Scott Detrow

Need a mental break? Yeah you do. We looked back at the peak of Internet culture, Too Many Cooks, on its 10-year anniversary! https://t.co/xva3hxDy3t

RT @lukegarrett202: Self-described "outlier queen" @jaselzer explains and stands by her Iowa poll that shows Harris +3 ahead Trump. Selze…

One of my earliest baseball memories is sitting in a parked car with my dad, listening to John Sterling and @RealMichaelKay call the game as the Yankees clinched the 1995 Wild Card. We talked to Sterling before this final stretch began: https://t.co/eREnzqnDSJ

WFAN Sports Radio @WFAN660

The final sign-off of the season for John Sterling and the Sterling Cam. See you in February, baseball. https://t.co/3Q9ERwpAQF

RT @danvock: I just got laid off from @routefifty. It's a shame; I had some pretty good elections stories in the works. Hit me up if you ne…

On the themes of this podcast interview ... we are reporting in NC this week and I've approached conservatives after conservative to talk to them about their views. Many started the convos skeptical! Most ended them saying we were more fair than they had expected us to be.

Fr. Brian Paulson, S.J. @briangpaulson

On the new latest #AMDG podcast, @scottdetrow, a host of NPR’s "All Things Considered" and Jesuit-educated at @marquettehigh and @FordhamNYC, discusses the state of the news media today. https://t.co/ivhbdJsHE6 https://t.co/iz4e79GEJU

The best part of the John Sterling playoff return is hearing him say innings are "brought to you by Ggggggin and Jjjjjuice!"

This was a great interview and conversation ... and honestly, I did NOT have clear answers for many of Mike's questions about the current state and the future of journalism. There's a lot to think about right now.

Jesuit News @jesuitnews

On the new episode of the #AMDG pod, our guest is @scottdetrow, a host of NPR’s "All Things Considered" — and Jesuit-educated at @marquettehigh & @FordhamNYC. In part 3 of our pre-election series, he discusses the state of the news media today. 🎧 https://t.co/q95DQGdbzh https://t.co/neR2wBEC5b

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audie cornish @AudieCornish

…maybe the modern high profile MSM interview often feels like it’s designed for an audience of political consultants. Not voters. This is not a hit on anyone. It’s a question about how and whether the profession —with self reflection— can prevent a full slide into irrelevancy.

RT @Psythor: She'll come back at a critical moment as Sue White.

I'm not looking at their balance sheets and haven't worked there for a long time, but I cannot understand why WITF is walking away from the regional journalism it's done so well. Gutting the newsroom... in PA... weeks before an election? https://t.co/54j1SsR8NO

"You have to make them understand this," he said. “[Which means] you have to understand it yourself. And that's been my problem, you know, all this time." https://t.co/zyBBsWkz1P

The acclaimed historian lives, works and exists in 2024, of course. But interviewing him about Lyndon Johnson and about Robert Moses — the two men he's been writing about since 1967 — is like journeying into a time machine. https://t.co/zyBBsWkz1P

On Robert Caro, time travel, and the importance of fully understanding what you're writing about: https://t.co/zyBBsWkz1P

The piece airs 5:20 PM eastern. (It will live as a Consider This episode, as well as a https://t.co/FTQKAjCIhp article, too. But live radio is best!)

Scott Detrow @scottdetrow

PROGRAMMING NOTE FOR THE CAROHEADS OUT THERE -- Today's All Things Considered includes a in-depth interview with Robert Caro himself! We talk LBJ and the Power Broker, and get to moments in his research he says he's never talked about before.

PROGRAMMING NOTE FOR THE CAROHEADS OUT THERE -- Today's All Things Considered includes a in-depth interview with Robert Caro himself! We talk LBJ and the Power Broker, and get to moments in his research he says he's never talked about before.