Brad Pearce
As seen in:
Wiley Online Library,
Aol,
New York Post,
Substack,
Washington Examiner,
Antiwar.com,
The Gazette (Colorado Springs),
The American Conservative,
UnHerd,
The Denver Gazette
and
Covers:
Foreign policy, book reviews, war, soft power, NGOs, immigration, civil liberties, what is wrong with Democrats, international elections and protests, Africa, France, West Asia, Balkans, and more.
Doesn't Cover:
Sports, lifestyle, entertainment. Coverage of business, finance, science, tech etc primarily restricted to political and cultural issues.
I feel like a wet seed wild in the hot, blind earth.
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Brad Pearce’s Biography
Read Full Bio →I write the Wayward Rabbler on Substack where I do deep background and analysis on the world's most interesting and controversial stories. I also write for various outlets in the antiwar conservative/libertarian space. My work speaks for itself, but you can also find a biography on my Substack, though I wrote it three years ago and haven't fully updated the nature and purpose of my work to reflect how things turned out.
Despite what Muckrack thinks, I am not also a rheumatologist
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Interview
See all 21 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
For a proper outlet, writing about the collapse of Francafrique for The Cradle.
Have you ever used a typewriter?
As a child, I have been considering buying one though.
How is social media changing news?
A much wider array of people can spread nonsense with no accountability, but we can trash talk politicians at least.