Common Dreams, Julia Conley. Fish Near Fukushima Contained Radioactive Cesium 180 Times Over Japan’s Limit. July 24
Lean Out with Tara Henley. Interviewed by Tara Henley. April 12
The Hill, How is Gender Different from Sex. April 29
Inequality in the US Interviewed by Firoze Alam for the Canada Bangladesh Social Justice Action Research Alliance (CBSJARA). February 18
BBC4 Radio. “Why Sociology Matters” Interviewed with Michael Burawoy by Laurie Taylor for “Thinking Allowed.” January 17
A World that Just Might Work Podcast. Interviewed by Terrence McNally. December 15.
The Weaponization of Language Interviewed by Firoze Alam for the Canada Bangladesh Social Justice Action Research Alliance (CBSJARA). December 8
Courier Gazette. Day After Thanksgiving: Reflection by Reade Bower. December 2.
Miami Herald. Interviewed by Leonard Pitts, “His selfless act should lead us to ask: Why do we let people go hungry in this country?” November 23.
WPFW-DC. Interviewed by David Rabin about Living on the Edge: When Hard Times Become A Way of Life. November 23.
American University News. “New Book Documents Americans Living on the Edge.” Interviewed by Patty Housman. November 10.
America’s Democrats. Interviewed by Jim Cuddy about Living on the Edge: When Hard Times Become A Way of Life. November 9.
New Books Network. Interviewed by Deidre Tyler about Living on the Edge: When Hard Times Become A Way of Life. November 5.
KeenOn Interviewed by Andrew Keen about America’s Deep Economic and Moral Crisis. November 3.
Conversations Live. Interviewed by Cyrus Webb for Blog Talk Radio about Living on the Edge: When Hard Times Become A Way of Life. November 2.
Watchdog Radio Network. Interviewed by Howard Monroe regarding Living on the Edge: When Hard Times Become A Way of Life. October 29.
KGNU Denver/Boulder. Interviewed by Claudia Cragg regarding Living on the Edge: When Hard Times Become A Way of Life for ChatChat October 28.
The Progressive. Interviewed by Eleanor Bader. “Living on the Edge: A Close Look at American Poverty,” October 25.
Progressive Radio Voices: All Together Now. Interviewed by Eleanor LeCain. October 21.
Global Connections TV. Interviewed by Bill Miller. October 11.
The Atlantic. Interviewed by Melissa Scholes Young. “The Cost of Being First.” October 16, 2016.
Japan Safety Nuclear Energy Updates. Melanie Pawlyszyn. “New Coverage of Fukushima Disaster Found Lacking.” April 1, 2016.
The Pitch. Paul Rosenberg and Terelle Jerricks. Project Censored’s top censored stories of 2015 16: What you don’t know can kill you. October 18, 2016. Excerpts my research on media coverage of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster.
Inlander. Paul Rosenberg and Terelle Jerricks. Buried Headlines. October 27, 2016. Excerpts my research on media coverage of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster.
CityBeat. Paul Rosenberg and Terelle Jerricks. Project Censored: Ten big stories global media ignored in 2016. November 9, 2016. Excerpts my research on media coverage of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster.
Newsreview. Paul Rosenberg and Terelle Jerricks. Project Censored’s top stories of 2016: All of the news that the mainstream media didn’t find to print this year. December 1, 2016. Excerpts my research on media coverage of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster.
Boulder Weekly. Paul Rosenberg and Terelle Jerricks. Project Censored’s top censored stories of 2015-16: What you don’t know can kill you. December 15, 2016. Excerpts my research on media coverage of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster.
Counterpunch. Kampmark, Bunoy. Five Years of Forgetting: The Fukushima Disaster and Nuclear Amnesia. My research on Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster is cited extensively. March 9, 2016.
TargetedNews Service. News Coverage of Fukushima Disaster Found Lacking. March 14, 2016
Nuclear Hotseat Podcast. Hosted by Libbe HaLevy. “Post-Fukushima Media. May 13, 2015.
Counterspin. Hosted by Fairness & Accuracy in the Media (FAIR). “Media Coverage of Fukushima.” Show aired on March 24, 2015 for approximately 150 stations.
International Business Times of Australia. “Media Coverage on Fukushima Disaster Minimised Risks New Analysis Says.” Jenny Panganiban. March 18, 2015.
Associated Press (AP) Interviewed on January 5, 2015, by Tom Coyne for his article “Notre Dame’s ‘white privilege’ seminar draws scrutiny.”
This is America (PBS), Participated as part of a four-person expert panel on June 24, 2014 facilitated by Dennis Woley. The 1 hour panel was broadcast as two 30-minute shows which aired in July and August on PBS. (Shows 1742 and 1745).
National Public Radio (NPR). Interviewed by Elizabeth Blair on June 27, 2011 regarding issues of culture and identity in the film, The Names of Love for All Things Considered and Morning Edition.
Channel 9 News Now (WUSA). Interviewed by Brittany Moorehouse on June 10, 2011 regarding the controversy generated by Russell Crowe’s tweet about circumcision. Aired on 5pm and 7pm news casts.
La Nación (one of Argentina’s premier newspapers). Interviewed by Washington correspondent Inés Capdevila, October 30, 2008 regarding the impact of the presidential election on cultural issues such as race and feminism.
Sinclair Broadcast Group (ABC, CBA FOX CW, NBC) Interviewed by Meghan McCorkell October 1, 2008 regarding sexism in the presidential election cycle.
Channel 9 News Now (WUSA). Interviewed by Gary Nurenberg, September 12, 2008 regarding social interaction and the rise of hugging among men—in light the recent photos of Obama and McCain hugging.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazatte. Interviewed by Sally Kalson August 12, 2008 regarding the use of slurs and bigoted language in popular films.
“A Weigh with Words: An Inside Look at How Words Create Conflict or Compassion.” Interviewed along with along with Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, local artists, activists, and scholars for a documentary film by A NU VIEW on gender, sexual orientation, race, class and the power of words. Debuted at the Regal Cinemas in Gallery Place Cinemas, Washington, D.C., on August 22, 2007.
WJLA Channel 7/ABC News. Interviewed by Stephen Tschida on March 15, 2007 regarding on media, gender and eating disorders.
National Public Radio, Morning Edition. Interviewed by Jason Kane, reporter for Morning Edition, on March 8, 2007 regarding racially-themed parties on college campuses.
Metro Networks, a national radio wire service with 1500 affiliates. Interviewed by Gene Colleta on February 28, 2007 regarding the importance of Women’s History Month and key issues facing women today.
