Andrew Goldberg @andrwgo

@MorganStanley, former: @StoryCorps, The Smoking Gun and The Village Voice Brooklyn, NY Joined February 2009

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Andrew Goldberg @andrwgo

4 years ago

Great job by the Times in their piece on “Gangster Night” securing comments from students Drake & Adele. Was hoping to also read about what local students Ye and Taylor think.

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Dave Isay @daveisay

4 years ago

RIP Annie Perasa, the 'mother' of StoryCorps 5/3/1942-8/14/2021 from COVID-19. A spirit like no other, reunited with Danny at last. Please get vaccinated. storycorps.org/animation/dann…

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Motoko Rich @motokorich

4 years ago

Perhaps Tom Daley could knit a prototype for a reusable fruit wrapping to help Japan reduce plastic waste?

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Meet the pandemic-battered workers at the 5-Star Pierre Hotel: They speak 49 different languages, have decades on the job, a strong union that won them benefits, and are hoping for Spring. @jengonnerman newyorker.com/magazine/2021/… via @NewYorker

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Jennifer Gonnerman @jengonnerman

5 years ago

Jim Ridgeway used his retirement fund to start a web site exposing the insanity of our solitary confinement practices. This was 10 yrs ago, when almost nobody else was paying attention. A true journalistic hero. RIP, Jim. newyorker.com/news/news-desk… via @NewYorker

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Jennifer Gonnerman @jengonnerman

5 years ago

Wayne Barrett died four years ago today. Not only was he a legendary reporter, but he was also a terrific subject. To honor his memory, I'm going to post a few of my favorite pieces about him. Any reporter in need of a little inspiration may find it here. 1/4

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Andrew Goldberg @andrwgo

5 years ago

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Bill McKibben @billmckibben

5 years ago

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Seth Rogen @Sethrogen

5 years ago

It all comes down to Colty and his mother.

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Andrew Goldberg @andrwgo

5 years ago

I usually trust what I hear from @karaswisher, but how will I ever really know if this is true?

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Jennifer Gonnerman @jengonnerman

5 years ago

In 1992, two lawyers went to New York Newsday with a story: They claimed that their client—a man who had been in prison for eleven years—was actually innocent. They "dropped legal papers with an editor." Those papers were handed off to a reporter named Jim Dwyer. 1/3

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Limericking @Limericking

5 years ago

A fly sits atop him, malign; His hair and his countenance shine; His face looks ahead: The eye—it is red; A shivering tingles your spine.

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David Corn @DavidCornDC

5 years ago

To all those newspapers with headlines proclaiming the debate was chaotic and disorderly without tying that to Trump: If a man runs into a house, throws gasoline everywhere, and lights a match, the headline should be "Arsonist Attacks Home," not "Fire Breaks Out."

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Isaac Chotiner @IChotiner

5 years ago

Something about the “THOSE WE’VE LOST” feels off here.

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Tom Robbins @tommy_robb

5 years ago

Worst postal employee since David Berkowitz. politi.co/3gwgzPy via @politico

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Tom Robbins @tommy_robb

5 years ago

The Full Monty - at long last. NYCLU hits the send button and decades of NYPD disciplinary secrets are secret no more. Honor is due. nyclu.org/en/campaigns/n…

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Andrew Goldberg @andrwgo

5 years ago

A beautiful remembrance:

Tom Robbins @tommy_robb

5 years ago

A beautiful remembrance:

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Conan O'Brien @ConanOBrien

5 years ago

As FDR once said, "These three months or so will live in infamy, to varying degrees, depending on which state you live in, and also how local officials handled this situation."

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Motoko Rich @motokorich

5 years ago

Living abroad, you live in fear that you won't get back in time when a loved one is sick. A pandemic makes it even more difficult. I was so lucky to make it home when my father died. I wrote about my trip home, and my mother's resilience once I left. nytimes.com/2020/06/19/rea…