ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Max Chesnes–the award-winning environment reporter for The Tampa Bay Times, who appeared on “Talking Animals” in January, discussing some wildlife-related Times stories he’d recently written—returned to the show for a comparable conversation about some of his latest articles. Chesnes, whose beat encompasses public lands, water quality, pollution, wildlife, and related issues, is a 2023 journalism […]
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