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The Nonfiction Podcast
Matt Pusateri
21 episodes
6 days ago
The Nonfiction Podcast digs into the art and science of nonfiction writing. We look at one nonfiction article a week and break it down, talking with the writers about how they researched, reported, and put their stories together.
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The Nonfiction Podcast digs into the art and science of nonfiction writing. We look at one nonfiction article a week and break it down, talking with the writers about how they researched, reported, and put their stories together.
Show more...
Books
Arts
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Episode 7: "Crowd Source" by Davy Rothbart
The Nonfiction Podcast
41 minutes 22 seconds
9 years ago
Episode 7: "Crowd Source" by Davy Rothbart

This week, we're taking a look at “Crowd Source," written by Davy Rothbart for The California Sunday Magazine, and published in March 2016. The story looks at a company that provides crowds to clients. For a fee, it can deliver a mob of cheering fans or a noisy crowd of angry protesters.

Davy Rothbart is a bestselling author, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, contributor to This American Life, and the editor/publisher of Found Magazine.

 

Up next week: "Rambln' Woman: A Week on the Road with a Female Trucker" by Jessica Ogilvie

The Nonfiction Podcast
The Nonfiction Podcast digs into the art and science of nonfiction writing. We look at one nonfiction article a week and break it down, talking with the writers about how they researched, reported, and put their stories together.