S4E5 - Radio Storytelling

Disasters: Deconstructed Podcast

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This week Darien sits down with fellow Floridian Quincy Walters, a reporter at WBUR, Boston's NPR station. You are all going to appreciate this conversation on radio storytelling and how that plays out when the subject is disaster - they cover a lot of ground including the dynamic between editor and reporter, and reporter and researcher. What are the ethical considerations of arriving in the aftermath of a traumatic event with a microphone to "extract" a story (or research data)? That and more in Season 4 Episode 5!

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Quincy J. Walters (@quincyjwalters)

Music this week from "Homecoming" by Michael Shynes.

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