Anne Noyes Saini edits economics books by day. In her free time she writes about (and produces audio journalism about) food culture, immigration and the elderly in New York City—especially in Queens, where she lives. She has a Master’s Degree in Journalism from New York University and has contributed to Narratively, The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor, WNYC-FM, WBUR-FM, and City Limits magazine. Find more of Anne’s work on her food + culture website, City Spoonful (www.cityspoonful.com). 

Doug is a nationally recognized media trainer, project strategist and career coach. His former students, who are now working professionals, send him wedding invitations (he shows up) and birth announcements. Doug is a former Knight International Press Fellow and William S. Fulbright Scholar to Chile and spent 21.5 years as a producer and director at NPR, where he still consults and continues to lead NPR's "Next Generation Radio Project."  That work can always be found at nextgenerationradio.org

Artist, radio journalist, documentary storyteller

WNYC Reporter/ Producer. Contact: mloewinger {at} wnyc.org.

I'm an audio producer and a musician.

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