Benjamin Johnson
Executive Producer at WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)
Host at Endless Thread
he/him. EP @wbur podcasts. Copilot, @endless_thread. Past: @MarketplaceTech, @YouTube, @Slate. Forever and ever amen: https://t.co/T6cIarparK 📻🎧🕶️
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5 days ago |
wbur.org | Dean Russell |Benjamin Johnson
This episode originally aired on Jan. 14, 2022. A few years ago, we brought you the story of how dinosaur emoji had entered the debate about trans rights. We were reminded of this episode recently when a White House memorandum lambasted NPR for spreading "radical, woke propaganda" and linked to our story as an example. After the memo, President Trump signed an executive order to stop federal funding to NPR and PBS. We stand by our reporting. And so we decided to bring you the episode again.
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1 week ago |
wbur.org | Benjamin Johnson |Amory Sivertson |Paul Vaitkus
Ben Brock Johnson Director, Digital AudioBen Brock Johnson is the executive producer of podcasts at WBUR and co-host of the podcast Endless Thread. More…Amory Sivertson Host and Senior Producer, PodcastsAmory Sivertson is a senior producer for podcasts and the co-host of Endless Thread. More…Paul Vaitkus Manager of Podcast ProductionPaul Vaitkus is the manager of podcast production for WBUR.
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2 weeks ago |
wbur.org | Grace Tatter |Emily Jankowski |Amory Sivertson |Benjamin Johnson
Credits:Reported, written, and produced by: Grace TatterCo-hosts: Grace Tatter, Amory Sivertson, Ben Brock JohnsonShow producers: Samata Joshi, Dean Russell, Paul Vaitkus, and Frannie MonahanMixer and sound designer: Emily JankowskiAt any given time, 110 people can tell you exactly where James Tatter is. Every single iPhone user has the Find My app on their phone, which allows them to share their location with friends and family.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Benjamin Johnson
A federal grand jury indicted a Pensacola man on multiple federal charges that include trafficking various drugs and the attempted murder of a special agent, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced Friday.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Benjamin Johnson
Nearly two years after three patrons of the now-closed Nikko Japanese Steak House restaurant in Pace filed a lawsuit for methamphetamine poisoning, the case closed March 28 with successful mediation. Husband-wife duo Brandon and Jordan Gray and friend Mathew Gilley retained The Watson Firm and sought over $100,000 in damages after the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office Major Crimes Unit found their food was laced with methamphetamine on June 9, 2023.
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