Search results for “5 questions” Showing 783 results Memorial Day Reading List It’s easy to forget, amid all the cookouts and trips to the beach, that Memorial Day was created to remember the men and women who have died in military service.… May 22, 2015 Exploring the Rise of Live Journalism In 2001, while interning at the Associated Press bureau in Rome, Samantha Gross started working as a guide, giving walking tours of the Vatican, meandering through St. Peter’s Basilica with… May 7, 2015 Virtual Reality Lets the Audience Step into the Story You’re standing in the middle of an eerily empty two-lane road. Cookie-cutter apartment complexes surround you. Broad-leaved trees line the street. It looks like an average American suburb, but something’s… March 19, 2015 Annotation Tuesday: Michael J. Mooney and the Most Amazing Bowling Story Ever Michael J. Mooney staked his claim in the world of narrative journalism with two stories that ran just weeks apart in the summer of 2012. In June, Mooney, a staff… March 3, 2015 Annotation Tuesday: Justin Heckert and “Lost in the Waves” Justin Heckert has taken to his adopted home of Indianapolis, where his wife, Amanda, is the editor of Indianapolis Monthly. Heckert, who started making a name for himself as a magazine… January 27, 2015 What 14 Great Writers Taught One Journalism Class I knew it was going to be a great class the second week of the semester, when Mike Sager told my 11 undergraduate journalism majors about the time he snorted… January 8, 2015 Stories We Loved: Some Favorite Narrative from 2014 It’s that time of year when “Best of” lists litter the landscape like pine needles. Here at Storyboard, we decided to do something a little different to commemorate 2014. We… December 31, 2014 Annotation Tuesday: the Porn Star and Mike Sager I’ve been thinking about Mike Sager’s story, “The Devil and John Holmes,” for a long time. I first read his chronicle of the famous porn star and the Wonderland murders… November 25, 2014 Annotation Tuesday: Jonathan Goldstein and The Little Mermaid Annotation Tuesday ventures into a new medium today with our first annotation of a radio story. It’s a natural fit. The human voice is, of course, the original storytelling instrument.… November 4, 2014 Annotation Tuesday! Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah and “If He Hollers Let Him Go” Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah and I met recently in her Brooklyn apartment to talk about “If He Hollers Let Him Go.” Her story, which is and isn’t about comedian Dave Chappelle,… October 7, 2014 Previous 1 … 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 … 79 Next
