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Emma Illick-Frank

(She/Her)
New York
As seen in: Crooked Media, Apple Podcasts, Agenda (World Economic Forum), Gothamist, World Resources Institute, Trellis, The Brown Daily Herald, The Allegheny Front, WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA), WLVR-FM (Bethlehem, PA)
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Woke AI, Libs of TikTok DESTROYED, and the Offline Reality of Long COVID on Apple Podcasts

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By Zeynep Tufekci Verified, Jon Favreau, Max Fisher, Emma Illick-Frank, Jennifer Senior Verified, Angela Vasquez
| Apple Podcasts
Zeynep Tufekci, sociologist and New York Times opinion columnist, joins Offline to discuss why long covid has unleashed so much online vitriol, united the Senate, and exposed just how little Americans trust institutions. Jon also sits down with his producer, Emma, to talk about her firsthand experience with the disease, and how she navigates an information environment rife with suffering and confusion—but also solidarity and hope.
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Packing Our Mailbags on Apple Podcasts

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By Emma Illick-Frank, Brian Beutler
| Apple Podcasts
Don’t smile because it’s over. Cry because it happened! In this final episode of Positively Dreadful, host Brian “Maverick” Beutler answers listener’s questions with the help of his trusty producer copilot, Emma “Rooster” Illick-Frank. It’s less of a goodbye than a see you later—so don’t unsubscribe from the feed! Brian shares what he wants listeners to take away from the show, explains his theory of politics, and reminisces about that one time he skewered John Boehner with a well-worded question.
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Ma Ma Ma My Corona on Apple Podcasts

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By Brian Beutler, Emma Illick-Frank, Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez
| Apple Podcasts
The World Health Organization and U.S. government have declared an end to the COVID-19 public health emergency. And it’s not hard to understand why: the herd got pretty immune. As great as it is that fewer people are getting sick and dying, memory-holing COVID has perverse consequences for people who are suffering from long-term effects of the disease. What happens to them now? Is there any progress towards a cure? And is the back-burnering of COVID-19 slowing that progress down?
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