” which takes a close look at the tug-of-war be…
Journalist Alex Hannaford’s “Lost in Austin” Chronicles Austin’s Evolution and Sounds a Warning for Other Cities
There is no doubt Austin has changed a lot over the past few decades. Some of those changes were within Austin’s control. Others were not. But for author and journalist Alex Hannaford, many of those changes prompted his decision to leave after living in Austin for about 17 years. KUT’s Jennifer Sta…
The End of Weird: Austin's Makeover
The recent election has sparked new discussions about changing demographics across America. Austin, Texas is no exception. Long celebrated as a liberal bubble in the heart of red Texas, this once magical and creative city is transforming dramatically. From the controversial new University of A…
Episode 0132: Cultivating Innovation Culture
Show Notes
Host: Dan Hugo
Summary: Part of what we are trying to accomplish, and really a part of what any vibrant Entrepreneurial Innovation Ecosystem needs to look after, is ongoing cultivation of a Culture of Innovation, where novel ideas are met with curiosity, novel efforts are met with ent…
The End of Weird: Austin's Makeover
The recent election has sparked new discussions about changing demographics across America. Austin, Texas is no exception. Long celebrated as a liberal bubble in the heart of red Texas, this once magical and creative city is transforming dramatically. From the controversial new University of Austin…
Lost in Austin, Found in Rhinebeck: A Conversation with Our Own Alex Hannaford
Norm sits down with Alex Hannaford, a London-born, dual U.S.-U.K. citizen journalist who covers America for foreign publications and whose writing has taken him from the death rows of Texas to the pubs of east London. Rhinebeck's own, Hannaford traces his path into journalism through a gap year tea…
17: Dead Man Talking: An Update
Alex Hannaford returns with a major update on the case of Andres Mascorro, who has spent 27 years in prison for the murder of Darryl Kolojaco, despite always maintaining his innocence.
Back in 2003, serial killer Angel Resendiz told Alex that he - not Andres - was responsible for the murder, but …
The Convict Who Faked His Death For Love
A brilliant con man turns his life into a high-stakes romantic heist, embezzling fortunes and pulling off mind-bending jailbreaks—all to keep the man he loves in the lifestyle he thinks he deserves.
Sources for this episode include:
I Love You Phillip Morris : A True Story of Life, Love and Priso…
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