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Audience Editor @KCUR. 🎙🦑 I edit a lot of podcasts. Journalist, music geek, pun aficionado, food eater. Pittsburgh kid (sorta).

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American Studies major, with a concentration in cultural studies, at Wesleyan University. Journalist, music geek, photographer, investigating the intersections between race, gender, culture, science, and tech.

Editor-in-Chief of The Wesleyan Argus and Contributing Editor of Wesleying. Writing featured in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Columbia Journalism Review, Consequence of Sound, Intern Magazine, The Freelancer, The Content Strategist, WYEP.org, The Owl Mag, The Wesleyan Argus, Wesleying,…

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Lead exposure remains risk for children in Allegheny County

Lead exposure remains risk for children in Allegheny County

There is still lead in Prashant Poudel, but not as much as there once was. He was poisoned by his apartment. …

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Mapping Hunger: Where Are Pittsburgh's Food Deserts?

Mapping Hunger: Where Are Pittsburgh's Food Deserts?

A Post-Gazette interactive investigation on food insecurity in and around the city. I contributed sections on…

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Japanese company apologizes to WWII prisoners, promises $50K to WWII POW museum

Japanese company apologizes to WWII prisoners, promises $50K to WWII POW museum

WELLSBURG, W.Va. - Pvt. Earl E. Loughner of the 803rd Engineer Aviation Battalion survived the Bataan Death M…

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Furries seem to 'nest' in Pittsburgh year-round

Furries seem to 'nest' in Pittsburgh year-round

One Friday a month, Pittsburgh's Furries flock to Fernando's Cafe on Liberty Avenue. This meetup is their sec…

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Kishi Bashi's Symphony Dreams

Kishi Bashi's Symphony Dreams

"Kishi Bashi with Strings" seems like a redundant billing for a musician who has built his career making pop …

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Experimenting with NPR's new Storytelling Lab

Experimenting with NPR's new Storytelling Lab

NPR is coming out of its car radio. The nonprofit broadcasting giant is slated to break even for the first ti…

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Why I joined the Blue Wave for Curaçao's historic World Cup match in Kansas City

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By Gabe Rosenberg Verified
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I never thought I’d feel so exhilarated by a 0-0 tie. That is, until I sat in the Curaçao supporter section at Kansas City Stadium on Saturday night, and the Blue Wave welcomed me with open arms. From just a few rows above the net — wearing a newly purchased pastel-yellow Curaçao kit — I watched keeper Eloy Room make save after save after miraculous save. Every time the Ecuador attackers came within striking distance, all the fans around me leapt to their feet in anticipation.
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Kansas City debuta como sede mundialista con triunfo de Argentina liderado por Messi

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By Gabe Rosenberg Verified
| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Read this story in English. La noche del martes, Lionel Messi hizo historia al convertirse en el primer jugador masculino en disputar seis Copas Mundiales y, poco después, anotó el primer, segundo y tercer gol del partido. Con su triplete, el primero para él en una Copa Mundial, Messi también igualó el récord histórico de goles en el torneo. Y todo lo hizo en Kansas City, Missouri, donde encabezó la victoria de Argentina por 3-0 sobre Argelia en Arrowhead Stadium.
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Kansas City hosts first World Cup match as Messi leads Argentina win

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Español By Gabe Rosenberg, KCUR One of the most anticipated games of the World Cup, returning champions Argentina defeated Algeria 3-0 with a Lionel Messi hat trick. The first match held in Kansas City, it was also a hometown battle: Both teams chose the region for their base camps, accumulating many local fans along the way.
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