# Warren St. John
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warren st. john is an American author and journalist. He was a reporter at The New York Times from 2002 to 2008 and is now the CEO and editor-in-chief of Patch, the hyperlocal news network that was formerly part of AOL.St.
Patch CEO Warren St. John
Hyperlocal news has had a rough, ahem, patch in recent years. Undone by Craigslist and Facebook and Google, among others, local news sites have struggled to stay afloat. The end of 2017 alone saw the shuttering of both Gothamist and DNAInfo. Patch CEO and executive editor Warren St. John joins Ad L…
Episode 186: Gabriel Synder
Gabriel Snyder is the editor-in-chief of The New Republic.
“I had a new job, I was new to the place, and I came to it with a great deal of respect but didn’t feel like I had any special claim to it. But in that moment I realized that there were all of these people who wanted to see the place die. …
The RV People
A look at the world of Alabama fans who travel to games via RV, which has become a popular subculture of the Crimson Tide faithful community. What attracts people to RV culture, and what is the cost of the lifestyle? Guests include fans who travel to Bama games in RVs and "Rammer Jammer Yellow Hamm…
Ep8: The Refugee Experience
With all the turmoil surrounding refugees and their status in the USA right now, I decided to do this week's podcast about books that help students understand the refugee experience. This podcast features 12 titles: 4 picture books for older readers and 8 titles for teens and tweens. All of these …
Warren St. John
Interview with Warren St. John, New York Times reporter and author of the new book Outcasts United.
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Moby Lives Radio, 02/11/06
New York Times reporter Warren St. John discusses how he got one of the main players in the J.T. Leroy hoax to 'fess up, and Jessa Crispin talks about the passing of Betty Friedan and Wendy Wasserstein and which feminist writers should take their place. Also, the UK report from Mark Thwaite, and so…
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