Every few years at The Post, a select few break away to join a new venture hellbent on subjective ‘reporting’ and ‘analysis.’
Favorite Articles of 2015
Here are my most favorite articles or things I did this past year:
Spotlight, And What’s Missed
I think I can safely say that the film Spotlight is the best journalism movie since All the President’s Men. It’s the story of the Boston Globe’s award-winning investigation into the Catholic Church’s sex abuse scandal.
Since the film prominently features former Boston Globe editor Marty Baron, the Washington Post’s current editor, WaPo employees got to attend a special screening a few months ago. I’d like to humbly brag that on the way to the screening, I was with a small group of colleagues who invited Baron himself to ride along to the theater in Georgetown. On the way, he told us some interesting things that happened before and even after filming.
WaPo Moves!
This photo of me is featured prominently on the article, “On the Inside: The Washington Post goes modern with new office space,” on digiday.com.
Holocaust Survivor Harriet Steinhorn-Roth
A couple of weeks ago I went to Leisure World in Silver Spring to watch by former Hebrew School principal, Harriet Steinhorn-Roth, talk about her time during the Holocaust. Of course, I brought along my new camera equipment and recorded it (I could’ve done a better job if I knew what I was doing, but it is what it is).
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