Lee Romney spent 23 years at the Los Angeles Times as a general news reporter. She left in 2015 to branch into audio storytelling. She graduated last year from The Transom Story Workshop, in Woods Hole, Mass., and now covers education for KALW in San Francisco with a focus on efforts to boost our most vulnerable kids.
Jay Allison is a pioneer in the world of radio storytelling. Nearly 25 years ago, he founded Atlantic Public Media, which in turn birthed WCAI, the public radio station for Cape Cod and its surrounding islands; the Public Radio Exchange … Read more
Nearly two years ago, I was one of dozens of Los Angeles Times reporters who took a buyout and left the paper. I liked my job almost all the time. Sometimes I loved it. But I’d done it for 23 … Read more
