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Teaming w/ Study Hall to launch its first course on all things narrative journalism! We’ll cover pitching to publishing for newbies and vets who want to polish skills and get actionable feedback. Join us on July 25!! studyhall.xyz/study-hall-cou…

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I think the rebellion to the utter vacuity of our current landscape is to forget all of it and make art that's meaningful to you and the people you love

Hosting a new foreign reporting course with the good folks over at Study Hall on October 17 at 1 pm est Questions about travel and the ethics of storytelling in a different culture? Fixers, translators, training? How about safety? Money?  Come join me courses.outvoice.com/products/cours…

Nature is worth a fortune here—$275 million in tourism, $110 million in fishing, $36 million in stored carbon from greenhouse gas-trapping plants per year—but it relies on this place being pristine. This is the Galápagos paradox. nytimes.com/2025/09/21/bus… The New York Times NYT Business

With visitors regularly chasing animals, drinking, and trashing beaches, many residents fear these islands are becoming the overrun Venice of the natural world. I went to the Galapagos to find out what happens when Airbnb takes over: nytimes.com/2025/09/21/bus… NYT Business

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Water contamination is “directly tied to unregulated population growth and tourism,” said Daniel Pauly Sea Around Us | Bluesky: @seaaroundus.org UBC Science nytimes.com/2025/09/21/bus… via The New York Times

New from me The New York Times: tensions between Airbnb & locals are common across the world with criticism of rent hikes & eco harm. Now Airbnb is in Galápagos a community with sea lions at bus stops & birds so tame you can touch them. What could possibly go wrong? nytimes.com/2025/09/21/bus…

I’m hosting a new foreign reporting class with Study Hall on October 17 at 1 pm est. If you’ve ever wanted to nerd out about travel and swap adventures about the nuts and bolts of finding and writing stories in distant lands, this is it courses.outvoice.com/products/cours…

This is shocking theatlantic.com/category/ai-wa… type in a name of a writer or work and see if it's stolen The Atlantic

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Thanks for the shout out West Coast Media Jobs Mallory Carra …. Pumped to host this course with Study Hall next wk!!

can't wait to read TRUE NATURE, Lance Richardson ❄️🐆's new Peter Matthiessen bio that's 8 years in the making!

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