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Ryan Bradley

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Ryan Bradley’s Biography

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I edit the magazine's FOB—a section appropriately titled First—and features and feature packages. I write on a range of topics, no beat, but I'm drawn to science and health and technology and characters (read: eccentrics).

Ryan Bradley’s Journalist Portfolio

Perfect Pitch | The Classical

Perfect Pitch | The Classical

Groundkeepers, turfgrass, and impermanence.

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The plight of the bee

The plight of the bee

Bees are dying in record numbers. Why? And what are we doing to stop it?

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Tesla's charging problem

Tesla's charging problem

The carmaker has an amazing product - does it also have to build the infrastructure for it?

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I got hacked (and so can you)

I got hacked (and so can you)

Think you have a fool-proof security regime? So did I.

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Meet your next surgeon: Dr. Robot

Meet your next surgeon: Dr. Robot

Thanks to big technological leaps, robots - yes robots - are becoming standard operating procedure.

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Articles

How ‘Sync Music’ Became the Soundtrack to Our Lives

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By Ryan Bradley Verified
| The DAM.fm Rock
“Sync music” has become the soundtrack to our lives — whether we realize it or not.
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It’s the Music You Hear All Day, Without Ever Noticing

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By Ryan Bradley Verified
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. The song began just after the commercial break. Seven young women were standing before a semicircular pink couch, waiting to learn who among them could be voted off “Love Island.” A tense beat ticked like a clock as a voice sang: “Twisted nightmare/All my love’s lost in your sin.” The camera closed in on nervous faces, and the tick grew heavier.
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Le Baleinier Asia (1856): Identification and Documentation of the Wreck of a 19th-century French Whaleship at Guam

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By Jillian Schuler, Ryan Bradley Verified, Jason T. Raupp, Jeremy R. Borrelli
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Although the Golden Age of Whaling (1815–60) is among the best documented periods in history, the French trade that developed in Le Havre, France, during that time is largely understudied. The identification of the wreck of the French whaling bark Asia at Guam, therefore, presents a unique opportunity to explore French whaling in the 19th century. This paper outlines the history of the fishery and provides an overview of Asia’s career as part of the Le Havre fleet.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

The (great) Santa Barbara Independent. An alt weekly. Still around, mercifully.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. It was romantic, by which I mean: not practical.

How is social media changing news?

I fear my answer to this question will be tweeted.