
I'm a journalism professor, TV critic, media analyst, longtime musician and critic at large at NPR. This unites my essays on TV, media, music, race, journalism, pop culture and more, navigating the codes we all switch thru in life.
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(I wrote this tribute a few years ago for my Tumblr page, when that website was a thing.)
For a newbie musician, the sound was mesmerizing.
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The state of journalism is severely stressed, but hopelessly optimistic.
That’s the feeling I’ve come away with, after an amazing couple of weeks talking journalism with an incredible array of practitioners across two different major confe...
The longer I spend doing this TV/media critic thing, the more I come to hate lists like The New York Times’ recent 100 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century.
It’s not that I’m miffed I didn’t get a vote among the 500 tastemakers polled for thi...
Rupert Murdoch, the mogul behind media giant News Corp and Fox News Channel, is known for a singular attitude when it comes to the subject of major deals and business.
Money always wins.
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Right now should be a time of triumph for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and the Trek franchise.
On Thursday, Paramount+ will release the season finale for the fourth season of Strange New Worlds – a show set BEFORE the time depicted in the...
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Knight Professor of Journalism and Media Ethics at Washington and Lee University; Critic at Large at NPR; dad, drummer, bassist, blerd. Author: Race-Baiter: How the Media Wields Dangerous Words to Divide a Nation. (see links to purchase)
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