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Marc Freeman

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Seattle
As seen in: Yahoo Entertainment, The Hollywood Reporter, Barnes and Noble, Slate, Vanity Fair, The Seattle Times, Macmillan, Kirkus Reviews, AIR MAIL, RealClear History
Covers:  Pop culture, entertainment, American history, film & TV
Freelance journalist for @VanityFair, @thr, Slate, & more. 1st book, a Modern Family oral history is out May 2020. Dad, husband, angst-ridden & sometimes funny

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Senior freelance journalist and author with a long track record of originating high‑impact stories across print, digital, and on‑screen platforms. I develop and execute narrative concepts for publishers, major media outlets, and film and television partners, and I’ve created story frameworks and editorial strategy for leading tech companies including Microsoft and Intel. My reporting and oral‑history work draw on deep interviewing experience and long‑standing relationships with prominent figure…

Marc Freeman’s Journalist Portfolio

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Modern Family: The Untold Oral History of One of Television's Groundbreaking Sitcoms

Modern Family: The Untold Oral History of One of Television's Groundbreaking Sitcoms

Marc Freeman's Modern Family: The Untold Oral History of One of Television's Groundbreaking Sitcoms is the on…

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How Robert Altman and Elliott Gould Changed the Noir Genre Forever

How Robert Altman and Elliott Gould Changed the Noir Genre Forever

Robert Altman paired up with a then-floundering Elliott Gould to create a genre-bending detective film with "…

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The Other "Saturday Night Live"

The Other "Saturday Night Live"

"Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell" had a famous host, a gifted cast, and a stream of celebrity guests. …

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White House and Television

White House and Television

An oral history about the making of The West Wing as told by writers, directors, and producers including poli…

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Tossed Salad and Scrambled Eggs: An Oral History of Frasier

Tossed Salad and Scrambled Eggs: An Oral History of Frasier

Cheers introduced Frasier Crane, Diane Chambers's new boyfriend, in the premiere episode of its third season.…

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'The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour' at 50: The Rise and Fall of a Groundbreaking Variety Show

'The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour' at 50: The Rise and Fall of a Groundbreaking Variety Show

Two boy-next-door brothers - Dickie, a skilled, rhythmic straight man, and Tommy, a naive-looking comic geniu…

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Articles

At P-Patches, communities come together over gardening

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By Marc Freeman 
| The Seattle Times
In Seattle, you don’t need yard space to garden. All it takes is a little urban ingenuity. P-Patch community gardens offer far more. Community gardens provide a neighborhood oasis where participants grow food and flowers on small plots of land. Managed by the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods and run by those who are doing the growing, known as plot holders, the gardens give neighbors a way to slow down, share space and see what grows.
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Constructing a dog run, pet relief area | Produced by Seattle Times Marketing

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By Marc Freeman 
| The Seattle Times
With spring around the corner, many homeowners are itching to shed their parkas and get back outdoors. If you’re a dog owner, it’s a great time to consider adding a dog run to your yard. Homeowners install dog runs for several reasons. “The most common is they want an area where the dog can go to the bathroom without getting muddy,” says Baxter, owner of Pacifica Landscapes. Brandon Saville, manager of Rare Bears Fencing, says many dog owners want to prevent their pet from getting loose.
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Keeping water away from your home | Produced by Seattle Times Marketing

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By Marc Freeman 
| The Seattle Times
What’s the best way to keep your basement dry? “You have to think like a raindrop,” says David Callahan, customer support representative at Model Remodel, a Seattle design-build contractor. “Water’s always looking for the path of least resistance. You have to make sure that path isn’t through your house.” In the Pacific Northwest, that’s easier said than done. Taking preventive measures and keeping up with simple maintenance, though, can help. Rain itself doesn’t cause basement nightmares.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, a manual one my dad passed down to me and an electric one with ink and erase cartridges I got for my Bar Mitzvah.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Skype, phone, recorder, computer, tablet, Office 365, email, social media, transcription service

Who do you wish followed you?

Al Franken because he taps into multiple areas of interest such as a humorist, American politician, and comedic writer.

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