Louis Sahagún first arrived at the Los Angeles Times in his early twenties as a utility worker, sweeping lead dust around the printing machines.
But it was the buzzing newsroom that inspired Sahagún to soon spend his lifetime writing stories about the undiscovered characters and corners of California.
Now after 43 years, he's retiring from the paper, and reflecting on what motivated him to cover a side of the Golden state that remained unknown to many.
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Consider This from NPR - From utility man to one of California’s foremost journalists
Louis Sahagún first arrived at the Los Angeles Times in his early twenties as a utility worker, sweeping lead dust around the printing machines.
But it was the buzzing newsroom that inspired Sahagún to soon spend his lifetime writing stories about the undiscovered characters and corners of California.
Now after 43 years, he's retiring from the paper, and reflecting on what motivated him to cover a side of the Golden state that remained unknown to many.
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But it was the buzzing newsroom that inspired Sahagún to soon spend his lifetime writing stories about the undiscovered characters and corners of California.
Now after 43 years, he's retiring from the paper, and reflecting on what motivated him to cover a side of the Golden state that remained unknown to many.
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Consider This from NPR - From utility man to one of California’s foremost journalists
Louis Sahagún first arrived at the Los Angeles Times in his early twenties as a utility worker, sweeping lead dust around the printing machines.
But it was the buzzing newsroom that inspired Sahagún to soon spend his lifetime writing stories about the undiscovered characters and corners of California.
Now after 43 years, he's retiring from the paper, and reflecting on what motivated him to cover a side of the Golden state that remained unknown to many.
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But it was the buzzing newsroom that inspired Sahagún to soon spend his lifetime writing stories about the undiscovered characters and corners of California.
Now after 43 years, he's retiring from the paper, and reflecting on what motivated him to cover a side of the Golden state that remained unknown to many.
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The Gist - One Cop’s Questionable Confessions
Steve Fishman is the host and executive producer of The Burden, a podcast which focuses on the string of iffy convictions attained thanks to the police work of a high-flying Brooklyn cop in the 1990s. Plus, balloon releases and issues of cultural insensitivity. And of all of Donald Trump's positions over the years, "missionary" might be the least objectionable.
Produced by Joel Patterson and Corey Wara
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State of the World from NPR - A Foiled Assassination Plot in Ukraine; Russia Marks World War II Victory
Ukraine uncovers what they say was a sophisticated network of spies working with Russia to kill President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other top officials. And in Russia, during a celebration marking the USSR's victory over Germany in World War II, Russia's president again drew parallels between that fight against fascism and the war in Ukraine. We hear from Russians who attended the event.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - COINDESK DAILY: Binance Fired Investigator Who Uncovered Client Market Manipulation; ‘Boden’ Memecoin Surges
Host Jennifer Sanasie breaks down the latest news in the crypto industry from an investigator fired by Binance to the surge in "Boden" meme coin.
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"CoinDesk Daily" host Jennifer Sanasie breaks down the biggest headlines impacting the crypto industry today, including a Wall Street Journal article that says Binance fired an investigator who uncovered evidence of market manipulation at DWF Labs, one of the exchange's clients. Plus, insights on Robinhood's strong earnings report and the surge in "Boden" meme coin after former President Trump's comments.
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - Hater Extraordinaire And ‘Most Ethical Guy In Music’: Remembering Chicagoan Steve Albini
In the world of music recording, Chicagoan Steve Albini was an international legend, even a pioneer. Albini passed away from a heart attack this week at 61. But his impact on fellow engineers and the industry will not be soon forgotten. WBEZ engineer Dave Miska shares how and why Albini spoke to a generation of punk Gen X-ers.
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The Daily Signal - Biden Withholds Weapons From Israel, GOP Lawmakers Introduces Bill to Remove Hamas Sympathizers, Stormy Daniels on Witness Stand | May 9
TOP NEWS | On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:
- President Joe Biden says he will not supply Israel with offensive weapons if Israel launches an offensive in Rafah.
- The House passes a bill that bans illegal aliens from being counted on the U.S. census.
- Stormy Daniels returns to the witness stand in former president Donald Trump’s criminal trial in Manhattan.
- Fact Check - President Biden claims inflation was 9% when he took office.
- A Republican lawmaker has introduced a bill to send foreign students who are arrested for protesting back home.
- The effort to remove House Speaker Mike Johnson fails.
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Federalist Radio Hour - Can Rabble Rousing Republicans Wield Power Effectively?
On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," The Blaze's Senior Politics Editor Christopher Bedford joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's motion to vacate Speaker Mike Johnson, break down how it will affect Congress, and invite Federalist Staff Writer Shawn Fleetwood to give an update on the government's 2024 censorship efforts.
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Motley Fool Money - Roblox Hits Roadblock
Wall Street thinks two growth stock prices have gotten a little too high. Plus, we feature a weed company with a lot of cash.
(00:21) Kirsten Guerra and Ricky Mulvey break down earnings from Duolingo and Roblox.
Then, (16:30) Nick Sciple takes a look at the legal pot business, and a legislative change that could have profound implications on the market.
Companies discussed: DUOL, RBLX, GOOGL, GOOG, CRON
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Guests: Kirsten Guerra, Nick Sciple
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