Emmett Lindner

RT @vmramos: Lukas McClish, a hiker who does landscaping in forests that have been razed by wildfires, appeared to have been swallowed by t…

i'll never look at white bread the same way again. i spoke with the rodeo bullfighter about the saga that was finding and rescuing the escaped zebra named Sugar, also known as Shug. https://t.co/p00nRZMdyZ

35 hours for a 10-second clip: I spoke with TikTok creators who spend hours and days creating, aligning and landing trick shots. Partnerships with brands like Red Bull and Wimbledon help to keep the content coming. https://t.co/PhrUuPv1zN

RT @nytimes: Videos of people executing elaborate, logic-defying feats with household objects have found an avid following on social media.…

Was a pleasure to talk with @stefanoschen about his work covering food vendors in NYC, and the hidden costs and red tape they face to keep their businesses afloat

Stefanos Chen @stefanoschen

Great chatting with @emmettlindner about food vendors and the hidden costs behind $10 chicken and rice. Thanks for letting me shout out my pappou Dionysi, an OG Mr. Softee ice cream truck driver https://t.co/oTbFnrfDd7

had a great convo with @mobrowne, poet-in-residence @LincolnCenter, about a poem she wrote to celebrate 50 years of hip-hop. "Hip-hop artists gave me the wherewithal and the lexicon and the swag. So if anything, hip-hop made me; it gave me language." https://t.co/u0mc1mdMRf

I need to buy a lottery ticket https://t.co/64znUy0LOw

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NYTimesGuild @NYTimesGuild

After more than two years of negotiations, we can finally say it: @NYTimesGuild and @nytimes have reached a tentative agreement on a groundbreaking new collective bargaining agreement.

RT @nytimesarts: At 94, Milton Esterow, an arts and culture reporter, has written a staggering 6,000 articles — and he continues to tally u…

In 1945, Milton Esterow started working at @nytimes. His first assignment was to get horse betting sheets for the managing editor (they weren’t for a story). Soon, he was an intrepid reporter. Today, at 94, he’s still at it (& still using a typewriter). https://t.co/NdBfSrWzRx

Had a great convo with @AsteadWH about The Run-Up podcast and how he prepares emotionally and intellectually for sometimes-tense interviews.

Astead @AsteadWH

Spoke w/ @emmettlindner abt my interviewing style + how The Run-Up thinks about political coverage. Going to pull some quotes for a thread here (1/4) https://t.co/3PScnqg4C0

I spoke with @cdcaron about her work with people affected by gun violence in the U.S., whether by direct encounters with shootings or the dread stemming from the ripple effects. https://t.co/SZwftx67LB

RT @neilparekh: 1/x This week on the #NYTReadalong, @sree and I will be taking a deep dive into the paper. We'll review The Ethicist, Socia…

I spoke w @gr_ashford & @migold abt their Santos coverage & the aftermath. "This was a two-day assignment that turned into multiple months," Gold said. "It invited America to help figure out what was really going on under the surface," Ashford added. https://t.co/FVL3Z3lst9

RT @neilparekh: @sree @nytcooking @digimentors @NYTimesPR @readercenter @NYTmag @jakesilverstein @BigGreenPen @muckrack @williaqj @PurpleRa…