Justin Huyck
@justinhuyck.bsky.social
Editor, Pastoral & Parish Resources at Liturgical Press | Ministry Leader | Author, From Home to Home & Baptism: Alive in Christ | Views & hockey allegiances my own | litpress.org
Clarke: "Many actors in that new media realm are unrestrained by facts or traditions of journalistic ethics, trading in hyperbole, insinuation and thorough fabrications produced by bought-and-paid-for influencers, political operatives and assorted flim-flam artists."
January 16, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Clarke: "Many actors in that new media realm are unrestrained by facts or traditions of journalistic ethics, trading in hyperbole, insinuation and thorough fabrications produced by bought-and-paid-for influencers, political operatives and assorted flim-flam artists."
I was fortunate to have a great convo with Terkel in the early 2000s when I was a page at the Chicago Historical Society's Research Center (and he was Distinguished Scholar in Residence). He threw down some wisdom but then promptly got me talking about my family - I can say I was a Studs interview!
November 26, 2024 at 4:42 PM
I was fortunate to have a great convo with Terkel in the early 2000s when I was a page at the Chicago Historical Society's Research Center (and he was Distinguished Scholar in Residence). He threw down some wisdom but then promptly got me talking about my family - I can say I was a Studs interview!
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