Search results for “5 questions” Showing 785 results NPR’s Daniel Zwerdling on golden radio, Yoda parallels and the Robert Krulwich moment [The third installment in an ongoing series of posts by Julia Barton about audio narratives. –Ed.]A ghostly crowd of voices parades across the public radio airwaves every day: politicians and hosts,… March 2, 2012 Audio danger: NPR’s Kelly McEvers on trauma and the calculus of risk [The second installment in an ongoing series of posts by Julia Barton about audio narratives. –Ed.]The title of this series, “Audio danger,” is mostly tongue-in-cheek. But not in the case… February 3, 2012 “Why’s this so good?” No. 30: Sally Jenkins picks Kwame Brown The thing about being the first pick in the NBA draft – especially if you’re 19-year-old Kwame Brown, the youngest No. 1 pick ever – is that you become the subject of… January 31, 2012 Beth Macy on Edna Buchanan, sources in conflict, and stories too sad to tell Our January Editors’ Roundtable looked at “After the battle, Mike Sword’s war within,” a story by Roanoke Times reporter Beth Macy about the death of an Air Force veteran in Virginia after… January 27, 2012 “Why’s this so good?” No. 29: Andrea Curtis and the rhythm of mercy As a rule, I’m not one of those readers who flips ahead to the last few pages of an article or book before committing myself to reading it. I like… January 24, 2012 “Why’s this so good?” No. 26: Moehringer KO's a mystery The hell with my lede. Let’s start with his:I’m sitting in a hotel room in Columbus, Ohio, waiting for a call from a man who doesn’t trust me, hoping he’ll… January 3, 2012 Gay Talese has a Coke*: reflections of a narrative legend, in conversation with Esquire’s Chris Jones Continuing the Nieman Foundation narrative writing speaker series set up by Paige Williams, journalism legend Gay Talese appeared on campus two weeks ago in conversation with Esquire’s Chris Jones. The Harvard… December 2, 2011 Chris Jones on reporting for detail, the case against outlining and the power of donuts Esquire writer at large Chris Jones came to the Nieman Foundation two weeks ago as part of the Narrative Writing speakers series I started at the foundation last year, and spent a… December 1, 2011 Jeanne Marie Laskas on hidden lives, the search for the perfect protagonist, and the joys of long-form Our November Editors’ Roundtable looked at “Hecho en América,” a story by GQ correspondent Jeanne Marie Laskas about migrant blueberry pickers in Maine. Laskas’ work has been featured previously on this… November 18, 2011 Brady Dennis on “After the sky fell” This week’s “Why’s this so good?” post looked at Brady Dennis’ 296-word story about a toll booth operator’s love for the wife he lost to cancer. The piece ran in… November 2, 2011 Previous 1 … 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 … 79 Next
