Bloch Party by Emily Bloch
Emily BlochI'm Emily Bloch, a journalist based out of South Philly covering youth and internet culture (among lots of other stuff). I write for The Philadelphia Inquirer and my work has been regularly featured in Teen Vogue, Cosmo and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | byemilybloch.substack.com |
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Greetings from the Bday girl + D.C. bars say this shutdown feels different
Hello, hi, how’s it going from your former Society of Professional Journalists president.
More breaking breadcrumb news!
I can’t believe I’m typing this, but I have another installment of breaking breadcrumb news.
ICYMI: Former Paul Green School of Rock Music students say they were harmed. But Green kept teaching — until long-buried allegations came to light.
Tone check: This is a bit more serious than a lot my recent work. And it’s really important to me that people see and read it.
Breaking: 4C to investigate breadcrumbs following Inquirer report on home cooks' terrible cutlets
Welcome back to a very special edition of Bloch Party with a live update and perfect example of impact journalism: I reported on chicken cutlet drama and now the company in question is investigating. You’re welcome.
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