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  • 3 weeks ago | descript.com | Zan Romanoff

    Amy Wilson and Margaret Ables have done it: they’ve solved parenthood. Or at least that’s the (extremely ironic) premise of their hit podcast, What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood, which includes a mix of their own hard-earned parenting advice and interviews with experts on the subject.

  • Oct 29, 2024 | descript.com | Zan Romanoff

    ‎Mary Knauf’s commute turned her into an audio nerd. After spending her early twenties bouncing around jobs, including work as an au pair and at a movie theater, she was spending her days at a boutique PR firm and driving at least an hour each way to get there. So she started listening to LA public radio station KPCC… and then wondering if she could work there. She got an internship—something pre-entry level. But she had finally found an industry she was passionate about.

  • Sep 19, 2024 | descript.com | Zan Romanoff

    Ronald Young Jr.—or “Big Ron,” as he’s often known—has always been a go-getter. His first job in audio was at the DC-area radio station Hot 99.5. There, he learned how to cut tape using Adobe Audition. But he wanted to be good at every part of the business, so after he cut together the ads he’d been assigned, he would practice reading those same ads himself. He would hit record and then cut that tape to teach himself how to host, as well as how to edit.

  • Sep 11, 2024 | descript.com | Zan Romanoff

    One of Yowei Shaw’s first longform audio projects got her in big trouble at work. She was an intern at a college radio station in Philadelphia when she put together a half-hour audio doc about…trash. “There was a skit involved. There was dumpster diving,” she recalls now. “I hung out with my friend who's a crust punk, and we went dumpster diving.”But when it came time to actually turn her work in, “I was so late on getting it to my boss that he just aired it without listening.

  • Sep 9, 2024 | romper.com | Zan Romanoff

    Last fall I was sitting in my therapist’s office, crying about whether I would ever have kids. In my 20s, it had been so easy to swear I would never be this woman: obsessed with fertility, reducing her life and body to a steadily-ticking time bomb. But nothing humbles you like the passage of time, and there I was, 36 and single and crying. “Have you thought about freezing your eggs?” my therapist asked. I’d encountered the question before, of course.

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Zan Romanoff
Zan Romanoff @zanopticon
7 Nov 24

someone made a bot that brings baseball trade rumors over to bluesky so this account is gonna self-destruct soon. see you there?

Zan Romanoff
Zan Romanoff @zanopticon
4 Nov 24

a horrifying & necessary pre-election read

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“It made me completely disenchanted by any politician. They’re more like roaches that know how to survive than...someone that knows how to create a benevolent future.” 1843 magazine gets the inside story on Truth Social https://t.co/fLAdaP8IXZ

Zan Romanoff
Zan Romanoff @zanopticon
4 Nov 24

RT @NYTGuildTech: We are on ULP strike. We gave @nytimes management months of notice of our strike deadline, we made ourselves available ar…