Max Jungreis

Got this on Morning Edition! And another thing: I'm staying on with StoryCorps as an associate producer through the end of the year to help shape season 9 of the StoryCorps podcast.

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Mary Barr was the first woman to fly for the U.S. Forest Service, flying a tiny propeller airplane into wildfires across the American West. Her daughters Molly and Nevada remember her as a trailblazer. Our Story of the Week, as heard on @MorningEdition. https://t.co/yHAPVgrLmB https://t.co/DkACwx8vDr

I’ve been promoted! I’m cutting my StoryCorps internship short to become a temporary assistant producer through the summer. I’m excited to keep finding and telling powerful stories from across the country.

https://t.co/n3yM8TScXg Co-producing this StoryCorps segment for NPR's Morning Edition was a heavy but worthy lift. Ukrainian immigrant Halyna Hrushetsky shared how she discovered her parents lived through Ukraine's worst famine.

I’m happy to share that I’m going to be a StoryCorps Production Intern this winter and spring! Excited to venture deeper into the audio world and help people share their unique stories.

I’m pleased to announce I’ll be attending the Salt Institute in Portland, Maine this fall to study radio and podcasting! I'm excited to further develop my skills as an audio journalist and explore my curiosity. I can't wait to see New England again.

New from me! After a year away, Anchorage's comedians are trying to figure out what makes people laugh again. https://t.co/rN4M40U4NO

RT @LatinoUSA: #NowPlaying a new @LatinoUSA The recent Flamin’ Hot Cheetos controversy goes beyond a popular snack. Listen to Richard Mon…

*working on a story* Have you been denied a remote job opportunity because you live in Alaska? Or have you had to leave to accept one? Or did you want to move back, but an employer said they couldn't employ people up here? Or do you know someone like that? I'd like to talk.

My first radio story for Alaska News Nightly airs tonight at 6 p.m. on 91.1 FM! I'm taking a look ahead at what summer events are coming back. There will be bagpipes.

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RT @MeiraGebel: i pitched a story about how journalism schools are failing students by not teaching any of the basics of freelancing to all…

That's bingo https://t.co/U8gE3wSKWn

One of my New Year's resolutions was to write a story for my hometown paper. Scratch that off the list. https://t.co/7mmCBHl68W

All Alaskans age 16 and older now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine https://t.co/DqaMbZCrMo

Feels great to get vaxxed https://t.co/mBUviNDKNL

I took on a new challenge and wrote about what it's like to teach people to play video games for a living-- and what pro @NicoThePico thinks it it takes to be good at it.

Insider Tech @TechInsider

JOB DIARY: I'm a 28-year-old video game tutor who makes up to $5,000 a month teaching professional gamers, actors, and everyday players how to win at 'League of Legends' (by @MaxJungreis). https://t.co/KfSjuMrx2t

And I'm back! In my first freelance piece for Business Insider, I chatted with bestselling author @BrandSanderson about how to catch the eye of publishers and land a book deal. https://t.co/5l8j1C7kpE