Search results for “5 questions” Showing 772 results Putting the ‘I’ in storytelling In reporting about psilocybin, Robert Sanchez reveals his own story. Plus: True Story Award, Roy Peter Clark, and the Liang-Zhou Nieman Fellowship June 27, 2025 While reporting on magic mushrooms, a journalist tries microdosing and shares his own struggles Robert Sanchez of 5280 magazine reports on experiments around psilocybin therapy, while also using first person to tell his own story June 27, 2025 Remembering William Langewiesche Plus: The Black List's Franklin Leonard on journalism and Hollywood, and finding stories ‘in the strange minutiae’ June 20, 2025 ‘Random normies’ bearing witness Plus: Kent Babb on a daughter's struggle to connect with her father, and European Press Prize winners June 13, 2025 How journalist Kent Babb used text messages to write about a daughter struggling to connect with her football star father The Washington Post reporter tells the story of Jaedan Brown, and her father Corwin Brown's mental illness potentially caused by CTE. June 11, 2025 Reading the show notes for lessons on storytelling Tech reporter Drew Harwell on the Nieman Storyboard podcast, plus Paige Williams visits a historic New York City resting place June 6, 2025 Tech reporter Drew Harwell on the very online life of a 24/7 Twitch streamer Podcast: The Washington Post writer shares his experience covering the intersection of technology, politics, and culture in an era of distrust and division June 5, 2025 How a love letter becomes a documentary (and vice versa) Filmmaker Matt Wolf on the making of "Pee-wee as Himself," plus Bloomberg’s report on one city's relationship with a private ICE detention center May 30, 2025 Behind the Scenes: Bloomberg examines a private detention center and a town ‘Addicted to ICE’ Rachel Adams-Heard, Polly Mosendz, and Fola Akinnibi looked at local government agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to detain immigrants in New Mexico May 30, 2025 ‘What we work on are words’: Seeking clarity and humanity in language The Marshall Project's Akiba Solomon on the language of incarceration. Plus: Roxane Gay's syllabus, podcast budgets, and finding a story hook May 23, 2025 Previous 1 … 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 … 78 Next
