here at sinkhole, we’re explorers, not explainers – our goal is to chart the world's complexities, to resist the echo chamber, and to engage in the difficult work of empathy.
The nonfiction book critic for the Washington Post on ideas, politics, and book clubs.
Civil’s co-founder and communications lead explains what’s so revolutionary about the new platform.
The Daily 202’s writer on the origins of the PowerPost newsletters, what it takes to contextualize the news, and where the journalism industry is headed.
Republican efforts to impose voter ID laws and redraw election districts both wound up in federal court. Dale Schultz ended 30 years in state politics lamenting the recent displays of partisanship.
Eve Pearlman and Jeremy Hay of Spaceship Media, and Michelle Holmes of the Alabama Media Group, discuss the benefits and challenges of community-driven journalism.
Quartz's editor in chief discusses the site's ambitions and funding model, its new Talent Lab, and how qz.com is organized to reflect Quartz's approach to journalism.
Julio Ricardo Varela on his new(ish) podcast In the Thick, the role of race and class in journalism, and the racial tension in progressive politics.
Nicholas Jackson on environmental journalism, print and digital media, and making a difference through well-researched storytelling.
