Search results for “5 questions” Showing 752 results 5 Questions with: Ben Montgomery on Michael Brick and “Everyone Leaves Behind a Name” Perhaps as much as any modern journalist, Michael Brick brought the style of Ben Hecht’s “A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago” into the 21st century newsroom. Hecht made the… May 10, 2016 5 Questions for Tyler Hicks Some of the most compelling, controversial images of conflict and terror in recent memory — a woman hiding with her children, motionless on a restaurant floor, a man carrying a boy’s body along… November 12, 2014 5 Questions for David Finkel David Finkel describes his “deliberate” reporting process at the Nieman FoundationIn selecting David Finkel for one of its “genius” grants in 2012, the MacArthur Foundation described him as “a journalist whose… October 22, 2014 5 Questions for Jill Lepore No wonder Jill Lepore describes herself as a “code-switcher.” She’s both a prize-winning professor of history at Harvard University and a staff writer for The New Yorker magazine. Her most… October 6, 2014 5(ish) Questions for Michelle Mizner and Katie Worth and “The Last Generation” The multimedia interactive about climate change in the Marshall Islands is compellingly told through the eyes of three children April 26, 2018 5(ish) Questions for Douglas Haynes and “Every Day We Live Is the Future” The author spent nearly 10 years on his project to show climate change in the extreme micro, telling the stories of two Nicaraguan women April 24, 2018 5(ish) Questions: Radio storytelling pioneer Jay Allison and the bite-size “Sonic IDs” The audio vignettes interrupt the expected with the voices and sounds of life on Cape Cod (including the sound of scallops clapping) February 8, 2018 5(ish) Questions: Richard Marosi and “Without a Country” The longtime border reporter for the Los Angeles Times talks about his prize-winning series about deported immigrants: "They're human beings. They're suffering. They have hard lives." January 30, 2018 5(ish) Questions: Bridget Huber and “The Living Disappeared” of Argentina The California Sunday piece unpacks loss and resilience in the aftermath of the country's military dictatorship through the story of one family November 30, 2017 5(ish) Questions: Holly Gleason and “Woman Walk the Line: How the Women of Country Music Changed Our Lives” The editor of the new anthology talks about the joys of being subversive and using country music to talk about female empowerment November 9, 2017 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 76 Next
