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Ryan Moser

(He/Him)
Philadelphia
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Covers:  Social justice, addiction, mass incarceration and crime reform, mental health, Buddhism
Formerly incarcerated journalist, award-winning writer, podcaster, and communications consultant seeking to network with anyone in the social justice field.

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Formerly incarcerated journalist and award-winning writer from Philadelphia writing for change. Works in social justice, crime reform, environmentalism, addiction, politics, anti-religion, mass incarceration, mental health, higher education in prison and more.

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Philly artist turns solitary confinement art into luxury Napa Valley wine label

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By Ryan Moser
| Metro Philadelphia
He smuggled his art out of solitary confinement inside hollowed-out playing cards. Now, that work is wrapped around a luxury Napa Valley wine bottle — carrying a message about incarceration, resistance, and redemption into homes across the country. For the second year in a row, the Prisoner Wine Company in Napa Valley released a limited-edition vintage featuring label artwork by Jesse Krimes, a Philadelphia native and formerly incarcerated artist with international recognition.
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AI Is Breaking the Moral Foundation of Modern Society

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By Ryan Moser
| eyeofthesquid.com
Press enter or click to view image in full size I’ve been thinking about why AI feels like such a destabilizing force for society, and it isn’t just the threat of even greater concentrations of wealth. It’s that AI is dissolving the philosophical foundations that made our current system feel legitimate, even to those who disagreed about how it should work. The search for a middle way between collectivism and laissez-faire capitalism was a key topic of philosophical debate in the 20th century.
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The Last Days of the Managerial Class

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By Ryan Moser
| eyeofthesquid.com
Press enter or click to view image in full size For decades, American ambition followed a well-worn script. The protagonists were bright, driven young people who understood that success meant climbing a particular ladder: elite college, prestigious entry-level job at Goldman Sachs or McKinsey, MBA from Wharton or Stanford, then a steady ascent through the corporate ranks toward the corner office.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing a solutions based journalism article on the first Incentivized prison in the Florida DOC

How is social media changing news?

It is watering down the news without fact checking

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Being a change agent wakes me up in the morning

Awards

PEN America Eddie Bunker Prize for Fiction

2022 - Fiction

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